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This document discusses an outdoor technology project focused on caving at the Waitomo Caves in New Zealand. It lists several travel and tourism related websites for the Waitomo Caves as well as blogs about caving and outdoor adventures. The document was written by Ilicia Martin as part of a school project for the Walker School.

By Ilicia Martin
The Walker School
Outdoor Technology- Caving Project, Waitomo
Caves

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