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Day 66 (1,577 to 1,590 kms) Today would be a repeat of yesterday. Start the morning with a climb, follow the ridge line

Day 65 (1,557 to 1,577 kms) Today I really enter the Taurarua Ranges. Time for some up and down. It will be a

Day 64 (1,539 to 1,557 kms) Yesterday I wanted to push on, but there were no real good options for places to stay

Day 63 (1,524 to 1,539 kms) Very nice day with a combination of forest and native bush. The trail notes said the 15 kms

Day 62 (1,494 to 1,524 kms) Into the hills I go. The trail notes provide two suggestions for how approach the next 140 kms

Day 61 (1,470 to 1,494 kms) The Wanganui to Palmerston North stretch is coming to an end. Probably the most road walking in

Day 60 (1,449 to 1,470 kms) Last night I made plans to stay with the family of a sister of my cousins wife.

Day 59 (1,416 to 1,1449 kms) The plan was to get away early, to catch the low tide and the fresh morning, which

Day 57 (1,377 to 1,384 kms) The weather of the next week is forecast to be great, so time to head back to

Day 56 (43 kms) Today would be our earliest start on the river, with plans for a 7:30am start. We still had

Day 55 (39 kms) Today was the shortest day on the river, with just under 40 kms of paddling and no sight-seeing along

Day 54 (43 kms) Today was a little shorter at 43 kms paddling, but we also wanted to visit the Bridge to Nowhere,