ACT on the 28th.

The Brindies is always good for a drive.

Head up to the Top of Mt Coree for a look over all of ACT/NSW , and see what the Fires have done.

Isn't a difficult drive. The good thing (if there is such a thing) about the fires , is the ablility to see a lot more tracks. Some we didn't even know where there.

There is a bit of everything out they way , from Touring type stuff , to some pretty difficult tracks.

We're in the process of finishing trek notes for this are including, Mt Coree, Flea Creek and McIntyres Hut. We're going out next Saturday to do a double check of the route notes. Hate for anyone to follow them and get lost.

If you want to tag along, we're always more than happy to show off our backyard. Or if you'd like a set of the notes (99.9% sure there right) just call in and we'll give you a set to explore on your own.

Steve & Sandy

Baz
I have sent you a message.

The fires have had a huge impact and not having had any rain for about 2 months has made things worse - the Webs Spur/ Flea creek tracks have patches off bull dust - normally only seen in central Aust !
Plus all the Pine tree forests have had to be clear felled and burnt.

The suburbs are starting to get back to 'normal' - a lot of the 350 houses that were lost have been replaced.
There is still a Bush Fire enquiry in progress, with everyone still trying to blame anything except that it was a 'natural occurence,' and failing to be prepared - people are 'unaware' that they live in the country in Canberra!