2 Part: Tiki Tour & Dinner + Movie at Ryders Theatre Avondale
We are planning a 2 part day, Tiki Tour followed by Dinner/Movie
Part 1 - Tikitour
Leaving from Swanson Station Cafe carpark at 1.30pm
(optional - lunch before hand in the Station cafe)
Convoy to Crystal Mountain (entry to museum - $8 adult, $5 child)
Convoy (via Arataki Visitor Centre) to Ryders Theatre, Avondale.
Meeting at the old New World carpark in Waiuku
~Corner Kitchener and River Lane
Meeting @ 9.15am & & Leaving from here at 9.30am sharp
Trip leader for the day is Keith Cornick
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Annual Planting Day event not to miss,
Great family day out, giving back to the community.
Located up towards South Head past Parakai on the Auckland Council Regional Park.
Meet at Bakehouse Cafe Kumeu @ 8.15am
& leave @ 8.30am
Convoy to Hot Pools Carpark at Parakai at 8.45am
Leave Car Park at 9.00am Sharp
Convoy up to Te Rau Puriri Regional Park
Usually, planting there for 2 - 3 hours
BBQ Lunch provided by District Rangers.
With Land Rover enthusiasts club of Rotorua
Convoy down & back via. Murapara
Awesome camping in Minginui Whirinaki National Park
Grade 2-3
Must have full recovery gear and good mud tyres again
Meet at the Marine Rescue Centre carpark, Solent street, at 8:45 am.
9:00 am convoy departure to Queens Wharf.
Vehicles must be left on the wharf until 4:30pm.
Please bring a drip tray (or similar).
We were so lucky to have perfect weather over QBW - frosty nights but brilliantly clear sunny days.
Yet another great event put on by the Rodney Off Road Club, fundraising for the Ahuroa Volunteer Fire Brigade... These guys managed to wrangle 80 trucks and a couple of hundred people, feeding, entertaining and guiding them over several hundred hectares of spectacular farmland with nary a glitch in sight.
A record run in about 2.5 hours! Just five of us ripped through the tracks; that's not say we had any 'stoppages' ! Even in the first 500m of the track we all had grief. Shaun give us some fun moments diving into water that even Jacques Cousteau would have baulked at!
Te Rau Puriri - Planting Sunday 17 May 2015 - a good turnout from the Auckland region's 4WD clubs including our own, and local volunteers to help Auckland Council keep up the good work being done in this park. Down in the valleys we had the pleasure of seeing the great results from our previous efforts.
