Mount
Maunganui is a 252 (or something like that) metre high rocky hill towering over one end of
the resort-ish town of Mount Maunganui. After we'd had the
obligatory cappuccino overlooking the surf, I felt obliged to tackle
the climb. After all, I am supposed to be walking in the High
Tatras later in the year, so it's not too soon to start thinking
about my level of fitness.
View from Mount Maunganui |
The climb was well worth it, as the track up passes through some interesting vegetation and of course the views are great. I certainly wasn't the only one who made it. I think this may have something to do with the fact that there's an ocean swim in town tomorrow, as a several of the other climbers were in running gear and certainly ran at least part of the way. I stress that the people in this category were all younger than me.
Anyway, a pleasant day in spite of (or perhaps because of?) not taking a Rotorua excursion.
We'll be in Napier, with its art deco buildings, tomorrow.
We'll be in Napier, with its art deco buildings, tomorrow.
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