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1 August 2020

Box 2446 GPO Melbourne 3001

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AUGUST 2020

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AUGUST WALKS

Monday 3 Tuerong – Devilbend Les Littlejohn

Wednesday 5 Keilor Village Circuit John Ackerman

Sunday 9 McIvor Range Walk Ian Wilkinson

Wednesday 12 Hurstbridge Circuit Jim Cone

Monday 17 Plenty River Loop Walk Keith Tupper Wednesday 26 Merlynston – Victoria Park Stephen Pfundt Sunday 30 Chewton and the Welsh Village Kim Rosen

Monday 31 Easy Metro - City Parks Alex Hordijenko

Copy for September to: Charlie Freedman - Phone: 0415 558 249

email: [email protected]

before the 1st Wednesday in the month, 5th August.

Submissions may be edited for space and other considerations.

Circular Preparation: The normal circular preparation has been cancelled due to Covid-19.

Extreme Conditions & Fire Bans

On days of EXTREME WEATHER CONDITIONS leaders may cancel the activity at their discretion. If a day of TOTAL FIRE BAN is declared in a walk area, ALL outdoor activities in that area are CANCELLED.

Laugh With Lance (thanks to Barry Revill)

Due to Covid-19 I have altered my activities this winter. I am planning on going to a disco in a tent. This will be the winter of my discotent.

Talk Over Lunch

Due to the current Covid-19 situation, social lunches on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at the Charles Dickens Tavern are cancelled until further notice.

Barry Revill, Phone: 9555 1114 or email: [email protected]

2 August 2020

2020/21 Subscriptions

Members are reminded that the 2020/21 subscription fees were due for payment by 30 June. Payment details appear on page 15 of this circular and it would be appreciated that, if you haven’t yet paid, payment be made as soon as possible.

If any member belongs to more than one walking club affiliated with Bushwalking Victoria could you please email details to the Treasurer, Terry Simpson, at [email protected] as this information may affect the insurance charges which are paid annually by our club to Bushwalking Victoria.

Finally, members are reminded that under the club’s Constitution if a member fails to pay the annual subscription by 30 November in any year the member shall be deemed unfinancial and the Executive may then terminate that member’s membership.

Visitors Fee

A $5.00 fee will now be charged to all visitors attending club walks. Walk leaders will collect the cash from each visitor and will then be able to transfer the money to the Treasurer by a bank transfer.

Trevor Rosen, President.

Office Bearers 2019-2020

Club Executive

President: Trevor Rosen General Committee: Kim Rosen, &

Senior Vice President: Charlie Freedman David Jones

Secretary: Michael Corrigan

Treasurer: Terry Simpson

Activities Officer: Jenny Hosking

Membership Officer: John Rankin

Sub-Committee Convenors

Mt Buller Lodge: David Jones Website Administrator: Charlie Freedman

Walter Briggs Hut: Kim Rosen Circular Editor: Charlie Freedman

Walk Coordinators

Metro Walks: David Watkins, & Sunday Walks: Kim Rosen

Oliver Lucas Easy Metro Walks: Hugh Gibson

Peninsula Walks: Ron Anderson 3rd Wed Walks: Graeme Barker

Generic email addresses to contact appropriate Club Members: [email protected] [email protected]

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3 August 2020

Chatter Around the Hut

This story below details the construction of our first hut at Donna Buang and is reproduced in full from “The Melbourne Walker” (Vol. 3 1931).

Author Robert Henderson Croll wrote extensively for The Melbourne Walker and served the club for 50 years until his death in 1947 at age 78. Croll was an athlete, bushwalker and active in art and poetry circles..

A HOUSE IS BUILT. The Epic of the Hut. The Melbourne Walker Vol. 3 (1931) pp 17-19.

Part 4 of 5. (10 May 1930 – 17 May 1930)

Once more the weather did its worst. It was still all open-air work, and the rain fell without a pause, and was bitterly cold. Those who gathered stone to build the hearth and for the base of the chimney (both jobs were completed on this trip), alike with those who cut three necessary tracks through the sodden undergrowth, and who straddled the rafters putting on the iron roof, all were continuously drenched. The workers on the road looked worse served, however, for the water seen running from their boots. The new door was put in place, and looking at their work at the end of the second day the toilers saw that the end was in sight.

