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Enjoy walking and /or jogging in Adelaide and surrounds with a group of like-minded people. Suitable for those who like a casual stroll and for those who enjoy those long-distance jogs! Enjoy a drink or meal afterwards with a friendly and similarly sweaty group!
We are really a friendship group with a walking and/or jogging problem!
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Aldgate Valley Autumn Loop
Stock Rd Carpark, XQ56+W77, Mylor, AUDuration: 3 hrs
Distance: 11.2 km
Elevation gain: 290 m
Grade: 2 -- Easy to mediumCome enjoy the remnants of Autumn colours in the Adelaide Hills, on this easy walk in the magnificent Aldgate Valley.
This walking trail connects a series of nature reserves and some quiet country lanes. The trail begins in Mylor, walking through the Mylor Parklands, then traversing the Aldgate Valley native bushland, Kyle Road Nature Reserve, Nurrutti Reserve, and Aldgate Valley Reserve. The reserves and native bushland are home to Southern Brown Bandicoots, kangaroos, possums, echidnas, and koalas.
The walk highlights the work of the Aldgate Valley Landcare Group and other local groups in rehabilitating and reconnecting native bushland on private and public land.We will start and finish in Mylor following a grand loop through undulating terrain.
Meet at 8.50 am for introductions, and be ready for departure at 9 am sharp. Good hiking shoes are recommended.
Bring a snack to have during our 10-min break halfway.Meet in Mylor at the corner of Stock Rd and Strathalbyn Rd (see pin drop)
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Heritage Walk - Thebarton ("The Scent of Eucalyptus Walk")
The Wheatsheaf, 39 George Street, Thebarton, AU"Barbara Janice Hanrahan (1939-1991), writer and artist, was born on 6 September 1939 in Adelaide, only child of South Australian-born William Maurice (Bob) Hanrahan (d. 1940), labourer, and his wife Rhonda (Ronda) Gwenlythian, née Goodridge, commercial artist.......
On this walk you will visit places which were important to Barbara
Hanrahan as she grew up in the 1940s and early 1950s. The
walk seeks to give you an impression of how the suburbs of
Thebarton and Mile End would have appeared in those days. It
was an environment which Barbara described so poetically and
with incisive accuracy in her semi-autobiographical book The
Scent of Eucalyptus. Discover for yourself what is the scent of
Eucalyptus...... ""The Scent of Eucalyptus Walk: an historical walk of Barbara Hanrahan’s Thebarton is an update of a booklet prepared by Friends of the Thebarton Library, Thebarton Historical Society University of South Australia, 1994. ... The Scent of Eucalyptus. Pick up a hardcopy from the Society or download a copy. "
After the walk we can enjoy a meal/drink together.....
Voluntary Meetup Contibution - $1.00
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