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Join Team Lifestyle for Butterfly Creek Nighttime Madness on Saturday, 24 August 2013. We’re putting a team together for the Butterfly Creek Nighttime Madness. Open to anyone aged 7 and up, you compete in pairs so you need to start and finish together. The race takes place in the East Harbour Regional Park and there are 3 course lengths. Course 1 is designed for walkers and youth. Course 2 is designed for runners. Course 3 is the Vasque Extreme course for experience adventure runners. We’ve negotiated a special discount for all our members who wish to enter this event, simply visit the online registration page for the Butterfly Creek Nighttime Madness and as you go through enter the special code: lifestyle nzpanda.co.nz/butterfly-creek-nighttime-madness.html

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