So heavy had been the downpour of rain that the charabanc cut the road up badly as it returned down the long slopes. Nothing if not thorough in what they undertook, the party jumped out with spades as each bad patch was ploughed through, and effected repairs there and then.

A week later they were at the work again, this time Messrs. Robinson, Broad, Wright, Weir, P. Read, Trahair, Burston, Schlippe, Bertram, Tranter and Waters, with (next day) Meyer. Under the expert guidance of Mr. Broad the floor and chimney were completed, and the windows were put in, and it could be said that occupation was possible.

Mr. Elsey, the Forest officer at Warburton, to whom the Club owes much, had had any big timber felled that endangered the hut.

Winter was now well in possession of the mount and the roads were closed to wheeled traffic. Only skiers visited the shelter. They reported that the chimney, like a bad husband, smoked too much in the house. The executive decided to have a new one.

If you are interested in visiting the hut or booking an overnight stay to enjoy the area please contact us at [email protected].

4 August 2020

NOTE: Walks are currently limited to 10 people, including the leader. Anyone intending to join a walk must contact the leader beforehand to find out if a place is available and book in.

Current MWC Directions for Outdoor Walks:

• The walks program from 1 July onwards is currently proceeding as advertised.

• The maximum number of walkers, including the leader, on any walk is now 10 people.

• Anyone intending to join a walk must contact the leader beforehand to find out if a place is available.

• It is advisable to check with the leader or the website below close to the walk date in case the walk has been cancelled.

• Everyone must observe social distancing. • Do not carpool as it is difficult to maintain social distance inside a car. • Stay at home if you feel unwell, have a mild cold/cough or been in

contact with someone suspected to have coronavirus. • Undertake activities that are within your ability to reduce the risk of an

accident that would require emergency rescue. • Maintain hygiene. Avoid touching shared services and wear gloves.

Use hand sanitiser after contacting any surfaces eg gates, fences or benches. Cough into your elbow. Do not share personal items on a walk.

• Respect other users and take turns to move through any narrow sections of track.

Please check this website for current details before attending any of these walks, as numbers are limited due to Covid-19 restrictions:

http://www.melbournewalkingclub.org/activities/walk-status

AUGUST WALKS

Monday 3 Aug Tuerong – Moorooduc – Devilbend

Note: Please telephone the leader beforehand if attending this walk.

Leader: Les Littlejohn Phone: 03 5987 2215

0409 400 302

Rendezvous: At 10.00am by roadside near where Gillett Rd leaves Balnarring Rd, Melway152 B5.

Maps: Melway 152, 146 & 147 Grading: Medium Distance: 14 km.

Transport: Car travellers drive to rendezvous at Melway 152 B5. Walk returns to this point so no car shuffle is required. No public transport

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opportunities exist.

Morning Tea: At water hole 15 minutes into the walk, no facilities, but plenty of bush.

Walk Details: Walk passes through Woods Reserve to join Derril Rd. This is followed north to Moorooduc recreation reserve for lunch. There are toilets, water and shelter available. After lunch we will walk along Loders Rd for about 2.6km. This is a fairly busy road and single file walking will be required in parts. We will then join much quieter Graydens Rd and follow it across the wall of Devilbend Reservoir before heading west along Tuerong Rd for about 2.5km. This is a relatively quiet country road with some nice views. Upon reaching the Moorooduc Highway we have only about 1.8km of road walking back to the starting point. Most of the road walking has been necessitated by the need to eliminate an originally planned car shuffle to comply with Covid-19 social distancing requirements.

Escapes: No escapes.

Wednesday 5 Aug Keilor Village - Brimbank Park - Keilor Village Circuit


Leader: John Ackerman Phone: 9337 1164

Rendezvous: 10.30 am at Lagoon Reserve, Keilor Village.

Map: Melway 14 Distance: 8 km estimated.

Grading: Easy to medium due to two significant hills.

Public Transport: Flinders Street Platform 5 catch the 9.32am Craigieburn train and alight at Essendon Station at 9.50, travel down the walkway and turn right to Russell Street to catch the 10.06 Bus number 476. Alight at Keilor City Hub, Lagoon Reserve just past Flora Street. Leader will be at this point with any car drivers. Bus should arrive at 10.26.

