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Auckland Airport
Day 32 (652 to 623 kms) Feet are sore and have blisters on both feet now. I applied some Compeed to the left
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Over the Hill to Drury
Day 31 (688 to 652 kms) Did not get a great sleep. Seems like the folks in Mercer like to drive their loud
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No Mercy getting to Mercer
Day 30 (722 to 688 kms) Today was brutal. I have declared this the hardest day on trail so far. I was warned
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To Huntly Golf Course
Day 29 (747 to 722 kms) The day would start with a climb up to the viewpoint on Hakarimata walkway. I knew the
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Returning to the Trail
Day 28 (777 to 747 kms) Janet and David fed me breakfast and drove me to my starting point. I could start anywhere,
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To Auckland
Day 26 and 27 (542 to 590 kms) It would take 2 more days to walk to Auckland city. The first day to Stillwater and
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Kayak Trip and Orew
Day 25 (513 to 542 kms) Wet start to the day and a wet finish. And everything in between was great. The plan
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Dome Forest
Day 23 and 24 (471 to 513 kms) Time to leave the beach and head up and into the forest, including the Dome Forest.
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Day at the Beach
Day 22 (450 to 471 kms) Very late start today, due to the tides. The 6 kms from the start and 500 meters from the
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Resting in Mangawhai
Days 20 and 21 (422 to 450 kms) My last rest day was at Paihia, 9 days ago. Before the trip started, I planned to
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Waipu Cove
Day 19 (392 to 422 kms) Day started with a water taxi ride across the water to Marsden Point. Blair was our Captain
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Whangārei Heads
Day 18 (378 to 392 kms) Camped at the southern end of Ocean Beach for a reason, as today would be a big