sim1oz wrote:Following on from a memorable snowcamping experience at Moondog Village last winter, I thought it might be fun to meet some more forum members. MD and I have discussed a relaxed glamping weekend at Mt Franklin http://parkweb.vic.gov.au/explore/parks/hepburn-r.p/things-to-do/mt-franklin-reserve. There are a range of day-walks in the area of varying difficulty which people could do together or go off and do their own thing. The camp area is large enough that those who prefer some solitude can sleep away from everyone else.
sim1oz wrote:@Erich, we will be bringing our 9yo and 11yo girls. The 9yo is brilliant with babies and toddlers - especially since I said 'No' to having any more babies - so you can look forward to a 'camp-in' babysitter. I can't tell you the number of people I have met through her because she befriends and entertains their kids at the park, in the street, at school, everywhere - she's a real kid networker and baby whisperer. She even taught my parent's neighbours' granddaughter how to ride her bike. So don't stress about bringing him, you might even manage a rest-filled holiday
sim1oz wrote:
@walkon, no reason we can't do another get together in spring. It's nice to meet people with a common interest in bushwalking. Might be a good way to find some new walking partners.
Moondog55 wrote:If there was enough interest and people were willing to kick in a gold coin donation to pay for the ingredients I'd be delighted to do a big pot of soup or even 2 or 3 soups for mutual enjoyment [ I really enjoy cooking in large quantities]
If any-one is interested in that just post here
I also suggest a communal BBQ
Moondog55 wrote:My lamb shank and barley is excellent and I can do tomato in either vegetarian [ Vegan friendly] or traditional with bacon and ham hock or a decent rich Borscht.
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