Private Car: Ample parking on Flora Street beside Lagoon Reserve. Destination Melway 14 J7. I would think that most drivers would go on to the Tullamarine toll road then just past Essendon Airport take the left fork on to the Calder Highway. Leave at Green Gully Road then turn left almost immediately for the old Calder Highway. We will return to the vehicles at the end of the walk.

Walk Details: This is a very pleasant walk, I did it in March and there are nice views. It has been designed for walkers who may wish to avoid

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public transport and also for train travellers that will avoid most of the morning rush hour. Toilets and seats at Lagoon Reserve where we will begin with the tea break. The walk crosses no busy roads, but it begins with a steep hill. We enter Brimbank Park walk through the Kulin Wetlands, cross the river and stop for lunch at the park restaurant where tea and coffee will probably be available. Toilets are here. After lunch another hill and after attaining height walk around the horseshoe bend. Then return while remaining off road. Then return to Keilor Village. Sadly there are no escapes.

Sunday 9 Aug McIvor Range Walk


Leader: Ian Wilkinson Phone: 0438 419 375

[email protected]

Rendezvous: 9:15 am, Barrack St, Heathcote near Barrack Reserve and toilet block.

Grading: Medium, some rocky/gravelly sections

Distance: Approx 14km.

Transport: Private vehicle.

Morning Tea: On arrival at registration.

Walk Details: The route crosses McIvor Creek, turns right into Forest Drive, past the liquidambers by the creek (magnificent in autumn) and on to the start of the McIvor Range Reserve with its 1860s Powder Magazine and an old hay baler. A steepish rocky path leads to the imaginatively named Devil’s Cave – more grotto than cave and not obviously evil – before widening out to a track along the Range ridge with views either side through the light Box-Ironbark forest. Lunch will be midway beside the track. The return leg loops back via Gormans Track to the photogenic Viewing Rock Lookout with views over Heathcote and surrounds. Post-walk refreshments will be either from the back of the leader’s car or High St, Heathcote depending on Covid-19 restrictions.

Escapes: Pannells, Hylands, Cahills and Gormanns Tracks are all 4wd accessible.

Note: The liquidambers and other deciduous trees near the start of the route on Forest Drive are particularly beautiful in autumn.

Alternative Walks: 1. a much shorter loop between the Powder Magazine and Viewing Rock

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Lookout. 2. the historical sites of Heathcote. Heathcote Visitor Centre, cnr High

and Barrack St, Heathcote has the accompanying flyer or this link: http://www.heathcote.org.au/images/documents/Heathcote-

brochure-A-Historic-Walk-Around-Heathcote.pdf • Finally, this region is known for its excellent wines.

Wednesday 12 Aug Hurstbridge Circuit


Leader: Jim Cone Phone: 9560 8175

Rendezvous: 9.36 am at Hurstbridge Station.

Maps: Melway 185, 263 & 264 Grading: Medium Distance: 12km.

Transport: 8.18am train departing Flinders Street station (8.21am at Southern Cross) arriving at 9.36am. Intend returning on 2pm train. Next train 2.40pm. For eastern suburbs residents the 902 bus connects with Hurstbridge train at Eltham.

Morning Tea: Beside Schaeffer Road (Melway 263 D9) at 10.30am. If wet at bus shelter outside primary school.

Walk Details: Pleasant rural walk, thinly populated easy hills through small holdings. Sealed and unsealed roads and grass reserves.

Lunch: Panton Hill Firefighters Memorial Park, Melway 264 A9.

Note: Some steep hills with no escapes. Toilets at the beginning and end of walk.

Monday 17 Aug Plenty River Loop Walk


Leader: Keith Tupper Phone: 9457 2595

17 August only: 0434 112 192

Rendezvous: 9.45 am at Greensborough station.

Maps: Melway 20, 10 & 21 Grading: Easy/Medium Distance: 12.5 km.

Transport: 8.57 am Hurstbridge train ex Flinders St.

Morning Tea: Park on Plenty River Drive near bypass, Melway 10 J11.

Walk Details: Follow river north to end of track, then loop back to starting point before following river south to Lower Plenty. Bus to Rosanna

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station.

Notes: A number of short, steep hills. Train escape at midpoint.

