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South Island back country huts / Hans Willems.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Auckland, N.Z. : Halcyon Press, 2000.Description: 160 pages : color illustrations, color maps ; 22 x 26 cmISBN:
  • 1877256064
  • 9781877256066
Other title:
  • Back country huts [Cover title]
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 728.7309937 21
Contents:
Lewis Pass National Reserve Area -- Greater Canterbury Area -- Westland National Park -- Mount Aspiring National Park -- Aoraki/Mount Cook -- Fiordland National Park -- Rakiura/Stewart Island -- Abel Tasman National Park -- Mount Richmond Forest Park -- Kahurangi National Park -- Nelson Lakes National Park -- Craigieburn Forest Park -- Arthur's Pass National Park -- Lake Summer Forest Park.
Summary: Some of the huts featured in this book started life as musterers' huts, as accommodation for hunters, as overnight shelters for trampers, for example. Many were built by different government departments over the years, some by tramping clubs and hunting clubs, yet others by person or persons unknown. They range from structures no bigger than a dog kennel to multi-roomed mansions with all modern conveniences. Each has its own history and own unique character.
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Non-Fiction - New Zealand Non-Fiction - New Zealand Waimate Non-Fiction Non Fiction 728.7309937 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Not For Loan Not for loan A00281813

Lewis Pass National Reserve Area -- Greater Canterbury Area -- Westland National Park -- Mount Aspiring National Park -- Aoraki/Mount Cook -- Fiordland National Park -- Rakiura/Stewart Island -- Abel Tasman National Park -- Mount Richmond Forest Park -- Kahurangi National Park -- Nelson Lakes National Park -- Craigieburn Forest Park -- Arthur's Pass National Park -- Lake Summer Forest Park.

Some of the huts featured in this book started life as musterers' huts, as accommodation for hunters, as overnight shelters for trampers, for example. Many were built by different government departments over the years, some by tramping clubs and hunting clubs, yet others by person or persons unknown. They range from structures no bigger than a dog kennel to multi-roomed mansions with all modern conveniences. Each has its own history and own unique character.

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