Whangamomona to Te Wera 14 November, 2010
And
now we leave the 4WD track behind and start the hard work of riding a gravel road
with not much in the way of wheel tracks, and a fairly impressive hill to climb.
Oh, by the way, we reached Aotuhia about 30 minutes before the vans turned up.
Lyn and Neale arrive at the summit on Upper Mangaehu Road.
Photo: Caroll
So does Susan.
Photo: Caroll
Closely followed by Annie, Steve and Mack.
Photo: Margaret
Rural Scene.
Photo: Margaret
Neale considers the Makahu Tunnel.
Photo: Lyn
Looks like he's still not game to enter.
Photo: Lyn
Let's read about it.
Photo: Margaret
Photo: Lyn or Neale
There - it does not look too daunting. It's only 166 metres to the other end.
Photo: Mack
Gary's on his way down the hill.
Photo: Margaret
The camp at Te Wera.
Photo: Mack
After dinner at Te
Wera. Another absolutely delicious meal, put on this time
by the ladies of Huiakama School.
We are now awaiting the start of the evening's trivia quiz put on by Neale and Sloop.
Photo: Selwyn
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