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Teralba to Charlestown Park track head
Time: 4 hrs 30 mins Walking time
Please allow extra time to rest and to explore
6 km WSW of Charlestown
Length: 13.3 km Walk Length
As this is a One Way walk, the 13.3 km only includes the walking distance from the start to the end point
Lake Macquarie(LGA)
Climb: 220 m Total Climbing
This walk has a total cumulative climb of 220 m, this is the total of the elevation gains made in each of the walks uphill sections
There is car access and parking near the start and end of this walk There is a bus stop within 2km of the start and end of this walk There is a train station near the start of this walk
Style: One way
Track: Moderate

This section of the Great North Walk starts from the Teralba train station and winds down and around the edge of Lake Macquarie. The walk passes through the Cockle reserve, and continues to Warners bay and up along the roads, before cutting through the bush to Charlestown, where it winds around the golf course and finishes at the Charlestown Park track head. (open in app)


Today's Fire rating
LOW MODERATE (No fire ban)
  Bushwalking track notes photographs, maps and camping spots for Teralba to Charlestown Park track head

Map of Walk

Location

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Teralba Train Station
Int of William Street & Anzac Parade
Teralba Lakeside Caravan Park on Anzac Parade
End of Lake Crescent
Int of Five Islands Rd underpass & footpath
Int of Five Islands Rd & Speers Point footpaths
Creek Reserve Rd crossing
Int of Warners Bay footpath AND The Esplanade footpath
Int of The Esplanade AND King Street
Queen St (near King Street Crossing)
Int of Yorston Street AND Myles Avenue
Int of Myles Avenue AND Vermont Place
End of Vermont place
GNW Management Trail (near Vermont Oval)
Int of GNW Track AND Management Trail
Int of GNW & Charlestown Golf Course Tracks
Int of Charlestown golf course track AND E K Avenue
Int of E K Avenue AND Winding Creek Track
End of Park Street
Int of Park Street & GNW Arrow Marker
Int of Anjon St & GNW Arrow Post
Starting point for this hiking track: Teralba Train Station

Base maps are used under licence and is © Department of lands   Panorama Avenue Bathurst 2795   www.lands.nsw.gov.au

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Photo Gallery

 
Teralba train station
 
Teralba train station +
 
Looking through the trees to William street
 
Looking through the trees to William street +
 
Historical memorial at Anzac Park
 
Historical memorial at Anzac Park +

 
Sight seeing while walking down Anzac Parade
 
Sight seeing while walking down Anzac Parade +
 
Journey Through Five Island road
 
Journey Through Five Island road +
 
Perfect Pink Bottle Brush
 
Perfect Pink Bottle Brush +

 
Five Island Road Underpass
 
Five Island Road Underpass +
 
Walking next to Five Island Road looking at Cockle Creek
 
Walking next to Five Island Road looking at Cockle Creek +
 
Beautiful views at Watkins Bridge
 
Beautiful views at Watkins Bridge +

 
Nice Picnic area on the side of Creek Reserve Road
 
Nice Picnic area on the side of Creek Reserve Road +
 
Looking towards Speers point park
 
Looking towards Speers point park +
 
Enjoying the view at Speers Point Park
 
Enjoying the view at Speers Point Park +

 
Storm Water drain but magical
 
Storm Water drain but magical +
 
Lake Maquarie at Cockle Bay
 
Lake Maquarie at Cockle Bay +
 
Great North Walk sign post, pointing to; Newcastle, Warners bay, Sydney Cove and Teralba Rail
 
Great North Walk sign post, pointing to; Newcastle, Warners bay, Sydney Cove and Teralba Rail +

