The Club Trip to Emu Creek has been postphoned for 1 week. Most club members will have received the txt msg indicating that the trip is now on the 8th, 9th and 10th of August.
While more info will follow if you want to know now call Cowboy on 0408367530 for the latest.
The links are the same as the previous posting
Follow this link to find out about the features of the sitehttp://www.emucreek.com/
Follow this link to see the maps of where it is and how to get to it.http://emucreek.com/content/view/15/30/
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Sunday, July 20, 2008
It's July in Coffs Harbour so what do Jeepers want to do ...go driving.
This is a group of Club members telling lies about what they have been doing or what they are going to do next.
This is a group of club members not telling lies about what they have been doing or are going to do.
The trip started from the Trip Co-Ordinators chosen spot and nobody minded that it was outside his house. For some, it did mean an early trip to Maccas to get the obligatory trip breakfast.
The Trip Co-Ordinator impressed a few people by producing an up-to-date map of the run and even had plans of what we we going to look at. The trip started smoothly heading out over Red Hill and out to the remnant old growth forests to the west of Coffs. There were six Jeeps in the line-up ranging from the Classic '72 Wagoneer to the latest JK.
This is the Jeep Action JK decked out in sponsorship colours.
We travelled into the forest and met an unexpected barrier consisted of a 1 metre tree across the track. The bikes had been crossing it using a small platform, however, as no one was interested in removing a years supply of firewood we decided to go the other way.
Up into the tall growth along new tracks that appeared to have been recently cut to explore the logging options for the area.
There was enough lantana for the Club Prez to thank that he had brought his son's XJ along rather than risk scratches on his highly polished beauty.
This is a 50year timber span bridge crossing a 15m drop. Only a few ventured across to enjoy that feeling of space under the legs.
This is an area of wild scenes of raw natural beauty. No it's not a Jeep but we do understand. This is a great photo to have a closer look at.
Pristine waterfalls, rock pools and cascading creeks were the reward from this run... and there was a bit of mud along the way.
This is a group of Club members telling lies about what they have been doing or what they are going to do next.This is a group of club members not telling lies about what they have been doing or are going to do.
The trip started from the Trip Co-Ordinators chosen spot and nobody minded that it was outside his house. For some, it did mean an early trip to Maccas to get the obligatory trip breakfast.
The Trip Co-Ordinator impressed a few people by producing an up-to-date map of the run and even had plans of what we we going to look at. The trip started smoothly heading out over Red Hill and out to the remnant old growth forests to the west of Coffs. There were six Jeeps in the line-up ranging from the Classic '72 Wagoneer to the latest JK.
This is the Jeep Action JK decked out in sponsorship colours.
We travelled into the forest and met an unexpected barrier consisted of a 1 metre tree across the track. The bikes had been crossing it using a small platform, however, as no one was interested in removing a years supply of firewood we decided to go the other way.
Up into the tall growth along new tracks that appeared to have been recently cut to explore the logging options for the area.
There was enough lantana for the Club Prez to thank that he had brought his son's XJ along rather than risk scratches on his highly polished beauty.
This is a 50year timber span bridge crossing a 15m drop. Only a few ventured across to enjoy that feeling of space under the legs.
This is an area of wild scenes of raw natural beauty. No it's not a Jeep but we do understand. This is a great photo to have a closer look at.
Pristine waterfalls, rock pools and cascading creeks were the reward from this run... and there was a bit of mud along the way.
Airing back up.
A great trip and a great finish at the aptly named Magic Pool with a wonderful blue lustre.
Thursday, July 10, 2008
August Run to Emu Creek
Zane is co-ordinating an early August long weekend run to Emu Creek 4WD park inbetween Casino and Tenterfield. This is programmed for 1st, 2nd and 3rd of August 2008.
Follow this link to find out about the features of the site
http://www.emucreek.com/
Follow this link to see the maps of where it is and how to get to it.
http://emucreek.com/content/view/15/30/
Charges are $5 per person for a day and $5 for an overnight stay. This means about $25 per person for the three days.
More information to follow.
Follow this link to find out about the features of the site
http://www.emucreek.com/
Follow this link to see the maps of where it is and how to get to it.
http://emucreek.com/content/view/15/30/
Charges are $5 per person for a day and $5 for an overnight stay. This means about $25 per person for the three days.
More information to follow.
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