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Upcoming Events

Full details of trips can be found in the Scroll  or consult the Quick Calendar  for  events.

Fees for the new financial year are due.  Fees have been reduced to $40 for singles and $70 for families.

Membership form 09-10 (click to open)

 

14-15 Nov – Bushwalk and Canoeing
South West Rocks camp with bush walking across coastal headlands and canoeing trips across Trial Bay and or into the lower Macleay estuary. Geoff Martin 6552 5255 at camping shop.

28-29 Nov – Bushwalk
Barrington Tops and Selby Alley Hut. Walk in from Junction Pools. Circuit trip over Aeroplane hill to Selby Alley and back via Edwards Swamp trail. About 4 hrs each way. Geoff Songberg 6557 0052 or 0427 569 050

3 Thursday Dec – Paddle, Dinner, Meeting
Start with a paddle on the Manning from 6:00pm then regroup at Sailos 7:00pm for drinks and Xmas dinner at 7:30 with meeting. Geoff Martin 6552 5255 at camping shop.

13 Dec Sunday – Canoeing
Day trip out from Boatland Marine Tuncurry up through some of the Wallis Lake Islands. Geoff Martin 6552 5255 at camping shop.

1-7 Jan – Bushwalk
Snowy mountains 4-5 day trek probably along the main range from Mt Kosciuszko. Travel down one weekend and back the
next.  Mick O’Brien 6551 2531 or 0400 475 835

10 Jan Sunday – Canoeing
Paddle the top end of Saltwater Lagoon from Magpie Creek Geoff Martin 6552 5255 at camping shop.

23-24-25-26 Jan – Canoeing
A trip not to be missed. A 4 day kayak trek across the entire Myall Lakes system starting at Tea Gardens and finishing at Neranie. For those going to Tasmania this is a must to test all that equipment and fitness. Geoff Martin 6552 5255 at camping shop.

13-28 Feb – Canoeing
Tasmania kayaking Freycinet and Gordon River. Geoff Martin 6552 5255 at camping shop.

A paddle on any Sunday.

Geoff Martin is looking at doing the odd Sunday morning paddle on Wallis Lake whenever the day looks nice. Contact Geoff at the Camping Shop 6552 5255 if you are interested.

Advance activity notice
Easter 2010 five day bushwalk into Green Gully from Kunderang trail in the Werrikimee Park – let Mick O’Brien  know if you are interested.