Te Puia Hot Springs is where I initiated my new tramping boots. The beginning of the hike is about an hour from town, and from there it is three and a half hours to the hot springs. Jeff and I set off on Saturday afternoon with the weather looking a little bit like it might rain. However, it held off for the duration of the hike.The trail starts off quite steep, but the majority of the way we were walking by the river. It was a lovely tramp, and it was even lovelier to soak in the hot springs at the end.
And my new tramping boots? They passed the test-no blisters, no twisted ankles, no cramped toes when going down hill. I think this will be the beginning of a long lasting, pain-free tramping relationship!
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I chuckle when I read your blogs. The kiwi terminology seems second nature to you now. Do you realize how many times you said tramp or tramping in that last blog? I am glad the experience was pain free! You go girl.
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