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== Location ==
 
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In a paddock, not far off SH39, Te Rore
  
 
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Drive there on my way back from family gathering in Hamilton
  
 
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I almost set off this morning on a mission out of my home graticule without looking at the hash, what was I thinking? Turns out there was a hash only 30 km from my destination, in a paddock not far off a main highway. So I parked up, and wandered up to the farmers house and asked permission with the usual 'this is random but' rant. Permission granted, I used my GPS phone to find the location. It was in a recently hoed paddock that was to be planted in maize that afternoon - good timing. Hash attained, and i wandered back to my car.
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An interesting feature was the Te Rore War Memorial - remembering eight local soldiers whos lives were taken in WWII. Eight trees were planted to commemorate them, which had grown into fine large specimens. In a neighbouring paddock was a Kauri tree planted in 1937 to mark the Coronation of King George VI.
  
 
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Location

In a paddock, not far off SH39, Te Rore

Participants

Plans

Drive there on my way back from family gathering in Hamilton

Expedition

I almost set off this morning on a mission out of my home graticule without looking at the hash, what was I thinking? Turns out there was a hash only 30 km from my destination, in a paddock not far off a main highway. So I parked up, and wandered up to the farmers house and asked permission with the usual 'this is random but' rant. Permission granted, I used my GPS phone to find the location. It was in a recently hoed paddock that was to be planted in maize that afternoon - good timing. Hash attained, and i wandered back to my car.

An interesting feature was the Te Rore War Memorial - remembering eight local soldiers whos lives were taken in WWII. Eight trees were planted to commemorate them, which had grown into fine large specimens. In a neighbouring paddock was a Kauri tree planted in 1937 to mark the Coronation of King George VI.

Tracklog

Photos

Achievements