AI (Artificial Intelligence) has been making headlines in recent weeks. So, I thought I would give it a chance to prove itself by writing this walks report. To celebrate our first ever King’s Long Weekend, eleven walkers participated in a Sunday walk on June 11th in the Warby Ovens National Park. The original walk planned…
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Mount Glenrowan : June 1
Today’s walk was to have been at Killawarra, but a quick check on the ground at that venue showed a very slippery road access, and a slippery walking track. For this reason the venue for the bushwalk was moved to Morgans Lookout at Mount Glenrowan. On a very cool morning, we met at Rotary Park…
Ingrams Rock : May 28
The lead up to the Ingrams Rock walk had various levels of enthusiasm (due to impending cold, and wet weather), and the final outcome was that we all decided to stay at home, and to defer the walk to a later date. This was a good decision, as it rained most of the day, and…
Woolshed Valley : May 13
Lesley’s walk on Saturday, on a perfect sunny Autumn day, was to Native Dog Peak, with its rocky outcrops and views overlooking the Woolshed Valley. This is an area closely associated with Ned Kelly and his bushrangers, and is renowned for its excellent rocky scenery. Twelve participants walked around 12 kilometres on a mostly undulating…
Wednesday, 10th May. Lower Ovens Walk.
Eleven walkers, including Benny, an international visitor from Timor Leste, walked about seven kilometres along the banks of the Ovens River in superb weather conditions. After driving in on the Frost’s Crossing Track from the Yarrawonga Road, we parked near Cleal’s Bend, and then followed the river track south until Hill’s track heads off to…
Ovens Loop Walk : April 30
Today’s Ovens Loop walk had 19 participants, and our start/finish point was at the base of Reform Hill, just to the east of Myrtleford’s town centre. Reform Hill was the site of significant gold mining in the old days, but in present times is renowned as an enjoyable place for a day walk. April 30…
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Killawarra Loop : Sunday June 11, 2023
AI (Artificial Intelligence) has been making headlines in recent weeks. So, I thought I would give it a chance to prove itself by writing this walks report. To celebrate our first ever King’s Long Weekend, eleven walkers participated in a Sunday walk on June 11th in the Warby Ovens National Park. The original walk planned…
Mount Glenrowan : June 1
Today’s walk was to have been at Killawarra, but a quick check on the ground at that venue showed a very slippery road access, and a slippery walking track. For this reason the venue for the bushwalk was moved to Morgans Lookout at Mount Glenrowan. On a very cool morning, we met at Rotary Park…
Ingrams Rock : May 28
The lead up to the Ingrams Rock walk had various levels of enthusiasm (due to impending cold, and wet weather), and the final outcome was that we all decided to stay at home, and to defer the walk to a later date. This was a good decision, as it rained most of the day, and…
Woolshed Valley : May 13
Lesley’s walk on Saturday, on a perfect sunny Autumn day, was to Native Dog Peak, with its rocky outcrops and views overlooking the Woolshed Valley. This is an area closely associated with Ned Kelly and his bushrangers, and is renowned for its excellent rocky scenery. Twelve participants walked around 12 kilometres on a mostly undulating…
Wednesday, 10th May. Lower Ovens Walk.
Eleven walkers, including Benny, an international visitor from Timor Leste, walked about seven kilometres along the banks of the Ovens River in superb weather conditions. After driving in on the Frost’s Crossing Track from the Yarrawonga Road, we parked near Cleal’s Bend, and then followed the river track south until Hill’s track heads off to…
Ovens Loop Walk : April 30
Today’s Ovens Loop walk had 19 participants, and our start/finish point was at the base of Reform Hill, just to the east of Myrtleford’s town centre. Reform Hill was the site of significant gold mining in the old days, but in present times is renowned as an enjoyable place for a day walk. April 30…