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Future Events

July, 2024

Sunday
28
Sun, Jul 28, 2024 at 8:00 AM
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TRIP LEADER Katy Lappin -
Marysville / Narbethong
Sunday
28
Buxton Shell
Sun, Jul 28, 2024 at 1:00 PM
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Volunteer weekend for our annual working bee to clean up 15 mile hut Heading up Saturday - collecting firewood on the way, hopefully finding snow to drive in Camp overnight - enjoying a camp fire Sunday will be the working bee - clearing around the hut - digging ditches - cleaning up inside the hut - collecting stacking and filling the wood area Bring Bruch cutters, chainsaws (if certified) shovels, cleaning gear Saturday Dinner Sunday -Breakfast and lunch will be provided If wish to just come sunday very welcome.
Tuesday
30
Monash Halls
Tue, Jul 30, 2024 at 7:00 PM
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Our July Members meeting will be at 7:30pm on Tuesday 30th July, 2024.

Jason from Rooze (https://www.rooze.au) will be giving a presentation on camping and what savings can be had from hiring equipment!

This is sure to be another great presentation, so please come along either in person or via zoom!

The meeting will be held in our normal venue at 21A Electra Avenue Ashwood. As per normal Pizza and drinks will be available from 7:00pm. Please join for some very interesting presentations and general socialising!

August, 2024

Friday
16
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Theory Friday 7.30 PM face to face
PRACTICAL Sunday 8.30 AM All Day
Saturday
17
Sat, Aug 17, 2024 at 8:00 AM
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TRIP LEADER Lawrence Harrison -
Snow Hunting On Mt Skene
Sunday
18
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Theory Friday 7.30 PM face to face
PRACTICAL Sunday 8.30 AM All Day
Saturday
24
Sat, Aug 24, 2024
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MJOC First Aid Course and CPR update

September, 2024

Tuesday
10
Tue, Sep 10, 2024
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THEORY Presentation Face to Face prior Tuesday 7.30 PM
PRACTICAL Sunday 8.30 AM All Day
Sunday
15
Sun, Sep 15, 2024
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THEORY Presentation Face to Face prior Tuesday 7.30 PM
PRACTICAL Sunday 8.30 AM All Day

March, 2025

Friday
7
Fri, Mar 7, 2025 at 12:30 PM
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Trip Leader Jake Thomson- Difficult Trip down to the dunes to climb and explore, for experienced sand drivers only
Saturday
8
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TRIP LEADER - Jake Thomson
Beachport to Robe via Little Dip NP. Conditions can be quite challenging in Little Dip NP.
Sunday
9
Sun, Mar 9, 2025 at 9:30 AM
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Trip Leader Jake Thomson - Medium Trip from Beachport to Oil Rig Square

July, 2025

Saturday
19
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We‘ll cross all 10 of Australia‘s named deserts (according to Wikipedia) including the Simpson, Tanami, Great Sandy, Gibson, Little Sandy and Great Victoria deserts. As well as some famous Simpson tracks we‘ll do the Tanimi Track, the Canning Stock Route, a portion of the Anne Beadell "Highway" and the Connie Sue "Highway", Twighlight Cove and a small portion of the Baxter Cliffs.

August, 2025

Saturday
23
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We‘ll cross all 10 of Australia‘s named deserts (according to Wikipedia) including the Simpson, Tanami, Great Sandy, Gibson, Little Sandy and Great Victoria deserts. As well as some famous Simpson tracks we‘ll do the Tanimi Track, the Canning Stock Route, a portion of the Anne Beadell "Highway" and the Connie Sue "Highway", Twighlight Cove and a small portion of the Baxter Cliffs.
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