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2026

Sunday 1st February - Aorere Road bike trip
With a walking option to Forest and Bird Hut
Leader: Al Barkla 027 618 9002

Wednesday 4th February - Club Night
Quiz Night with Justine 7.30pm

Sunday 15th February - Southern Moss Fields
Maybe over the top of Fanthams, a reasonable level of fitness required.
Leader: Bruce Finer 027 205 2059

Wednesday 4th March - Club Night
Bev Prankerd sharing her adventures on Wrangel Island. We enjoyed Bev's last arctic adventure. She visited Wrangel Island a few years ago, polar bears and more. 7.30pm

Saturday 7th March - Monday 9th March -
Taranaki Anniversary Weekend - Ruatiti Domain
Opportunities for camping, tenting, biking, relaxing.
Leader: David McNair 027 249 2226

Saturday 25th March - Khyber Pass
A reasonable level of fitness required for this trip.
Leader: David Sattler 027 209 9375

Wednesday 1st April - AGM 7.30pm
Please consider becoming more involved in the committee, our committee table has more seats to fill. We are urgently seeking a new treasurer, Marilyn Finer has held this role for many years and is retiring.

Sunday 12th April - Crams Wetlands revisit
Combined with a latte walk.




waitahinga trails,  january 22nd 2023

23/1/2023

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Al, Rae, Wietze, Justine and Jan enjoyed a great day out doing the Waitahinga Trails, inland from Kai Iwi. Leaving Hawera at 8.45 we were at Quarry car park by 10.10, beginning our walk along Okehu Ridge. We agreed early on the walk some of us didn’t have enough in the tank to go to the Dam, and Croppers clearing would be the destination for all but Al, who shot on ahead. The rest of us got to Croppers in just over an hour. Rae and Justine walked a short way along Tom’s Ridge but didn’t fancy an uphill return. We set off back on the Rimu walk, meeting Al on his return journey who agreed the return journey was a grind. We took the Pines track back to the car park, a loop journey of 3 hours. It felt like a “real” tramp, no structures, natural tracks, sometimes gnarly and all the time having to keep a watch for markers. And a great walk for a sunny summer day, under bush cover most of the walk.
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