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Schedule change for Sunday 6th June 2021: N’Dhala Gorge off-track circuit
Change to schedule for this Sunday 6th June 2021: N’Dhala Walk Circuit, 6 hours off track, grade 4-5. Contact Ken on 0430526925. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N%27Dhala_Gorge_Nature_Park
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Newly added to schedule for Sunday 16 May 2021: Ormiston Pound Walk
Contact Steve for details 0417 923 047
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Sunday 9th May 2021: Larapinta Trail section 8 Serpentine Gorge to Counts Point
Sue to lead – contact 0417 814 745. 14km return walk to Counts Point, a high point on the Larapinta Trail.
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Recent walks
The recent rains and cooler weather meant that longer walks could be planned without the need to carry a lot of water. The black colours after the bushfires of recent years have been replaced by greens and the diverse floral … Continue reading
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First walk program for 2021 released!
Greetings and welcome to season 1 walking for 2021. Please visit our bushwalks & activities page to view and/or download the schedule.
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Eastern Barn Owl, Tyto delicatula
Thanks Ken for this amazing photo
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Leaders Guidelines updated – Driver responsibilities
It may seem like common sense, but all drivers have a duty of care to their passengers. This applies on our bushwalks too. To clarify this, the following has been added to the Leader Guidelines: Driver Responsibilities In terms of … Continue reading
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The art of walking country, a response
This article, a curatorial response to the 2012 exhibition, was written and considered for the prestigious national magazine Art Monthly. It was not used. When I saw the cover image of Philip Jones’s Images of the interior: seven Central Australian … Continue reading
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Hot weather walking, drink lots of water
With an October heat wave and temperatures soaring into the high-30s and 40s, it is a timely reminder to make sure before you leave the carpark that everyone has at least 3 litres of water, and that you plan to … Continue reading