VISIT TO MOUNT COOK.
tararua TRAMPING CLUB.
ADYENTUEE IN THE HOOKER. [EX TEIJiaEAPK.—own , cobeespondent.] WELLINGTON. Tueadiy.
Fifty-eight members of the" local Tararua Tramping Club, men and •i; women, 1 have returned from a visit to Mount Cook. I No serious climbing from an Alpine point of view 'was undertaken, but the party had a most enjoyable time. ; After accomplishing one of the minor ascents on the ; lower 'ridge; of Mount • Cook, three; or a. party who had; separated from the guides rashly at-; tempted to take a short cut across the Hooker ■> River. to the Hermitage. ■ ■:. Most of the/experimenters were washed off their feet, but luckily they were able to scramble ashore. = ;>
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18294, 10 January 1923, Page 8
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