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Whittlesea = Caltex Service Station, Yea Road, Whittlesea, Melways 246G8 Yarra Glen = Corner of Bell and King Streets, Yarra Glen, Melways 274K2 or: outside 'Original Cafe' Berwick = Safeway Fuel+, (next to McDonalds) Clyde Road Berwick, Melways Reference 111 C10 West Gate Shell = West Gate Shell Service Station, Todd Road Exit, heading for Geelong, Melways Reference 42H12
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January 2010Sunday 3rd January Reefton Spur Ben Warden leading 10 am Berwick Proposed route: Berwick, Harkaway, Cockatoo, Upper Pakenham, Gembrook, Yarra Junction, Old Warburton Rd, Warburton (first break), Reefton, Lake Mountain, Marysville, Black Spur, Healesville, Kinglake. 14 bikes, 14 people, 255 km, 21 deg.
17 bikes, 17 people, 440 km, 23 deg., destination same as above
The Committee has booked accommodation at the NSW Sport and Recreation Centre in Jindabyne. This is lodge style accommodation with 2 beds per room (7 rooms) with communal bathroom facilities, and a large kitchen/living area with a big screen TV. We have stayed three times before and are so impressed with the cost, quality and food, we thought we had better come back, and back, and ...! The Australia Day holiday falls on Tuesday 26th of January. Given the distances involved (700 km on the first day and last days), a four day weekend allows us to take full advantage of the great location. The plan is to ride up on Saturday, ride around the Snowy Mountains Sunday and Monday, and return to Melbourne on Tuesday. This means three nights accommodation. You'll need to take annual leave for the Monday. Typically temperatures are in the high 30's at this time of year, but at this altitude the temperatures will be around 10 degrees cooler making for ideal riding conditions. As usual, this special event is offered on a strictly first come, first served basis. Preference will be given to members. A $125 deposit is required. The deposit buys three nights accommodation. A BBQ pack is being offered for the first night. The pub $15 steak night (self cook) should do another night meal. All you need is your toothbrush, a change of clothes and
near new tyres. Street legal, race replica tyres will not last much
more than two days so regular road tyres are a more sensible option,
unless you are prepared to change them.
Last year: 16 bikes, 1 car, 18 people, 2400 km Berwick to Mansfield or 2650 home
to home
11 bikes, 11 people, 2480 km Berwick to Longwarry North, drizzle first 40 km, then fine 25+ degrees all weekend
11 bikes, 13 people, 210 km, 26deg.
11 bikes, 12 people, 440 km Berwick to Longwarry North, hot and very windy 40 February 2010Thursday 4th February General Meeting and Social Sip combined 6.30 pm Tower Hotel 686 Burwood Rd, Hawthorn East (corner Burwood Rd, Camberwell Rd & Albert Street) The Committee has booked the "free" private meeting room, conditional on us eating there. So, save your Club money and come and have a meal followed by a quick formal meeting. $15 Club menu available eg Parma and Pot. Collect your magazine, catch up with the gossip, see your mates. 22 people
10 bikes, 11 people, 28 deg., 380 km
Ride will not suit inexperienced
riders; not recommended for first time Club riders.
March 2010Thursday 4th March Social Sip 7 pm Mark's Place, corner Grattan and Swanston Streets, Carlton 15 people
Out through Flowerdale and on to the Molesworth road to Alexandra for morning
tea. Then more loops to get to Merton and the fabulous twisties on the
Euroa road
where we'll lunch. In the afternon we take Harry's Creek Road to Highlands and Yea to finish at Kinglake West. Expect a lazy 400 fun filled
kilometres for the day.
April 2010Thursday 1st April Social Sip 7 pm Mark's Place, corner Grattan and Swanston Streets, Carlton 20 people Daylight saving will end on Sunday 4 April 2010. At 3:00am move clocks backward one hour to 2:00am. You get an extra hours sleep
Dennis Lindemann was down to lead this one but is packing up and
moving house on this weekend. President Ian Payne has stepped into the
breach and will lead. The proposed route is Berwick, Beaconsfield
Upper, Cockatoo, Pakenham Upper, Powelltown and Noojee for morning
tea followed by Moe via the Icy Creek, Hill End twisties for fuel and
lunch.
