Nude Hike October & camp November

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SUNDAY 28THOctober Nude Walk - Goldie Bushland Reserve, Lancefield

Grade/ Length/ Type:Easy, 7km circuit, approx 3 hours
Meeting Point / Time:10.30am, in Lancefield township in front of the Mad Gallery Cafe, 19 High St Lancefield. (High Street is the main street in Lancefield.) Arrive before 10.30am if you wish to purchase coffee/tea etc.
We will then travel in convoy 8km along to the road to Kilmore, to the start of the walk at McGraths Lane.
Map Ref:Melway Map609 Ref J8, or Vic Roads Map 60 Ref D6 and Map 635 Ref P2.
Approx Distance/Time from GPO:75km, 1 hr 10mins
Public Transport:Nothing arriving before 10.30 am on Sundays.

Food:
- Lunch, snacks and water/drink, to take on walk.
- Nude Afternoon Tea at Colin's place, (located near walk) bring some nibbles/smallplate of food and drinks, which can be left in car during walk. Tea and coffee provided.
Apparel/ Footwear:Comfy shoes/boots and clothes to suit the weather forecast. (Need shorts to walk past one house at the beginning of the walk.)
Cost:Non members $5, Nomad members free.
Activity Description:Leisurelystroll along a pleasant tree lined lane to the bushland reserve which has a pleasant attractive creek with orchids and other native plants. Kangaroos and wallabies are known to use this as a haven.At the top of the reserve we will have lunch andintend to followa disused 19th century rail reserve/escarpment, adjacent to previous walked path back towards the cars.The walk offers many wildflowers and views. If the day is hot, you may like to have a swim in the dam or waterhole on No.3 Creek. Bring a small towel.

(Afterthe walk (optional) around 2pm we will head to a local nomads house about 12kms away for a nude afternoon tea on the lawn of his acreage farmwith a walk to the river.)
Further information:RSVP:Russell Watsonby Thursday 25thOctober athttps://www.gmx.com/callgate-6.62.1.0/rms/6.62.1.0/mail/getBody?folderId=9&messageId=OTg2SfRVNUQ2OX/tg3ZuCplINySWM4K3&purpose=display&bodyType=html#or9336 3595 / 0421 730 686or on-line at https://www.thenomadsinc.org.au Please indicate your suburb of residency to assist with car pooling.



THURS 15TH TO TUES 20TH NOVEMBER CAMPING AND CANOEING WEEKEND, NATHALIA - CLOTHING OPTIONAL

Grade/Length/Type:Easycamping weekend on the banks of the Broken Creek (river) and surrounded by red gum forest. Your choice of chatting around the campfire, canoeing, swimming, massage, hot tub, steam tent, fishing, bike riding, walking or meditating in the forest. Night entertainment and games. Caravans, trailers and campervans welcome - limited electricity so solar power would be helpful.

Facilities provided:Undercover camp kitchen and eating area with tables and chairs. Preparation bench, dishwashing sink, 2 gas stoves, BBQ and oven, wood stove, electric lighting and limited power sockets, 2 refrigerators, hand basin, open air hot shower, camp toilets, Hot Tub, Massage Tables, Steam Tent, Sandy Bank Beach.

Cost:$45 to cover the facilities provided by Michael O (the owner of the adjoining farm).

Canoe Use.Suggested $8 per half day trip (max $25 for the weekend). This is paid as a donation to theNathalia Canoe Club for the use of their 4 double canoes and 2 double kayaks for the weekend. Lifejackets are provided. Canoe use is optional. You are welcome to bring your own.

Camp Insurance cover:Nomads members free.Non members an additional $5.

Meeting Point/Time:Meet at the farm property, 6 kms out of Nathalia. Early bird arrivals from midday Thurs 15th. Exhausted campers can stay until Tues 20th Nov.

Map Ref:Melway Map X921 Ref H5, or VicRoads Map 32 Ref D3
Address & Directions:Hardings Rd off Dillons Lane, Nathalia Vic. The name of the property is "Paringa" and is on a small sign at the start of the driveway. If driving from Melbourne along the Murray Valley Hwy (B400), turn left into Dillons Lane, 2kms before Nathalia township. Travel 5kms to a T-intersection. Turn right (north) for 150 metres only, along Hardings Rd/Broken Creek Drive. Where the road turns sharply to the left, you need to make a right hand turn into the farm entrance, over the cattlegrid and proceed along the track which follows the river for about 1km. The camp site is about 200 metres past the first house on the right. (Look for topless or bottomless mannequins to confirm you are on the correct road.)If lost phone Russell on 0421 730 686 - mobile coverage is quite good.
Approx Distance/Time from GPO:235 kms, 2 hrs 50 mins.

What to Bring:Camping gear including tent or caravan/motorhome, mattress, bedding, campfire chairs, table (some chairs and tables are available at the camp). Plates, cups, cutlery, saucepans or billies (Some are available for communal use). Torch. Food. Drinking water. (Tank water is available for cooking, washing dishes, etc.)
Push bike (optional) and helmet (There are a few mountain bikes up at the camp which you may borrow, still need to bring your own helmet).
Please leave your pets at home.
Toiletries: include sunscreen, repellant, towels.
Clothes: Sunhat, dark glasses, shorts, light shirts for daytime. Jackets, beanies and maybe gloves for the evenings. Days are generally warmer then Melbourne because Nathalia is north of the Divide. Nights can get cold. Feel free to bring a friend! (Failing that, a hot water bottle is not too bad.)

Activities Description:Enjoy a friendly and relaxing weekend camping on the banks of the Broken Creek next to the red gum forest. Many mod cons provided for your comfort.
Choose your activities according to your mood and the temperature. Feel free to paddle a canoe or swim in the river next to the camp. You may prefer to unwind around the all day camp fire, swap a few stories or wander off and have some meditation time.
We are planning to do a couple of downstream group paddles with car pick up. And if possible a paddle in a near-by lake. Nathalia township is worth a look. A couple of coffee shops are available. Take the bike for an easy 6km ride (or maybe use the car). The neighbouring forest is deserted, so a nude walk or ride could be fun!
It seems we will have a massage workshop this time, providing tuition in neck massage, lomi lomi massage and many-hands massage etc. Our old favourites will be back - the 15 man hot tub, and steam tent (probably a bigger one this time).To brighten our nights we are looking for a fire-stick twirler! Are you any good?

RSVP:Russell W preferably by Tuesday 13th November on (03) 9336 3595 or 0421 730 686 or russjw2005@yahoo.com.au Please indicate the approximate time of your arrival, and your suburb of residency to assist with car pooling.

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