
wombat ian
wondering wombats wrote::twisted: We are a group of family/long time friends who started walking 14 months ago, we started as 6 but now nearly always 10, all near or over 50 we have had 13 walk with us over the summer. We now have some younger members of our families joining us & where permitted a dog. We share walk selection & planning in rotation and try to walk as a group every 3 weeks. We started walking mainly in the NW Coastal regions but are starting to plan longer walks with over night stays, but not bush yet. It's great, fun & very entertaining some times with colourful language when the little leaches appear. Our next walk is planned for this Saturday to Meander Falls.
wombat ian
Speculator wrote:wondering wombats wrote::twisted: We are a group of family/long time friends who started walking 14 months ago, we started as 6 but now nearly always 10, all near or over 50 we have had 13 walk with us over the summer. We now have some younger members of our families joining us & where permitted a dog. We share walk selection & planning in rotation and try to walk as a group every 3 weeks. We started walking mainly in the NW Coastal regions but are starting to plan longer walks with over night stays, but not bush yet. It's great, fun & very entertaining some times with colourful language when the little leaches appear. Our next walk is planned for this Saturday to Meander Falls.
wombat ian
Yeah, the Meander walk is one I haven't done yet, but it's on my list. The falls themselves can freeze this time of year if it's cold enough, I imagine that would be a sight!
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wotrack? wrote:Good for you and yours Ian. I am really interested in great walks you might have found where I can take my dog. Especially ones closer perhaps to the central north such as Meander Falls. Am keen to follow your groups progress.
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