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Photo Credit and Caption: Underwater image of fish in Moofushi Kandu, Maldives, by Bruno de Giusti (via Wikimedia Commons)

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Wittmeyer, S. (2020, 13 July). Travel. Retrieved from https://seanwittmeyer.com/taxonomy/travel

Travel was updated July 13th, 2020.

History of New Zealand Huts

Empress Hut, perched on the western flank of Mt Cook, is one of more than 1000 huts peppered throughout the New Zealand back country. But how secure is this heritage in the face of difficult economic times? Tramping hugs and bivvies are dot­ted around the back country of New Zealand like nowhere else on earth.

We stayed in a couple of these huts while there and they caught my interest as a wonderful aspect of man's intervention through remote dwellings as a way to provide access and shelter.
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