Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
Paynes Ford from Melbourne	23-Feb-2009 At 5:37:26 PM	vwills
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Take a single rope. Absolutely no need for doubles. Take quick draws. No trad gear required. Take a stove. Not much in way of facilities at hangdog (though I dont know about the cabins). Takaka has supermarkets and enough organic produce to keep a feral happy. Try the mussels at mussel inn. Visit Rawhiti (?sp) cave on a rest day. Go swimming in the river. Hitch to the coast and walk some of the Abel Tasman track. Hangdog is a couple of kms from the shops, but pretty easy to catch a lift in.

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