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In Tandem

Bach’ (pronounced ‘batch’) is the colloquial term for a holiday home in New Zealand. It's typically small and modest, and located by a coast, lake-front or forest for a mix of relaxation and embracing the great outdoors. So, what's a bach doing on the other side of the Tasman in the New South Wales Blue Mountains?

Govetts Leap Bach is the Australian base of two keen rock climbers who live in New Zealand. Its owners wanted to spend more time in the

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