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Whether it’s your first time, or you are an experienced explorer, or you just want to spend time with likeminded people, escape with us on quiet country walks, or paddle idyllic rivers, cycle rail trails, enjoy the challenge of multi day adventures, stay at base camps while exploring local attractions or just enjoy the company of others in relaxed social settings
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Read MoreIf you are 65 years or older, recent changes in aged care are particularly relevant to you. From 1st November 2025, the new Aged Care Act will come into effect.
Read MoreDear Fellow Members, UPDATED 14th October Please can you pay $50 into the club account ASAP. Details 633 000 111616660. Mark the payment with name and...
Read MoreRemember to check ahead for events that may be in the months ahead, Expressions of Interest that are currently on the website that you may want to participate in or chat with the leader for...
Read MoreCommittee work involves cooperation, compromise, and working in groups so the oft mentioned Wisdom of Solomon, steady hand and a sense of humour will stand one in good stead.
Read MoreAny member can request, organise or participate in any club event...and just because you request or suggest an event, it doesn't mean you have to lead it!
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Crystal clear water, white sand, a deserted jetty, blue sky, sunshine – where were we?
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The first Tuesday walk for 2026 started in spectacular fashion. A clear and blue sky with glorious views to the South (Corner Inlet to Wilsons Promontary) and to the North (across waters to...
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Day 1. Cape Jervis to Cobbler Hill Campground - 15 km My weather forecast for today was sun, wind and rain with a temperature of anywhere between 0° and 40°. Just about covers it, I...
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A walk through the Pioneer Reserve in Kongwak, a stark contrast to the rolling hills and pastures that surround it, it represents an example of South Gippsland flora before that once covered it.
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