Tuesday December 4 Kingscliff to Fingal Social Cycle
From the carpark on Marine Parade at the northern end of Kingscliff Beach Bowls Club we will cycle along the beach front and down Wommin Bay Rd to the path next to the Tweed River. Coffee stop in Fingal at the Sheoak Shack cafe before continuing to the headland (where we need to lock our bikes) to take a stroll to the lighthouse and admire the view and our own (elves) Giant Causeway. We will return by the same route and have the option to enjoy chatting over lunch at the Bowls Club. Total distance 15kms ... on cycleways and flat too! As the return is via the same route, you can start & finish at any point for a shorter option, or if really keen you can start at Pottsville for a 60 km round trip (but the leader won’t join you!) Leader Liz 0414364252
2-9 December Support drivers and Hikers needed for Save Kosci protest against feral horses
We plan to walk from the Cobberas Wilderness Area, which is full of feral horses. Starting just south of the NSW border, climbing over Mt Cobberas 1&2 ( 1800m ), camping on Cowombat flat, up the Alpine Trail after summiting The Pilot ( 1800m ), camping at Tin Mine Huts, then The Cascades, meeting others at Dead Horse Gap and then joining the main protest group on December 9th at the summit of Kosci. Grade 4.
Support drivers will have a good time driving our vehicles back from the start of our hike, as the Barry Way between Jindabyne and Suggan Buggan descends into an amazing gorge formed by the Snowy River. The gravel road runs alongside the River in places. Camping with the hikers at Native Dog Flat will also be a highlight, before returning to join the last few days of the main 35 day walk from Sydney.
More details about the main protest walk at www.savekosci.org
To discuss various ways that you can participate in a worthwhile cause in a beautiful part of the Australian Alps, contact Steve 0414 312 917
Friday to Sunday December 7 to 9 Camp at Ironpot Creek in Toonumbar NP FULLY BOOKED
Walking, swimming, rock hopping and scrambling along Ironpot and Eden Creeks, Grade 5, Maps Grevilia, Woodenbong, Afterlee and Capeen. Leader David R 0427 298339 david.rob1367@gmail.com
Saturday December 8 Christmas Cycle leave at 8.30 am
Cycle from Ewingsdale (Ian & Gail's residence) into Byron for morning coffee and then to Suffolk Park, Broken Head for ice cream and return to Ewingsdale for a dip in the pool, a bbq and a game of donkey table tennis. Being Christmas there will be other routes decided on the day so all can enjoy a cycle ride. Open to all club cyclists and their member partners. Please bring meat or equivalent to bbq and nominate a plate of something to share (nibbles, salads, bread, or dessert) on registration. Please bring china, cutlery, fold up chair and a fold up table if available. Leader Ian 0459496194
Gone Bush - your very own club band, look forward to entertaining you at this special event.
Sunday December 9 Paddle Cudgen Creek from Kingscliff to Bogangar
This paddle runs from Kingscliff to the eastern side of Cudgen Lake in Bogangar through the Cudgen Nature Reserve. High tide (1.62m) at Kingscliff will be at 10:35am. We will get the assistance of the inward flowing tide on our journey upstream from Kingscliff and also from the outward flowing tide on our journey back from Bogangar. We will stop for morning tea. Option of lunch back at the start point. Distance: 19 km Grade: Medium. Total time about 4 hours. Greg M 0427 949375.
Monday December 10 Lennox Head to Flat Rock
Social Walk in late afternoon from Lennox Head (Dress Circle Drive) to Flat Rock Toilets/ Car Park and walk same way back to Lennox Head for Fish and Chips. Estimated distance is 12 km and time is 3 hours return. Grade 2. Bit of up and down and some balancing on small inland rocks at Boulder Beach. Meet at beach end of Dress Circle Drive (southern end of Lennox) at 4.30pm.
Leader Suzi R ph 0457 041613 or email srosedale@bigpond.com
Sunday December 16 Christmas Party Crams Farm Dairy Clarrie Hall Dam
Crams Farm is a stunningly beautiful venue and we will have a great day. The Dairy will be available to us exclusively all day so we will have plenty of time to walk, bird watch and kayak. This year we are asking participants to bring a Christmas decoration, the bigger the better, as the object of the exercise is to “Deck the Dairy”. Catering will be as usual, i.e. bring a salad or dessert to share. BYO drinks and meat if required (there are bbqs). If you have a Christmas tablecloth you can bring, that would be great.
Please contact Lou to book in and arrange your food contribution for the Xmas Party
Our kayaking members will be bringing kayaks to Clarrie Hall Dam as part of the club's Christmas festivities. In some previous years there has been an official paddle held in the morning. This year it will be less formal, in that there will be no leader, but those wishing to have a final paddle for the year will set off at 9.30 at the boat ramp below Cram's Farm. Those who aren't familiar with the dam should stay with the group as it is easy to take a wrong turn. It is a very scenic water way and a great way to start the Xmas celebrations. This paddle will last for about 2 hours.
Friday 21 December Qigong
Meet at 7.30 for one hour session on Lawson Street, between the two Kayak rental caravans (near Massinger St intersection). Then enjoy coffee together at the Beach Cafe. This will be our last session for this year. Leader Anna bazmac55@gmail.com
Monday 24 December Marshalls Creek paddle
Morning departure at Brunswick from the beach at the end of Mona Lane. High tide is 1.84m at 10:30am at the heads. We will catch the tide in both directions to Billinudgel, an interesting journey through a nature reserve, about 18km total 5 hrs. We will have morning tea/coffee at Yum Yum cafe along the way. Option for participants to start/finish at Yum Yum's, a saving of 8km. Bring lunch. Greg M 0427 949375
Monday December 24 to Friday December 28 Green Mountains Lamington NP camp
We will have a choice of on and off track walks during 3 days from Tues to Thurs which will be decided with other interested NRBC members.
Please contact us and book your own tent or van site or other accomodation soon. For bushwalking club members only.
Leaders Tina and David R 0427 298339 or david.rob1367@gmail.com
Thursday December 27 Club Social Barefoot Bowling Bangalow Bowlo
Over the years this has become a fun club ritual for many club members. Bring yourself, your partners, friends, family and your visitors to Bangalow for a friendly game of bowls followed by a meal at the club. Cost for the bowling will be $5 pp. We will meet at the club at 5 pm and should finish bowling by about 6.30 pm. Please register with Ian by the Monday morning at the latest if you are coming to dinner. Brian will be offering his alternate games as usual. Organiser Ian 0459496194
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