May 2010Sunday 2nd May Tooborac Trials Competition (free entry) Geoff Shugg leading 10 am Whittlesea We'll head to Lancefield via Wallan and Kilmore for morning tea. Then on to Tooborac where we'll observe the trials and meet 90 minutes later at 1 pm. This will give us ample time to be mesmerised by the brilliance and skill of trials riders. Though food is available, we'll have a "proper" lunch in Broadford travelling via Nulla Vale and Pyalong. After food and fuel we'll head for Flowerdale, Kinglake, and Chum Creek to finish at Healesville at 4 pm. Expect around 220 km for the day. 10 bikes, 10 people, 220 km, cold 18 deg., no rain but 100% overcast
7 bikes, 8 people, 273 km, 17 deg. mainly dry roads, gale force winds on ridges June 2010The Club offers its condolences to Ian Payne and family on the recent death of his mother Jan.In Ian's words, " my mother Jan passed away last Sunday. Although not unexpected, it was still a shock as twelve months ago during her annual medical exam she was diagnosed with an 'enlarged aorta' which, according to the Specialist, could rupture at any time. At her age (83), it was un-operable, so we were partially prepared for this outcome." The funeral service will be held on Wednesday the 2nd of June at 10 am
A wake will be held afterwards at Tobin Brothers. All welcome.
15 people
The plan is to celebrate this significant milestone, have a meal and share a few laughs. If you would like to participate, have any memorabilia - photos, etc please respond to Ben Warden with numbers. This will facilitate deciding which venue. Of course, speed is of the essence. (Our Club motto!) Feel free to distribute to former members and friends of the MSR.
The plan is to head out through Eden Park (8 consecutive corners) to
Wallan, Romsey, Woodend and around the back way to Trentham for
morning tea. Then on to Spring Hill, Glenlyon, Daylesford, Blampied,
Creswick and the Ballarat servo and Subway for fuel and lunch. Expect
it to be very cold. Wear your full wet weathers just to keep the wind
chill at bay. Then on to Snake Valley and Linton through the gold rush
diggings before turning east and heading for home picking up Mt
Mercer, Meredith and the Brisbane Ranges to break up on the outskirts
of Werribee. Great, hand picked roads. Expect an easy 375 km for the
day. No sun glare today as we'll have the sun at our backs for most of
the day.
According to Cliff the route will be as follows: Berwick to
Longwarry, Jindivick, Cross Over, and Old Sale Road to reach
Moe for morning tea and fuel after 115 kms. Then on to Erica, Rawson
and out to the
Thompson Dam. Back to Rawson into Walhalla for lunch - 81 km. Back to
Tyers fuel - 37 km. Head to Yallourn North, Willow Grove. Hill End, Noojee
for afternoon tea. Break up Powelltown. About 380 kms.
Short ride to finish at the impressive Thresherman's Bakery in
Carlton. Wide range of cheap foods with coffee facilities and lots of
indoor and out door seating.
The route will include Flowerdale, Strath Creek, Broadford and
Pyalong for morning tea at Lancefield after 115 km. Only good roads
so far. After the break we'll head up the Burke and Wills Track to
Redesdale, across the Dam Wall at Lake Eppalock and back to Mia Mia on
narrow back roads before lunching at Heathcote opposite the bakery
after another 123 km. Life Member and local, Les Leahy, may pay us a
social call. After lunch we.ll head back down the highway to Tooborac
branching off to Emu Flat down to Pyalong and Lancefield. Depending on
the light (shortest Sunday of the year), we'll either head down to
Romsey to finish at Wallan (100 km) or head across to Woodend (90km)
and finish at Bulla via Bolinda (70 km). A myriad of interesting back
roads with lots of ancient volcanic scenery.
So many good roads, so little daylight... As an alternative to the
well worn straight and boring roads out of town, I'll take a different
set of straight and boring roads out of town, via Bayles - different
scenery at least.
July 2010Thursday 1st July Annual General Meeting and Social Sip combined 6.30 pm Tower Hotel 686 Burwood Rd, Hawthorn East (corner Burwood Rd, Camberwell Rd & Albert Street) The Committee has booked the "free" private meeting room, conditional on us eating there. So, have a meal followed by the AGM. If you wish to contribute to the workings of the Club, then this is your opportunity.
First stop Broadford via Flowerdale and Strath Creek for morning tea
after 67 km. Then north to Glenaroua and Seymour and up to the mists
of Highland before descending to the sunshine of Yea for lunch after
a further 96 km. The final leg will be across Junction Hill, across to
Glenburn to finish at Kinglake at the Bakery after a further 52 km.
