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Ashbourne

Name: Ashbourne
Start: 2014-05-18T00:00:00+09:30
End: 2014-05-18T00:00:00+09:30

Sun 18 May 2014

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Walk name/location: Ashbourne
Walk grade: Trail Starter
Description: Just over 12 months on and we revisit Cox’s Scrub Conservation Park. The morning starts with a stroll through the area burnt out by an overly successful prescribed burn and view the natural regeneration of the native flora. We then move in to unburnt scrub to compare before having morning tea by the Finniss River. Then its back through the park via a different route to the carpark. A Sunday pub lunch at The Greenman Inn at Ashbourne awaits those that wish.
Date: Sunday 18 May 2014
Walk Leader: Dean Mortimer
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Event Fees

Event fee: AUD $8.00
(under 18 years of age AUD $1.00)
Golden Boots cards: Accepted

Walk Specifics

Start time: 8:30a.m.
End time: 12 noon
Walking from: Loop walk
Distance: 12km

Risks

Hazards: Scratchy scrub - wear full cover. Ants, snakes, tripping hazards
Requirements: Morning tea. Appropriate weather protection.
Experience: A fit trail starter level (there are some soft sandy sections).

Walk grade: Trail Starter

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Ashbourne

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