Wednesday 26 Aug Merlynston – Merri Creek – Victoria Park


Leader: Stephen Pfundt Phone: 0434 199 736

Sunday 30 Aug Chewton and the Welsh Village


Leader: Kim Rosen Phone: 0422 804 816

Rendezvous & Morning Tea: 9.30am at the Fryers Road parking area of Chewton Soldiers Memorial Park, Chewton, where there are toilets.

Map: Melway 609/909 D6 Grading: Medium Distance: 12km.

Transport: Private cars. Chewton is approx. 119 km from the Melbourne CBD. Follow the Calder Freeway and take the Castlemaine exit at Elphinstone (105km). Continue along the Pyrenees Highway to Chewton. Drive through the town and turn left at Fryers Road. The parking area is a short distance down Fryers Road on the right.

Walk Details: This is a very attractive circuit walk starting and finishing at the carpark. We follow North Road to the impressive remains of the Garfield water wheel and then follow a water race past old gold diggings to the amazing ghost “Welsh Village”. After exploring this pretty area we will continue on to Expedition Pass Reservoir for lunch and return via Chinaman’s Point. At this time of year and after good rain, the Forest Diggings Area is looking green and lush. The tracks are generally wide and gently undulating. Poles may be useful on the narrow path next to the water race which can be slippery.

Escapes: Golden Point Road which returns to Chewton is close to the Reservoir and much of the return route.

Afternoon Tea: At a local café or BYO afternoon tea to have at the cars (dependent on Covid-19 restrictions).

Monday 31 Aug Easy Metro - City Parks


Leader: Alex Hordijenko Phone: 9383 3257

Rendezvous: 10:00 am at tram terminus corner of Flinders and Elizabeth

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Streets.

Maps: Melway 2B, 2F & 2G Grading: Easy Distance: 8 km.

Transport: Coburg tram # 19 from Flinders Street to corner of Royal Parade and Macarthur Road (Stop 14).

Morning Tea: University Cricket Ground, Melway 2B D5.

Walk Details: An easy walk through Melbourne General Cemetery, University of Melbourne, Carlton Gardens, Fitzroy Gardens, past MCG to Yarra River.

Note: Plenty of escapes and toilets.

SEPTEMBER PROGRAM

Wednesday 2 Sep Presidents Walk

Leader: Trevor Rosen Phone: 0412 136 124

Monday 7 Sep Peninsula - Arthurs Seat

Leader: Don Ziino Phone: 5975 6626

Wednesday 9 Sep Wattle Glen - Flat Rock Rd - Wattle Glen Circuit

Leader: Charlie Freedman Phone: 0415 558 249

Rendezvous: 10:20 am at Wattle Glen Station.

Maps: Melway 12, 263 & 271 Grading: Medium Distance: 11 km.

Transport: 8:57 am Hurstbridge train departing Flinders Street station (9:00 am at Southern Cross, 10:01 am at Eltham) arriving at Wattle Glen at 10:17 am. Return trains to the city at 2:44, 3:22 & 4:07 pm. For eastern suburbs residents the #902 bus connects with Hurstbridge train at Eltham.

Morning Tea: Peppers Paddock at about 10:30 am, Melway 12 G4. Toilets available.

Walk Details: Pleasant walking along both sealed and unsealed roads and grass reserves (except for the last leg which is on footpaths), with some hills. Little traffic to bother us. Lunch on a roadside grass reserve.

Note: This is a circular walk, but there are no escapes. Toilets only at the beginning and end of walk (Wattle Glen station and/or Peppers Paddock).

10 August 2020

Sunday 13 Sep Walter Briggs Hut – Working Bee


Leader: Kim Rosen Phone: 0422 804 816

Monday 14 Sep Stanbrae - Warrandyte (new shortened route)

Leader: Richard Simpson Phone: 0419 528 130

[email protected]

Rendezvous: 9.40am at Stone House Cafe Warrandyte (at intersection Mullens Rd and Yarra St (also known as Ringwood-Warrandyte Rd).

Maps: Melway 23 & 24.

Distance & Grading: Two options: 10 km Medium/Hard or 8 km Medium plus.

Transport: Private car and park nearby.

Public Transport: 8.15am or 8.30am Belgrave Train ex Flinders Street Station (stops Richmond, Camberwell, Box Hill) arriving Ringwood either 8.53am or 9.06am. Connects with Warrandyte Bus Route No:364 at Ringwood Station departing 9.11am (arrives Mullens Rd Bus Stop 9.36am).

