Members recently completed a bush first aid course, which was conducted at our leased property.
Members gained a lot from the hands on training, which was especially tailored to the kinds of situations we might come across in the bush.
Thanks to Sue Wells, who did an excellent job as trainer and Jackie Robinson for organising the weekend.
Our Christmas party was a lot of fun. All the traditional activities were back, including the waterslide, flying fox, Santa arriving on a firetruck and beautiful food for all.
Our club members had a ball at Bendethera over Easter. The iconic Merricumbene track was open for the first time in over a year and although participants had to drive the track and turn around due to the Deua River crossing at Dry Creek being closed – that just added to the fun! All the crossings in and out of the river were higher than usual due to recent rains and the valley was looking beautiful.
We’ll be at the Kings Supa Centre, 900 Pacific Highway, Lisarow, on Saturday 10th April with a sausage sizzle – proceeds to the Royal Flying Doctor Service. This is a great chance to meet some of our members and their trucks and find out more about the club. If you join on the day, we’re waiving the joining fee.
Thanks TC and Faye for putting on a great weekend.
So where will you be going in your 4WD after June 1st?
Here are some photos from our recent trip to Woko via the Barringtons. What a difference a drought makes.
Another fantastic Xmas in July in the Watagans. Here are some photos from the festivities.
Our Dungog property was the venue for our first “long table” dinner recently. Participants were asked to wear their best formal dinner attire and share a main course or dessert. The table was decorated with fairy lights and gold candles. The results were just gorgeous and a great evening was had by all.