Expect about 215 easy kilometres for the day.
Route: Yarra Glen, Myers Creek, Chum Creek, Black Spur, Marysville for morning
tea after 80 km. Splash of fuel if there is any. Buxton, Taggerty,
Torbreck River in and out, Eildon for lunch after 121 km. Home via
Alexandra, Molesworth, Yea then break up at Kinglake. Expect 320 km for
the day.
The route will encompass a few very rarely travelled roads,
some of which the Club has not ridden on before. Other roads will be in
the reverse direction to normal and feel new. First stop
Noojee via Healesville and Powelltown after 80 km. Lunch is
problematic on this ride so stock up on coffee and food here. On to
Icy Creek, Willow Grove, down to the Old Sale Road and the long way
around to Yarragon. A smidge of highway then up to Childers (2 km of
uphill sandy dirt) to Thorpdale and then around to Trafalgar for fuel
and a break
after another 109 km making 189 km total since last fuel.
From Berwick we'll head East through Longwarry and Willow Grove
for morning tea in Moe just short of 120km. After making our way South
to Coalville and Boolarra, we'll check out Morwell River Rd until the
gravel starts, then backtrack and head into Mirboo North for lunch and
fuel 190km from the start. In the spirit of Ben's famous loop, I've
devised an optional 75km circuit, returning through Mirboo Nth to pick
up those who opt for a longer lunch, before working our way up to
Trafalgar and finish at Longwarry Nth after a further 90km. Total
around 350km on a great variety of roads (with no dirt...).
August 2010Sunday 1st AugustMaldon Geoff Jones leading 10 am Whittlesea Lancefield for morning tea via Flowerdale, Strath Creek, Broadford and Pyalong. Then up the
Burke and Wills Track to Redesdale and across to Sutton Grange working
our way west to the heritage town of Maldon. Fuel up at the Y junction
and then wander the town in search of bakeries and pastries. Home via
the gold digging country towns including Castlemaine, Chewton,
Fryerstown, Mt Franklin (of the mineral water fame), Hepburn Springs,
Spring Hill, Tylden, Trentham East, Woodend, Bolinda, and Wild Dog
Road to finish under Tullamarine airport flight path at Bulla, 20 minutes from
the city. The ride will provide a huge variety of interesting roads and scenery. Around 320
easy km.
Collect your magazine and get all the news first. Catch up with your
fanatical motorcycling enthusiast mates, share a cheap meal and still
be home by 10.30 pm
We'll head out through the back of McDonalds and pick up Kangan
Road around to Beaconsfield. Then across the highway and up to Upper
Beaconsfield and Cardinia Dam to check the water level. If the
conditions are good, we'll take the short cut across the dirt and work
our way up to Cockatoo, Macclesfield and Saville for morning tea.
Then across to Warburton and up Mt Donna Buang, a photo at the top,
then back to the Warburton and the tricky Old Warburton Road back to
Yarra Junction and down to Powelltown and Noojee for a late lunch.
Last stop Longwarry North via the Neerims and Jindivick. Expect
around 270 km for the day.
Leg 1:
We will take the normal route to Moe via Longwarry North, Jindivic,
Crossover and the Old Sale Road. Then we will shoot up to Willow Grove
and around to Moe for morning tea after travelling 115 km.
Leg1: Whittlesea, Flowerdale, Strath Creek, Broadford, Pyalong,
Lancefield for morning tea (117kms)
September 2010Thursday 2nd SeptemberSocial Sip 7 pm Mark's Place, corner Grattan and Swanston Streets, Carlton Collect your magazine and get all the news first. Catch up with your fanatical motorcycling enthusiast mates, share a cheap meal and still be home by 10.30 pm 17 people
Leg 1: Berwick, Cockatoo, Drouin, Poowong, Loch.
Leg 1: Yarra Glen, Kinglake, Glenburn, Junction Hill, Yea.
