Yarn in the Barn – Wild Walks with Hannah Rose-Watt
1686 Longbush Road, Carterton, WairarapaTicket Information
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Clip together your waist strap and tighten your boots for an adventure with tramper, TikTok star and author of Wild Walks, Hannah-Rose Watt. Full of inspirational stories and practical tips, this event is for anyone interested in exploring Aotearoa's wilderness — from absolute beginners looking to dip their toes into the world of tramping, to families, to seasoned adventurers seeking inspiration for technical backcountry journeys.
Hannah is passionate about encouraging young people into the outdoors. As the social media manager for Macpac and with thousands of her own followers on TikTok, she is shaping an inspirational career. A great event to drag your teens along to.
Refreshments available or BYO picnic.
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About Hannah Rose-Watt
Hannah-Rose Watt is a passionate and experienced tramper, mountaineer and adventurer. She grew up tramping and camping with her family in the rugged beauty of New Zealand’s South Island, and she has a deep-rooted connection to the wilderness. Alongside her professional work in the outdoor industry, including for DOC and Macpac, Hannah dedicates her time to exploring Aotearoa, leading tramping trips, educating new trampers, and fostering safe and inclusive outdoor experiences through her wild social media channels. Her mission is to inspire others to explore enchanting landscapes and to foster an appreciation for the natural world. Hannah lives and works in Ōtautahi Christchurch.
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This event is part of Yarns in Barns: Wairarapa Festival of Reading which takes place between 12–26th October 2024. This community-led festival features cracking yarns and tall tales for all ages from some of Aotearoa's best writers and storytellers held in an eclectic range of venues across the Wairarapa. View the full festival programme at yarnsinbarns.co.nz
Presented by Hedley's Books, Fraser Books, Masterton District Library and the Wairarapa Library Service.
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