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Really didn’t do much today - a very uneventful Xmas day. Belinda went for a walk - I rested my sore right foot and gave my strapped left ankle a bit of fresh air!! I had hoped to have a pie for lunch but there were none to be had in the camp store so we bought ourselves some stuff for lunch. Not exciting - baked beans for B and a pasta packet for me - but it was at least a change from our usual :-) Got ourselves sorted for a reasonable start time tomorrow and hit the sack!  Camp filling up - apparently it is after Xmas that the busiest time happens.  Lovely lakeside views - not quite a millpond today, with a little wind.  The best way to get around a long campsite!  Big enough to have its own little fire truck :-)  And rubbish truck.  View from in front of our cabin back towards the main entrance. That's the famous Roys Peak in the background just out of sight to the right of shot.  Looking from the camp across Wanaka-Mt Aspiring Rd to the hills.
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AuthorBelinda and Anthony (aka Tony) Hadfield made a decision, in their late 50's, to do something a "bit different" and walk New Zealand's 3000km Te Araroa Trail over summer 2015/16 - although updates will now tell you that this plan will take longer now!!. As the old saying goes - "don't leave home 'til you've seen the country"!! Archives
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