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"M. A. and I went up via the track from the Graham's Creek bridge giving the track some maintenance as we went. Once on the tops above the end of the track we traversed the ridge line through to the trig beacon high point. A detour was done down to the 1933 plane crash site then back up to the ridge line on the way to the trig. The wx was mainly good but it was a bit cloudy on the last two knobs." — glennj • Apr 22, 2018
"Walked up to the tops doing track work some of the way. Visited the plane crash memorial and then went to the trig beacon high point where I had lunch as did a two person party who had come with me from the tops via the old plane crash site. I did track work part of the way down until the other party, whom had spent longer lunching and taking photos caught me up, then we walked out the rest of the way together. The weather was excellent!" — glennj • May 28, 2017
"Solo walk from Grahams Ck bridge via the TL track. Once in the tussock & rock I traversed across the various knobs to the high points 1368m & 1373m. Ate lunch on Point 1373m then descended by the same route. It was an overcast warm day." — glennj • Apr 9, 2014
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