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Crow River, North-West Nelson Forest Park ginal). But at Park Forks the decision King and Baldy. The rest of us went was made to do the trip regardless on to Angle Knob to check on the of time, since we were going to miss fit trip (no comment), but failing to the bus anyway. find any trace of their passing, dropped Our time from the Forks to the bot- down into the Atiwhakatu to have lunch tom of McGregor Spur was a quarter beneath the saddle. of what Nick had estimated, and we A short climb onto the saddle and started up the spur more hopeful of a roundabout route down the other side catching the bus. Two hours later we brought us through a nasty patch of were at the bivvy, and it was only supplejack and gunge to some bluffs twenty minutes from there to the above the Waingawa. After an easy (Nick had allowed four hours for tDIS wander down the river, we arrived at stretch). Here another reduction in party the roadend with an hour to size took place as Roger left us to Those that did the trip were Roger take the shorter route back to the bus Bryant, Tim Stern, Nick Jennings, Barry via the Broken Axe Pinnacles, South Biggs and myself, Laurie Gallagher.


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