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Soaking up an orange sunset at Cape Reinga Lighthouse, Cam Bostock had the biggest smile on his face and an overwhelming sense of accomplishment. He had reason to be happy, having just completed the Te Araroa.
Perth based photographer Louise Coghill at the start of the Te Araroa trail, Cape Reinga. The trail is 3,000km down the length of New Zealand, from Cape Reinga in the north to the southernmost point of Bluff. Photograph: Louise Coghill For four months Coghill, a photographer from the Australian city of Perth, had been hiking the Te Araroa trail: 3,000km down the length of New Zealand, from Cape Reinga in the north to the southernmost point of Bluff. Coghill had set out in November 2019. By early March she had made it to the Canterbury region of the South Island. The end of her journey was ...