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18 Jan 2025 at 4:34 pm in reply to: For nice accommodation on Mt Ruapehu over new year try the WTMC lodge #99242Tony GazleyKeymaster
Summer Lodge
Ngā mihi nui to Brian and Jan for hosting the second week of Summer Lodge.
It was good to catch-up in the evenings.
I’ll be back next year.
Heather G
7 Jan 2025 at 10:23 pm in reply to: For nice accommodation on Mt Ruapehu over new year try the WTMC lodge #99210Tony GazleyKeymasterSummer Lodge Well, we had a decent snowfall on Sunday morning and a walk in the sun in the afternoon.
Monday was good for a walk to Whakapapaiti hut for lunch although a cold wind in places.
Tuesday was a fantastic calm day in the sun and good for a walk up the mountain.
All is set in place for the rest of the week.
The only thing missing is YOU!
If YOU are interested in staying just turn up but it would pay to check with Brian on 0272468621.
We will be departing Sunday 12th January and that will end WT&MC summer lodge for 2025 until the end of the year.
Brian
17 Oct 2022 at 5:31 pm in reply to: The 2023 Tramping Calendar Haiku and Limerick Competition – Chapter 4 #57339Tony GazleyKeymasterWhen doors are stuck shut
Sarah does not wait about-
kick kick kick kick kick
14 Oct 2022 at 9:48 am in reply to: The 2023 Tramping Calendar Haiku and Limerick Competition – Chapter 4 #56811Tony GazleyKeymasterGood morning Lance
Thank you very much for your haiku entry into the 2023 Tramping Calendar Haiku and Limerick Competition.
We have been delighted with the high standard of the many entries we have received so far, and yours is no exception.However, we do remind you that copies of the 2023 Tramping NZ Calendar are readily available from Bivouac Outdoor in Mercer Street for $20 cash. You may wish to purchase your copies now to avoid disappointment when you fail to win first or second prize in the competition.
Thanks again
Tony
8 Sep 2022 at 10:23 am in reply to: The 2023 Tramping Calendar Haiku and Limerick Competition – chapter 2 #55265Tony GazleyKeymaster
5 Sep 2022 at 12:40 pm in reply to: The 2023 Tramping Calendar Haiku and Limerick Competition-by Harry Smith #55162Tony GazleyKeymaster
There’s something in her hair that’s quite wrong
It looks more like that of King Kong
When asked why it was so
She said I don’t know
But I think I’ve been in the bush for too longTony GazleyKeymasterWell that’s good news. And it certainly does sound like the same track renegotiated. I will check it out and if so we can reinstate the description on the website later today.
Tony GazleyKeymasterThe quickest way to find out would be to rush down to Bivouac Outdoor in Mercer street with $20 and buy a copy of the calendar. The location is given in the photo caption : ))
Tony GazleyKeymasterHarry’s story with his route description has been updated in the WTMC newsletter with some photos and a short video.
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