Geoff will lead us over the West Gate Bridge taking the third Werribee exit to avoid as much of suburbia as possible before heading off towards the You Yangs and Anakie. The roads are pretty straight up until this point but from now on become more exciting with uphill sweepers as we traverse the Brisbane Ranges on the west side. On to Maude and Meredith for morning tea at the BP servo. After the break we'll pick up the twisty and steep Durdidwarrah road across to the east side of the Ranges and back to Anakie. Now we'll start heading north picking up the old Club Hill Climb road up Mt Wallace. You'll marvel at the poor state of the road - gravel and potholes on every corner - and wonder how we ever held time trials up here. On to Ballan, Greendale, Trentham and Lancefield for late lunch. The final leg will pick up Pyalong, Broadford, Strath Creek and
Kinglake West. Expect around 380 km of varied roads.
Leg 1: Berwick, Drouin, Poowong, Korumburra 105 km
October 2010Sunday 3rd OctoberReefton and Black Spurs Ben Warden leading 10am Yarra Glen First stop Warburton Bakery via Old Warburton Road. Then a short
ride to
Upper Yarra Dam for a group photo followed by the Reefton Spur and up
Lake Mountain. Then back to Marysville for lunch. Then across the Black Spur to
Healesville, up Myers Creek Road to Toolangi and Kinglake to finish at
the bakery. Expect around 230 km for the day.
Thursday 7th October
The Committee has booked the private meeting room. Collect your
magazine and get all the news first. Catch up with your fanatical
motorcycling mates, share a meal - ask for the $15 Club Menu, or order
from the board, and still be home by 10.30 pm
Sunday 10th October
Leg 1: Longwarry, Jindivick, Crossover, Old Sale road to Moe, morning
tea 110 km.
John Rousseaux has kindly offered his home as the place to finish the short ride and watch the Phillip Island MotoGP on TV while enjoying a home cooked BBQ. If intending to participate, then please advise John on mobile number 0412-880-537 for catering purposes. Route: Yarra Glen, Healesville, Myers and Chum Creek Roads, Healesville,
Powelltown, Noojee for morning tea. Retrace route back to Powelltown,
Gladysdale, Hoddles Creek, Gembrook and Ferntree Gully to BBQ.
Saturday 23rd October
The Parma's at The Commercial Hotel have been voted as the best in Victoria according to www.parma.com.au so I thought we should check it out. From Berwick we'll take our usual route through Harkaway along backroads in to Gembrook for morning tea at the Cafe after a leisurely 50km. After a relaxed stop, we'll continue riding on to Hoddles Creek, Healesville and across the Black Spur, hopefully with little traffic. At Narbethong we'll detour to Marysville and rejoin the Highway again at Buxton to finally stop in Alexandra for lunch after another 115 km. The ride back includes Yea, Flowerdale and break up at the Backery in Pheasant Creek making 247 km in total. Please text Dennis on 0425 802 031 (at the latest, before he leaves
Berwick) if
you intend to meet us at the
Hotel so that he can reserve tables for lunch at this popular venue.
Sunday 24th October
From Yarra Glen we'll head across to Healesville, up Chum Creek Road, down Myers Creek Road and into Healesville. Then on to Powelltown, Nayook, Neerim East and Neerim South for late morning tea. After a leisurely break we'll head south down through Crossover, Old Sale Road and south again to Yarragon and Trafalgar where we'll cross the Princes Highway and head for Thorpdale (famous esses) via Childers (2.6km good dirt) and on to Mirboo North for lunch and fuel at just over the 200 km mark. After lunch we'll work our way to Leongatha and around through Kongwak to Loch for a break after 109 km. Then up the fun but treacherous Korumburra Warragul road to Darnum, Crossover, and Jindivick to break up at Longwarry North after another 100 km making a total of 410 km for the day. Ride will not suit inexperienced riders; not recommended for
first time Club riders.
