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We never tire of yarns from wild terrain and Paul Kilgour delivers a great bush t. narrative perfect for holiday time. n, per“sGone, iBush iis about a lifetime, of y are walkiing the lbackcountry. It tells of. Within eccentric characters he met along the way, lsom. e of the 1200lhuts he visited, and his mostiunfo,rgettable jo, urneys, includin. g his ‘long walk home’ from deepest Fiordlaind to th.e top of Golden Bay. It’s about the tpowerful effects of being in the natural environment, doing what matters and ng iliving a.uthentically. It’s like setting off on a serene hike in the mountains, heavy frost underfoot and the , sun on your back.” ws you into these stories from yesteryear; from the first pioneers and the daunting

y faced, the journey through t e g era ons, to the inspirational story of the current owners, Han and Jenny Klisser. The photography is stunning, the historic photos captivating, the stories compelling. It’s a book all New Zealanders will be proud to take home.