Starveall Hut
This is a standard 6-bunk hut in the Motueka area and provides magnificent views over Nelson and Tasman Bay. The hut is located at the edge of a large clearing on a spur below Mt Starveall (1511m). Located in Mt Richmond Forest Park (and part of Te Araroa Trail) this hut is on the Alpine Route that runs from Starveall Hut through to Tarn Hut, and is mostly above the bushline, ranging from 1000-1700 metres above sea level.
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Whakarewarewa
Whakarewarewa is a warm greige with a slight pink undertone that can be used as a main wall colour both inside and outside the home. Whakarewarewa pairs well with deep browns such as Mt Inaccessible and charcoals such as Castlecliff.
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