周日徒步 28 Nov – In Dharawal State Conservation Area & Nature Reserve.

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周日徒步 28 Nov – In Dharawal State Conservation Area & Nature Reserve.
Dharawal Nature Reserve is a Schedule 2 Special Area and is jointly managed by both the Sydney Catchment Authority and the National Park and Wildlife Services (NPWS).

Located on the Woronora Plateau, the Dharawal Reserves lie within the southern rim of the Sydney geological basin. This dissected plateau dips gently north-west away from the abrupt edge formed by the Illawarra Escarpment to the Cumberland Plain. It is deeply incised by watercourses draining to the Nepean and Georges River. Altitude varies from 400-449m above sea level in the south-east of the Reserves to 100-149m above sea level in the north-west.

The plateau is dominated by the Triassic Hawkesbury Sandstone Formation composed primarily of quartzose sandstone, with outcrops of shale and ironstone in some areas.

The Options:
•        Swim in the beach-side rock sea water pool or on the beach in Austinmer;
•        Drive home along the beautiful Sea Cliff Bridge & Lawrence Hargrave Drive;

Meeting Place:       The Point B, (GPS: -34.259912,150.87666) on Appin Road
                     (use public channel 27, 477.075 MHZ for meeting contact).
Meeting Time:       10:00 am, 28 Nov 2010, Sunday
                     (Meeting time in Hurstville: 9:00 am)

Walking Distance:   10km or more
Climb:               N/A

If you would like to join this walk on Sunday, please contact Yellow 0414 367 268.

Disclaimer
WARNING: There are risks of injury or death on outdoor walking/climbing activities.
The walking-tracks are selected without taking the participants’ individual healthy conditions into account. Therefore, the participants should make sure that they are medically and physically fit for such activities.
Either www.oursteps.com.au, other fellow participants or the coordinators will not accept any responsibility and/or liability for any loss and/or damage suffered by the participants.