Morning Tea: Approx 20 minutes into walk on bank of Yarra River in Black Flat (no seats).

Lunch: At Jumping Creek Picnic Reserve on return loop - seating, toilets and shelter available.

Walk Details: Attractive bush walk with a mixture of gravel road, park vehicle tracks and single file walking trails. There are no escapes. The walking trail sections follow the river but undulate regularly with some rocky patches (good boots and walking sticks recommended) and these patches account for the hard grading bits of the walk. After we pass through Jumping Creek Picnic area the first time there are two loop options (shorter and longer) for the return to the picnic ground for lunch (hence the 8 or 10 km choice).

Anticipated finish back at Stone House Cafe Bus Stop - approx 2.30pm. Buses regularly depart for Ringwood Station, 2.47pm, 3.16pm and then approx every 15 minutes to connect with trains to Melbourne or outer east suburbs.

Note: This walk used to begin at Warrandyte Bridge, but has been

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shortened by approx 2 km overall to 10 km (or 8 km option) to suit walkers by now beginning/ending at Mullens Road Bus Stop opposite Stone House cafe.

3rd Wed 16 Sep Bundoora Park

Leader: Gordon Proudfoot Phone: 9717 0909

Sunday 20 Sep Sutherland Creek


Leader: Richard Jasek Phone: 0408 438 632

Wednesday 23 Sep The Pines – Eltham

Leader: Marsha Rankin Phone: 0402 058 184

9842 1350

Rendezvous: 10.00 am at The Pines Shopping Centre, Doncaster East.

Maps: Melway 34, 22 & 21 Grading: Easy Distance: 11 km.

Transport: OPTION 1: #906 bus to Warrandyte Bridge from Lonsdale St, departing cnr King St at 9.10 am (or cnr Swanston St at 9.15 am, or cnr Johnson & Hoddle Sts at 9.28 am) arriving The Pines Shopping Centre at 9.53 am. (Note, #906 buses run every 12-15 minutes and #905 and #908 buses to The Pines also regularly depart from Lonsdale St but take a slightly longer route.) OPTION 2: The #901 bus from either direction is an alternative to catching the bus from the city. OPTION 3: Drive and park at the The Pines Shopping Centre (nominally 4 hours, but not enforced). In that case return to the Pines after the walk would be by the #902 and #901 buses which are always relatively empty during the afternoon.

Morning Tea: Renoir Ave Reserve (Melway 34 C6), a short walk from The Pines.

Walk Details: This is a pleasant walk along tracks following Green Gully Linear Park to the Mullum Mullum Creek then the Main Yarra Trail to the footbridge across the Yarra near Fitzsimons Lane, through Eltham Lower Park then along the Diamond Creek track to Eltham Station. An easy walk with one or two gentle climbs. Escapes at Fitzsimons Lane (Melway 21 F12) and Main Road Eltham (Melway 21 G10). Toilets at The Pines, Eltham Lower Park and Eltham station.

12 August 2020

Monday 28 Sep Easy Metro – Fairfield to Collingwood

Leader: Stewart Stanlake Phone: 9870 9061

Wednesday 30 Sep Drouin Town and tree Walk

Leader: Alex Hordijenko Phone: 9383 3257

Some Bush Poetry

The Donna Buang Hut About 1934-5

"So this is the hut," said Reggie Mann

(In his hand was a raspberry fruit,) "I quite agree it's a nifty job, But I'd rather my old pink suit."

"It's not too bad," replied H. Wright, As he purred like a little Manx cat, "I must admit it's a well built place

But Id rather my cricket bat."

"I like the hut," spoke Burston Bill, "But I hated it's high expenses, though I feel it belongs to me

I’d rather be climbing fences."

"Oh don't be silly," said Kolling George, "We'll find it devilish handy, But I'd much prefer my little white shorts, They prove that my legs are bandy."

"You speak the truth," cried Tranter Nick, With the mien of a country squire; "This hut is cosy and warm enough, But I'd rather my private fire."

"Why all this talk?" yelled H. O. Luth, "When we're thousands of feet above sea?

The hut is alright for the likes of you

But I'd rather my cup of tea."

