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Page 4, <strong>Ashburton</strong>'s The <strong>Courier</strong>, Thursday <strong>March</strong> 5, <strong>2020</strong><br />

Local news at www.starnews.co.nz<br />

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Multiples meet up in domain<br />

AMid Canterbury Multiples Meet­Up in<br />

the <strong>Ashburton</strong> Domain at the weekend,<br />

instigated by <strong>Ashburton</strong> mum of one­yearold<br />

twins Kate Anderson, saw six sets of<br />

twins turn out for the event.<br />

It was organised to coincide with the<br />

start of Multiple Births Awareness Week<br />

and was supported by Multiples Canterbury.<br />

Among those to attend was Ms Anderson<br />

and her fraternal twins, Methven’s Kirsty<br />

Saxon editor of Multiples New Zealand<br />

magazine Multiple Matters and mum to sixyear­old<br />

twins as well as an eight­year­old<br />

daughter, and Mayfield’s Clare Walkerwith<br />

four­month­old twins and a22­month­old<br />

daughter.<br />

Ms Walker, herself a twin, has a twin<br />

brotherwho lives on the West Coast, and an<br />

older sister who has aset of twins.<br />

She said compared to having just the one<br />

child at atime, this time round itwas more<br />

testing with two babies, however she had<br />

great support from within the community.<br />

The neighbours had rallied and given<br />

meals and support to help adjust to the<br />

newborns in the house.<br />

And because there was another young<br />

child in the house, Ms Walker and her<br />

partnerwere eligible for home help funding.<br />

It’s up to you how it’sused whetherit’s for<br />

time out with child minding or for cleaning<br />

the house ordoing the washing, she said.<br />

She also had help from her mother Beryl<br />

and accessed the Multiples Canterbury<br />

THIS WEEK’SSPECIALS<br />

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Double trouble thrice...Clare Walker with her twins Johnny and Ava Sheed (4<br />

months) as well as Isaac and Hunter Davison, 6, and Scarlett and Frankie whose<br />

mum Kate Anderson organised ameet-up to get in touch with other parents of<br />

multiple births in Mid Canterbury.<br />

website for information which ‘‘was quite<br />

good too’’.<br />

Ms Anderson, also atwin, wanted to meet<br />

other parents of multiples who faced some<br />

of the same issuesparentingmultiplebabies<br />

at atime.<br />

They included leaving one to cry while<br />

dealing with the other, the feeling of<br />

isolationbeing at homealone withtwins and<br />

the need to be organised just toget out of<br />

the house.<br />

She was keen to keep in contact with<br />

those who had attended and was hopeful to<br />

meet others unable to attend on the day.<br />

AMultiples Mid Canterbury Facebook<br />

page has been set up through Multiples<br />

Canterbury, or people can contact Ms<br />

Anderson onFacebook.<br />

Friends up for trek challenge<br />

By Mick Jensen<br />

Four friends, all with strong Mid<br />

Canterbury farming roots, are set<br />

to tackle asix­day, 191km charity<br />

walk in Northland.<br />

Mandy Hurst, Jude O’Connor,<br />

Julie Livesey and Denise Davidson<br />

depart from Te Paki on<br />

Sunday andwill finish theirhike at<br />

Kohukohu.<br />

In betweentheywill walkalong<br />

the beach, through the bush and<br />

into small settlements like<br />

Hukatere, Ahipara, Herkino and<br />

Broadwood.<br />

All intheir 60s, the quartet will<br />

be joinedbyotherwalkers, mountain<br />

bikers and horse riders and<br />

will follow awell marked route.<br />

Alarge support crew ofvolunteers<br />

will be on hand.<br />

Many of the places they will<br />

pass through are off the tourist<br />

path and will offer aunique taste<br />

of New Zealand’s landscapes and<br />

scenery.<br />

The outdoor adventure is<br />

Julie Livesey, Jude O’Connor, Mandy Hurst and Denise<br />

Davidson are tackling a191km charity trek over six days in<br />

Northland.<br />

organised by charitable trust Trek<br />

For LifeAotearoa/NZwhich aims<br />

to support and empower local<br />

communities.Funds raised will be<br />

given to first response and rescue<br />

services operating in those communities.<br />

Mandy Hurst said the four<br />

friends were excited and up for<br />

the trekking challenge.<br />

They were all fit for their age<br />

and looking forward tochecking<br />

out the unspoilt beauty and sparsely<br />

populated towns of the Far<br />

North.<br />

She said day two was the big<br />

walking day on the trek, and the<br />

44km distance lined up was ‘‘a bit<br />

of adaunting prospect’’.<br />

Mrs Hurst said the quartet<br />

would use trekking poles to help<br />

take the pressure off knees and<br />

joints.<br />

Two had elected to splash out<br />

forthe VIPtwo­person dorm tent<br />

at night, whilethe otherswould be<br />

in a10­person tent.<br />

‘‘We’ll be abletograbashower<br />

every night, and even though it<br />

will be far from ‘glamping’, we’ll<br />

be well looked after.’’<br />

Shesaid at theend of along day<br />

of walking aglass of wine would<br />

taste better and be well deserved.<br />

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