The Bridle Path Walk Experience.

on the 6/7/2021 we went for a walk on the bridle path to see what the Europeans did to come to new Zealand but we had it easy because we didn't carry what they did we only had to carry a lunch box and drink bottle but the Europeans had to carry knifes, forks, spoons, hats, etc, even a grand piano. Im not sure if they did it in one big walk or they kept going back to get the rest. I think the start of the walk was the hardest because the roads leading up to it were very hard to walk up, the start but after that I got more used to it and it got less steep. We had lots of brakes but I could of kept going with out stopping, I think we had the brakes to let people catch up to us. I walked wit Riley S for all of the walk, the path was made of gravel it was just skinnier then a car at some parts it got quite thin the thinnest it got if you layed a bike side ways on the path it would cover the full width of the path. it was also quite windy at times. I was wearing 3 layers my school uniform 2 layers and a jacket from home 1 layer. My mum came to. while we were walking we found bunkers that were use in W.W.2 or something I think they were bomb shelters I saw two on the walk one had spray paint all over it and the other one didn't after I went in the 2nd bunker I saw the top we then ate our lunch had a brake and kept going. The going down was slower. When we were going down there was a sign saying what the Europeans did when the went over the Bridle Path. but I didn't read it we had a stop and then we kept going and got to the bottom. and got on the bus and went home