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KAYAKING KINSHIP the river on

AT THE SUMMIT of Mt Ruapehu, seven Kiwis started their journey to the coast.

It was early 2017, and the adventure would see the friends spend a month kayaking the Waikato River on its slow voyage to the west coast.

Though the 425km river can be kayaked in little over a week, expedition member Dan Kelly says the group took

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