"You make me ill," said Reggie Murph' "And though I admit I'm a sinner, Not half of the boards in this hut is worth

My seat at a Christmas dinner."

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"A glutton thou art," cried Wheeler Jim

As he swallowed some vitamin tack, "The hut is O.K., but I'd much rather have

A half dozen bricks in my pack."

"Quarrel not so," said Morrie the twin, "For men who are men it's so silly, Though I like this hut with its walls of tin

I would rather a married man's billy."

"The hut is alright in plenty of ways," Said Joe Matthews, of Forestry group, "But on a hot day, when I undo my stays, I'd much rather have nettle soup."

"Oh don't argue so," spake young Arthur Schlippe, "Take a pattern off good little me, For whether you say the hut's bad, or is good, I certainly will not agree."

And so they talked on with their preference votes

Until all the laughing jacks echoed their notes; And Donna Buang seemed to lift its old head, And a low muffled breeze whispered: "All get to bed!”

The command was obeyed, and the talk soon suspended. Which explains why this tale is so suddenly ended.

The Editor, The Walkers Rag

Thanks to Brett Hayton

Impromptu Club Meeting - Docklands - June 17th

14 August 2020

Springtime in the Mountains

It’s springtime in the mountains

Golden blossom blooms once more

The Wonga Wonga vines are in flower And wild orchids grow galore

Sunshine falls on the forest tall The eagles soar on high

When fragrant breezes drift along

Beneath the blue Australian sky

With the giant blue gums a flowering

And the mountain ash a bloom

The hazy, misty mountain air Is filled with sweet perfume

Streams flowing in the valleys

Grass growing on the plain

Its springtime on the mountains

And near Christmas time again

Wild flowers bloom in the bushland

Gone is the sleet and snow

The warm wind drifts through the tree tops

That shade the fern glad gullies below

Its nesting time for the wild birds

As they ply their natural skills

Building their nest in the woodland

That abound in the sheltered hills

The wild bush bees, the honey bees

In the hollow trees make their home

And all through the livelong day

Gather nectar for their honeycomb

So with mountain meadows gleaming

Beneath the welcome rain

Its springtime on the mountains

And near Christmas time again

Bill Shimleck

Bushwalking News Victoria (BNV)

The Melbourne Walking Club is affiliated with Bushwalking Victoria which publishes “Bushwalking News” monthly on the Internet. The Current and past BNV’s can be read on their web page:

http://www.bushwalkingvictoria.org.au/what-we-do/publications/newsletters

15 August 2020

Updated Details for July 29th Walk

Due to Covid-19 concerns, this walk has been amended as follows:

Wednesday 29 Jul North Geelong – South Geelong


Leader: Gordon Proudfoot Phone: 9465 0909

0405 083 074

Rendezvous: Southern Cross Station at 8.50am.

Map: Melway 442 & 452 Grading: Easy Distance: 13km.

Transport: 9.00am Marshall train from Southern Cross. Book return ticket to South Geelong; concession $7.20. Return trains from South Geelong station 2.47pm arriving Southern Cross at 3.56pm. Next train is 3.24pm arriving Southern Cross at 4.33pm. Alternately by car and park at Rippleside Park and alight on return train at North Geelong and walk to car.

Walk Details: On suburban roads and bike paths. There is an escape (along Yarra Street to South Geelong station).

2020/21 Subscriptions

Rates for 2020/21 are as follows: Members -- Within Victoria and under 80 years $65

-- Outside Victoria $60

-- Aged 80 years and over $60

Note: Life Members and those who have been members for 50 years or more are not required to pay annual subscriptions.

The following discounts apply: Prompt Payment: $5 (for payment by 30 June 2020).

Emailed Circular: $10 (for 12 months).

Please send a cheque payable "Melbourne Walking Club Inc" to: Mr T. Simpson, 10 Ti Tree Av, Bonbeach, Vic, 3196.

Or

By bank transfer to the Club’s general account: Account Name: Melbourne Walking Club Inc. BSB: 063-000, Account No: 1078 3218. Please ensure that you clearly state your name on the transfer.

Terry Simpson, Treasurer, MWC.

16 August 2020

If undeliverable, return to:

Melbourne Walking Club Inc.

Box 2446 GPO

MELBOURNE VIC 3001

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