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Hi just visited site, was a member many moons ago, early 90's. dosent seem to be updated very often, nice photos and scenery though. Do you still do beginner abseils at the blue mountains?

Hi Kristina, Nelson and the gang. Good to hear from you after all these years. Sorry haven't replied earlier, don't often visit this page - slack! Did the course together in '97 - good times. Have a variety of activites for you on the program, outlined in the "Current Program", some of which would also be suitable for the younger generation. Hope we can catch up soon. Regards, Geoff

Hi Kerry - If you'd like to send an email to yarrawood@sdr.com.au I'd be happy to pass it on to Les Higgins so he can contact you.

great site came here on recommendation of Les Higgin's book, A Day in the Bush. I was actually hoping to find contact information for MR Higgins. There area considerable number of pages missing from my copy of his book & was wondering if it would be possible for him to provide them for me. Thanks Kerry

loved the website ! hope to join you on a walk later in the year....

Hello to the gang at Yarrawood Nelson and I were members in 2001 or 2002? and completed the 3 stage course. We had a wonderful time. The birth of our kids in 2003, 2005 and 2007 have put a bit of a dampener on our walking aspirations. But now that our 3rd child is 15 months and almost ready to be left with nana I'm hoping to get a least one easy day walk in this year. Hope to see you guys on the track. love Kristina, Nelson, Amelie, Kiki and Rafael

Thanks Morrie, another great trip, enjoy the Crownies.

Hi folks - have the 2000 version of "A Day in the Bush" and have used it often but not often enough. ie would like to join up.

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Nice site, thanks for information!

Thanks Morrie for a great weekend at Whalania Heghts, it's truely a beautiful area, I was " home "

Hi Marc Check out the "contacts" in the Yarrawood Home Page. They're very friendly people.

Hi Guys (& Gals)

I'm an avid bushie based on the North Shore. Great to know you are out there - what's the best way of getting in touch & maybe joining a walk?

Marc 9909 1998 marccottee@optusnet.com.au

Hello Folks, Long time to hear/see/walk? Looking forward to seeing you all again at Christmas in July that Sue is organising for the 19th July.... I hope all of you are well.

Hi, just found your website by accident. How many members do you have? tks

Three mature males are trying to walk to the Castle in the Budawangs in April. Can anyone help us as to where to start, where to camp and if it is possible to camp then walk to the Castle and back to the campsite in one day.

Dear Confused Camper, Our members can edit the Members Page Gossip & Whinge. Please feel free to give me a buzz or come see me at the AGM to talk thru the process.

Hello Jon and Julie. We have just finalised our March to November program. It has been loaded to the web today and will be distributed to members at our AGM this weekend. Its a great varied program this year, hope you like it.

Are you still operating...program is only for 2007???? We are interested. Jon and Julie

To the very weary walker, Macpac don't sell them but Yarrawood occasionally has a special on, depending on whether you're single, love bushwalking & schnapps (not necessarily at the same time) and of course tall and ruggedly handsome.

Why can't we edit the Gossip and Whinge page

I've looked in the Macpac catalogue for the Warick Hellyer footstools shown in the FAQ section but can't find them.

Does Yarrawood sell them?

Your email link on the front page does not work, and the email address listed is not correct (or --my email didn't make it). Hi Anne - there has been a known email problem recently, but it's now fixed, so please try again. Thanks - Roger.

Rest assured that Carolyn Delicata is still with us. She just had a few technical difficulties on Saturday and did join us for a paddle on Narrabeen Lake during which our fearless leader, Ross, rescued a rainbow lorikeet. The bird did make it safely to a WIRES sponsored home and the beanie was returned somewhat soiled!

Thank you Ross for an enjoyable paddle on Narrabeen Lake, hope the bird gave the beanie back.

Returned from an overnight to the junction of Tootie Creek and the Colo in Wollemi National Park. What a paradise! The Colo has a lot more water in it than I've seen for a while and so warm. The warm river rather disappointingly defrosted Waz's Chardonnay. A small group of us enjoyed an afternoon lazing around in the water. Just beautiful, a fantastic wilderness spot so close to Sydney. The walk out broke the legs in for the season.

Joc, thanks for another great trip to Honeymoon Bay, dolphins two years in a row, a turtle this year. It is now my favourite car camping site. Bliss! thanks Joc and thanks Elaine for the prawns. You've raised high tea to the next level!

I agree with norm

After reading the walk report on Dunns Swamp I've decided to include it in my itinerary for my next visit to Australia. Aussie! Aussie! Aussie! Oi! Oi! Oi!

I really enjoyed viewing the members photos, in particular, the one of the extremely attractive woman on snowshoes.

Hi Folks,

I wasn't a walk visitor but had a great day out with Jodi and the gang doing the Dargans Creek Canyon yesterday. It was a well organised day and an excellent canyon for those just beginning or those who haven't done one for a while. We walked down the creek, slipped down fallen trees, waded through thigh deep then waist deep then chest deep water until we swam the last 15mtrs. What a speciel place!. The climb out was equally exciting using a rope followed by a climb up a tree. Great weather and company, thank you Jodie.

Great website ... by far the best Bushwalking homepage I have ever seen.