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Thread: Mill Rd end Ruahines- Trekking pole left leaning agaisnt DOC sign

  1. 26-11-2015, 11:03 AM #1
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    Mill Rd end Ruahines- Trekking pole left leaning agaisnt DOC sign

    Hi Guys,

    Just been speaking to my retired neighbor, he did a tramp up into Howletts Hut from the rd end at Mill Rd, came out yesterday.

    He put his trekking pole agaisnt the DOC sign to take a few photos, got back to home in Napier and remembered his pole was still there.

    If anyone is down that way and happen to find the trekking pole, he'd quite like it back, he's had it for years and it has been to a lot of places with him.

    Fingers crossed.

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  3. 26-11-2015, 08:34 PM #2
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    Thats a good effort for an old fellow's tramp.
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    I'll have a look tomorrow and pm you if I find it mate.


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    Quote Originally Posted by BRADS View Post
    I'll have a look tomorrow and pm you if I find it mate.


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    Sorry been away, thanks mate, any joy?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    Thats a good effort for an old fellow's tramp.
    You're not wrong, some of these trappers are bloody fit old buggers. This guy also did a lot of hunting in his younger years down south, and has some good stories.
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    I could not find his pole sorry.
    Being Friday night it was loopie central


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    Quote Originally Posted by BRADS View Post
    I could not find his pole sorry.
    Being Friday night it was loopie central


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    Hey thanks anyway mate, does it get a few shitheads in at the Rd end there does it? Thought it would be too far for them to drive in there
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    Yeah spot lighters and most other pricks that are attracted to road ends.

    About 2 years ago me and mate where just leaving the car park and two pricks where there trying to cut down the little 4 post doc roof thing with the big sign in it.
    I asked weather they thought they could out run an amax.....


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    Quote Originally Posted by BRADS View Post
    Yeah spot lighters and most other pricks that are attracted to road ends.

    About 2 years ago me and mate where just leaving the car park and two pricks where there trying to cut down the little 4 post doc roof thing with the big sign in it.
    I asked weather they thought they could out run an amax.....


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