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2021-11-27 Somerset TrailWalkers: Mark & Helen, Halle, Malach, Miles and Colin - Distance 13.2k.

A wonderful day's walking among the many varied forest types.
The views overlooking Somerset Dam and east to Whyvenhoe Dam were spectacular.  

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Introductory Walks

"In Consideration of Trees"

Saturday 13 November and Sunday 14 November 2021

 

Two introductory walks for the benefit of prospective new members.

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2021-10-31 Straddie TripWalkers: Helen & Grahame, Diane & Richard, Gloria, David, Robbie, Sue, Colin.

 

A wonderful few days exploring Straddie.

 

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2021-09-25 Binna Burra to O'Reilly'sWalkers: Dianne, Kerry, Trish, Melanie, Tom and Colin - Distance 23.0k.

A wonderful day's walking among the many varied forest types.  Antarctic Beech were magnificent.  Smoke haze detracted from the nay wonderful lookouts.

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 Present:  Colin Bridge, Trish Wilson, Kerry Duffy, Gloria McKenzie, Helen and Grahame Griffin, Peter Foster, Keith Slater, Iain McPhail, Lene Mikkelsen, Allan Lopez, Pamela Smith, Melanie Hemy
Special Guest: Bronwyn Davies
Apologies: David Goddard, Kirrily Fair, Joy Carr,  Dianne Hiles
Chair: Helen Griffin (this is  a turn about  position)
Minutes: Grahame Griffin (as above)

 

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2021-09-11 Karawatha ForestWalkers: Dianne & Richard, Lene & Alan, Christine, Pamela Smith, Peter and Colin - Distance 14.6k.

A wonderful day's walking among the many varied forest types and wetlands.

A map of Karawatha Forest is in the Resource Documents area.

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