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N is for Nasca Lines
One of the great mysteries of Peru, the Nasca lines, these enormous patterns and designs in the desert were created by removing all the dark stones and exposing the lighter sand below. They’re fascinating to see, and sure to have you asking, but why? Continue reading
It’s 9.30 on a Sunday morning, and after an hour’s drive north west of Takaka (up through Collingwood, then along the Aorere valley), we’ve passed the last sign of civilisation, the quaint Langford store at Bainham, crunched another 16km up the gravel road crossing creeks with creaking little wooden bridges and the sandflies are already biting at Brown Hut. This marks the start of a 4-day hike across the Kahurangi National Park to Kohaihai & Karamea on the West coast. This is one of New Zealand’s Great Walks – the Heaphy Track.
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Our Travel Adventures & Stories
Quitting adulthood. Travelling around the world.
Working to defend and serve the Lancaster West community
the highs and lows of our year of travel
(and what we saw when we got there)
«l'amour comme principe, l'ordre comme base et le progrès comme but» Auguste Comte
the power of co-operation
Stella Duffy doing this instead of writing ...
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