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The Chasm Walkway

The signage as you start the track.

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Down at Whakarewarewa - The Living Maori Village. A real special accessible place to visit.

My Birds Eye view of Finlay @westcoasttreetops

Adventures around Lake Hayes near ArrowTown. We even saw the A&P Show! Thank you to Vaughan from ArrowTown who drinks at The Fork and Tap! We owe you a beer 🍻 for helping get up all the steep parts along the trail ♿️🙏🍻

It’s a very hot day down in Central Otago. Beautiful trails but my Finlay is feeling too hot. It will be a short ride today.

Finlay took his new set of wheels out for a spin over the weekend. Hamilton river trails ex Hamilton Gardens. From here you can take the trails following the river all the way to Cambridge ✅♿️🚲

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