END NOVEMBER ON A HIGH....

BALLS HEAD REVISITED

Steve has discovered yet another way to enjoy our marvellous bushland close to the city. This is a new route around Balls Head and ends at the Coal Loader, and as repetetive as it may seem, we start at Woolcott St and Balls Head Road at 8am on Sunday.

There is an artisans market at the Coal Loader on Sunday so you may be interested in having a look at that. Steve and I will also be going to the Climate March in the early afternoon if anyone would like to join us.

Cheers,
B.

Try try again

Let's try again this weekend? Meet on the corner of Woolcott St and Balls Head Rd for a walk in much more pleasant weather.
Please let Steve know if you are coming,  I am not able make it this week. An email will be coming round with his phone number, enjoy!
B.

BALLS HEAD

Apologies for the late post but we have had computer problems since returning from Melbourne...

It was a great brunch last weekend, with a great bunch - hard to believe that we have clocked  another year of walks. Now onwards and upwards.

We return to Balls Head this Sunday for a 7km walk through the Reserve, and round the suburbs of Waverton and Wollstonecraft. There is not much off road walking after all this rain, but maybe wear your walking shoes in case any areas are very wet.

Meet on the corner of Woolcott Street and Balls Head Road Waverton at 8am.

Please let me know if you are coming - I can then SMS if it looks like rain.
B.

BRUNCHING TIME

It is our Sunday Brunch week and from the forecast we should be swimming not walking this Sunday.

We will however leave plans in place for a walk from our house at 8am, followed by brunch.

If it turns out to be raining on Sunday morning then we will still have brunch from 10am, if the weather is doubtful I will send round an SMS at 7.15am indicating if the walk is on.

See you either at 8am or 10am on Sunday. Please let me know what you will bring, just so we don't double up, thanks.
B.