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South-wairarapa-Tramping-ClubOn a recent SWTC trip Stan Smith, Ed and Juliet Cooke, Carol Major and Bruce and Mary Lambert started from the end of Kiriwhakapapa Road. They report: ‘After a stop for smoko we carried on to the rock at the top at where we usually have lunch in the sun. However, a cold wind was blowing and the mountains were shrouded in cloud; so we didn’t hang around but headed for Blue Range Hut for lunch. On the way back, the wind wasn’t as cold below the Cow Creek turnoff. We took a short detour to bypass a slippery clay section at the bottom and got back to our cars in early afternoon.’
 
Coming trips: 13 July: track work   John Rhodes    304 9095
27 July: eastern Wairarapa hills  Rosie & Ian Montgomerie 304 9252
 
Anyone is welcome on trips. Please telephone the leader by the previous Thursday evening. General enquiries: Jenny Duggan 379 7644 or Ed Cooke 304 9497

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