Saturday October 30th to Tuesday 2nd November
The Committee has booked the spectacular "Snowy Mountain Holidays"
B&B accommodation package on the Murray River at Towong, 11 km out of
Corryong. For more information on Snowy Mountain Holidays, visit:
Typically we make a four day weekend out of the Tuesday public holiday to take advantage of the great location and the time and distance required to get there. The plan would be to ride up Saturday, ride around the hills Sunday and Monday and return to Melbourne on Tuesday. This means three night's accommodation. You'll need to take annual leave for the Monday, so book your leave day now. $130 buys you 3 nights' accommodation and a home cooked meal and forms your deposit. The first night's meal is a BBQ (steaks, sausages, salad, potatoes, sauces, ratatouille, garlic bread). Great value. Accommodation: Please visit:
Cancellation Policy: Deposits are fully refundable up until three weeks prior to the start of the event - 9th October. No refunds are available after this date. Sat 30th: Melbourne, Yarck, Mansfield, Whitfield, Myrtleford, Rosewhite Rd, Happy Valley Rd, Tangambalanga Rd, Mitta Mitta, Dartmouth Dam, Mitta Mitta, Tallangatta, Granya Gap, Walwa, Tintaldra, Towong. 710 km from Yarck Sun 31st: Towong, Khancoban, Alpine Way (Tom Groggin, Dead Horse Gap), Thredbo, Jindabyne, Charlotte's Pass, Jindabyne, Dalgetty, Berridale, Adaminaby, Kiandra, Cabramurra, Khancoban, Towong. 475 km Mon 1st: Towong, Khancoban, Cabramurra, Elliot Way (Sue City), Tumbarumba, Rosewood Road, Tumut, Bondo, Tumorama, Adjungbilly, near Gundagai, Tumut, Rosewood Road, Tumbarumba, Jingellic, Walwa, Towong. 554 km Tue 2nd: Towong, Walwa, Granya Gap, Tallangatta, Tangambalanga Rd, Happy Valley Rd, Rosewhite Road, Myrtleford, Whitfield, Mansfield, Yarck. 435 km to Yarck. Middle two days' routes are interchangeable depending on the weather.
Ride will not suit inexperienced riders; not recommended for
first time Club riders.
Geoff will lead us over the West Gate Bridge taking the third Werribee exit to avoid as much of suburbia as possible before heading off towards the You Yangs and Anakie. The roads are pretty straight up until this point but from now on become more exciting with uphill sweepers as we traverse the Brisbane Ranges on the west side. At Anakie we'll cut across to Steiglitz and do the loop through She Oaks down to Maude before traversing the length of the ranges to stop at Meredith after 120 km of brilliant roads. After the break we'll pick up the twisty and steep Durdidwarrah road across to the east side of the Ranges and back to Anakie. Now we'll start heading north picking up the old Club Hill Climb road up Mt Wallace. You'll marvel at the poor state of the road - gravel and potholes on every corner - and wonder how we ever held time trials up here. On to Ballan, Greendale and Trentham for late lunch at 1 pm after another 115 km. That makes 235 km to the tank which should be just okay considering the economical cruise down the highway to start the ride. The final leg from Trentham will head through Ashbourne and the
back roads to Woodend, up Mt Macedon and down Straws Lane, across to
Bolinda and down Wild Dog Road to finish at Bulla under the
Tullarmarine airport flight path after another 94 km.
Expect around 330 km of varied roads for the day.
November 2010Thursday 4th NovemberSocial Sip 7 pm Mark's Place, corner Grattan and Swanston Streets, Carlton 18 people
Sunday 7th November
The route will include Kinglake, St Andrews, Christmas Hills, Yarra Glen, Healesville, Don Road, Launching Place, and the Old Warburton Road to Warburton for a coffee. break. After the break we'll head down to Pakenham Upper via
Hoddles Creek and
Gembrook. Then on to Cockatoo and the Mt Dandenong Lookout. Then back to Healesville
via the same excellent roads but in reverse to finish at the Beechworth bakery. An easy 250 kms.
Saturday 13th November
This is an easy ride suitable for pillion passengers, first time
riders, and P-platers. It might be a bit far for Learners. The
ride is intended to be gentle and tolerable for our better
halves.
Leg 1: Freeway to Nar Nar Goon exit. Then down
to Longwarry, Drouin, Rancby, Poowong, and Loch for morning
tea. 110 km
Expect around 427 km for the day.
From Whittlesea we'll head up to Kinglake West, Flowerdale, Strath Creek, Broadford, Glenaroua and on to Pyalong and Lancefield for morning tea at the 115 km mark. After the break we'll head north up the Burke and Wills Track 23 km before turning right and heading across to Emu Flat and back way to Pyalong. Great volcanic scenery with large bolders strewn around the paddocks. Then on to Seymour for lunch after after 84 km to sample the burgers at the famous wayside stop.
After lunch and fuel the route follows the twisty road up to Highlands,
then back down to Yea and down to Flowerdale and Kinglake West to
finish after another great 98 km.
