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February 23rd 2012
Published: March 1st 2012
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Max said it best: "We tramp for accommodation." New Zealanders know how to camp. Rather than topping off a long days hike in a tent, they are rewarded with a cozy hut with a potbelly stove. There are hundreds of huts around Department of Conservation land and Max and I have been going to many of these huts for a good nights rest.


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Big River HutBig River Hut
Big River Hut

First hut stay
aka Snore Symphonyaka Snore Symphony
aka Snore Symphony

too much snoring for us...
Big Hellfire HutBig Hellfire Hut
Big Hellfire Hut

Northwest circuit, Rakiura National Park - Stewart Island
Drying rackDrying rack
Drying rack

after a super wet and muddy day on the Northwest Rakiura circuit
Cooking socksCooking socks
Cooking socks

...literally. They burned.
Baikie HutBaikie Hut
Baikie Hut

Morning revealed night snow fell on the hills
Woolshed HutWoolshed Hut
Woolshed Hut

Max and I approach an empty Woolshed Hut on the Mt Somers track just before sundown.


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