A leisurely ride through the eastern ranges. The route will pick up
Myers and Chum Creek Roads to Healesville, then down through Yarra
Junction and along the back roads to Gembrook for morning
tea. After the break, we'll head east and south through
Tynong North and Tynong (6 km of dirt road) running parallel with the Princess
Highway
to Longwarry North. Then around to Jindivick, the Neerims, and
on to Noojee for lunch. To finish, it's a short hop to
Powelltown and Launching Place to break up at the Woori Yallock servo. Expect
around 230 km.
December 2010Thursday 2nd DecemberSocial Sip 7 pm Mark's Place, corner Grattan and Swanston Streets, Carlton 13 people
Saturday 4th / Sunday 5th December
Come out for an epic weekend adventure covering some of Victoria's greatest motorcycling roads, cutting in and out of the Southern valleys of the Great Dividing Range. Accommodation: Dargo River Inn
Saturday 4th: Note the 9 am start!
Sunday 5th:
Sunday 5th December
First stop Noojee via Gembrook and Powelltown after 100 km. Then up 50 km
of twisty
roads to lunch at Mt Baw Baw before returning to Noojee and Neerim
Junction for fuel after 215 km since starting at Berwick. Then back
through Nayook to finish at
Powelltown, possibly meeting up with the Dargo Crew. Expect about 240
km of brilliant twisties for the day.
Saturday 11th December
Sunday 12th December
Leg 1: West Gate Freeway to Little River exit, onto Lara skirting
Geelong by the usual back roads to Batesford and Moriac
for morning tea after 115 km and to meet the local MSR contingent.
Sunday 19th December
One of the favorite Club rides, we'll start in Berwick and ride on back roads through Gembrook with a few nice sweepers. To avoid the highway, we'll cut through Powelltown to Noojee for morning tea after 115 km. After the break, we'll head out through Neerim South to pick up the Crossover sweepers and the Old Sale Road, Yallourn North and Tyers for fuel after a further 87 km.
Then we'll head for the Thomsons Dam via Rawson for the best
part of the day. You gotta love these roads!
We'll stop at Melbourne's largest water storage for a group picture before
heading back out to Erica for late lunch. From Erica it is back to
Moe for fuel and then we'll head north to Hill End, Icy Creek
and Noojee to break up at Powelltown. Expect 390 km for the
day on some of Victoria's best roads.
Sunday 26th 2009 to Sunday 2nd January 2011
Over the past 10 years the Club has camped for about a week at the Mt Buffalo Caravan Park. Situated on the fork of the Ovens and Buckland Rivers it offers a fantastic range of activities including swimming, fishing and bush walking. Close by is the Smoko Trout Farm, the "Wandi Pub", the Hedge Maze, various berry, deer and nut farms, and an alpaca ranch. The famous Milawa wineries and cheese factory are close by. Great road and dirt riding country abounds. Mt Buffalo offers a sensational 25 km climb to the scenic Chalet and lookouts. Nearby are good half-day rides to Falls Creek, Mt Hotham and Dartmouth Dam or full day rides into the Snowy Mountains and some of the best roads in the world. Who can forget Tawonga and Granya Gaps? On the flip side there are lots of fire trails and mountain tracks offering spectacular views of the surrounding alps, most of which can only be reached by 4WD or dirt bike. So, bring your road and dirt bikes, the missus and kids, the 4WD, pushbikes and swim shoes, ready for a great holiday. Supermarket shopping is available at Bright, 6 km away. The Club usually secures some unpowered sites "under The Willows". Another good option is to rent self contained cabins for the week. Ring 03-5756-2235 to secure a cabin or a powered site. Otherwise tell Ian Payne of your intention to camp with the group. Do it now. Alternatively, there are also budget motels and hotels nearby. Cancellation Policy: it is critical that if you are going to camp that you camp with the Club and not elsewhere. Otherwise there is no benefit to booking a group site; worse, it costs the Club money. This year we will probably only book two sites (which accommodate two or three tents) to minimise the financial risk - unless there are firm bookings throughout the period. So, if you intend to camp at the "The Willows" (the usual unpowered sites the Club reserves) then please advise Ian Payne (see "Contacts" for his details) by COB 23rd September . An email to the Google Group went out on Friday 17th September informing Members of this requirement. A payment of $15 per night per person is required to reserve a spot. This is currently not refundable (it depends on the Mt Buffalo Caravan Park cancellation policy, currently being investigated.) 13 bikes, 26 people (17 members), 2400 km (6 organised day rides), weather perfect 24-30 range with one hot 37 deg day (41 in Melb) 2011 Calendar
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