 
Lake Maquarie next to The Esplanade
 
Lake Maquarie next to The Esplanade +
 
Lake Maquarie in Warner Reserve
 
Lake Maquarie in Warner Reserve +
 
Looking Through Warner reserve
 
Looking Through Warner reserve +

 
Towards North Creek an The Esplanade
 
Towards North Creek an The Esplanade +
 
looking at Lake Maquarie at Warners reserve
 
looking at Lake Maquarie at Warners reserve +
 
Dippin' Dots Ice creamery at Warners bay
 
Dippin' Dots Ice creamery at Warners bay +

 
At King Street
 
At King Street +
 
The end of the road, or Queen Street
 
The end of the road, or Queen Street +
 
Mylse Avenue
 
Mylse Avenue +

 
Path leading next to Vermont park
 
Path leading next to Vermont park +
 
The Great North Walk track heading towards Newcastle
 
The Great North Walk track heading towards Newcastle +
 
service road for telegraph and phone line maintenance
 
service road for telegraph and phone line maintenance +

 
Back on the Great North Walk Track
 
Back on the Great North Walk Track +
 
Bridge leading over a small creek
 
Bridge leading over a small creek +
 
marsh lands on the Great North Walk
 
marsh lands on the Great North Walk +

 
Leading towards West Charlestown Bypass
 
Leading towards West Charlestown Bypass +
 
There is always time to stop and smell the flowers
 
There is always time to stop and smell the flowers +
 
Under West Charlestown bypass
 
Under West Charlestown bypass +

 
Back onto The Great North Walk
 
Back onto The Great North Walk +
 
Following the Great North Walk Next to Waratah  Avenue
 
Following the Great North Walk Next to Waratah Avenue +
 
Continuing The Great North Walk near Waratah Avenue
 
Continuing The Great North Walk near Waratah Avenue +

 
Bridge Crossing Winding Creek
 
Bridge Crossing Winding Creek +
 
Park Street
 
Park Street +
 
Great North Walk leading into Charlestown
 
Great North Walk leading into Charlestown +

 
On The Great North Walk behind Park Street
 
On The Great North Walk behind Park Street +
 
Bridge over Winding Creek
 
Bridge over Winding Creek +
 
Just a few steps on The Great North walk
 
Just a few steps on The Great North walk +

 
Anjon Street
 
Anjon Street +
 
Charlestown Park Track head sign
 
Charlestown Park Track head sign +
 
Corner of Lincoln Close and the Pacific Highway
 
Corner of Lincoln Close and the Pacific Highway +

Terrain

Cross sectional view of the Teralba to Charlestown Park track head bushwalking track

Cross Section of the Teralba to Charlestown Park track head bushwalking track



Analysis and summary of the altitude variation on the Teralba to Charlestown Park track head bushwalking track

Summary of the gradients over the the lenght of the Teralba to Charlestown Park track head bushwalking track

Overview of this walks Grading - Based on the AS 2156.1 - 2001
These details are new. This new feature still requires more testing and refining. Please use the 'Walker Feedback' for report specific issues. Please e-mail Matt if you have any general comments. Hope you find it helpful.

Under this standard, a walk is graded based on the most difficult section of the walk.
Length 13km
Time 4 hrs 30 mins
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Grade 3/6

Track: Moderate
AS 2156.1 Gradient Short steep hills (3/6)
Quality of track Formed track, with some branches and other obstacles (3/6)
Signs Directional signs along the way (3/6)
Experience Required Some bushwalking experience recommended (3/6)
Weather Weather generally has little impact on safety (1/6)
Infrastructure Limited facilities, not all cliffs are fenced (3/6)
*This summary of grading information is new and still in testing

Some more detail of this walks Grading
Here is a bit more details explaining the grading looking at sections of the walk.
Gradient
8km of this walk is flat with no steps and another 3.9km has gentle hills with occasional steps. The remaining (1.1km) has short steep hills.

Quality of track
8km of this walk follows a smooth and hardened path and another 4km follows a formed track, with some branches and other obstacles. The remaining (1.1km) follows a clear and well formed track or trail.

Signs
Around 9km of this walk is clearly signposted, whilst the remaining 4.4km has directional signs at most intersection.

Experience Required
Around 12km of this walk requires no previous bushwalking experience, whilst the remaining 1.4km requires some bushwalking experience.

Weather
This whole walk, 13km is not usually affected by severe weather events (that would unexpectedly impact safety and navigation).

Infrastructure
Around 12km of this walk is close to useful facilities (such as fenced cliffs and seats), whilst the remaining 1km has limited facilities (such as not all cliffs fenced).

Track Notes


Catch the train to Teralba Station
Public transport (train) available to this Bushwalk Check out the facilities at Teralba Station
You can phone 131500 (the transport info line) for up to date running times.
Use these links to plan your train trip to the end of the walk.
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Catch the bus to Teralba Train Station
Public transport (bus) available to this Bushwalk You can phone 131500 (the transport info line) for up to date running times.
Use these links to plan your Bus (and train) trip to the end of this walk.
(Links currently not working sorry)
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Drive to Teralba Train Station
You can drive or ride to this start of this Bushwalk There is free parking available.
You can drive or ride to the start of this walk
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(0 km) Teralba Train Station to Teralba Lakeside Caravan Park on Anzac Parade
Walk: Easy - footpath
Length = 364 m Time = 6 mins
Climb = 0 m Descent = -10 m
From Teralba station[1] (at the top of the overpass steps), this walk follows the railway bridge steps[2] south, initially keeping the station building on your right. This walk follows the steps down and heads along the footpath for about 30m, to find a 'Great North Walk' sign[3]. This walk then follows the 'Newcastle' arrow[4] across William St[5], coming to a GNW arrow post on the intersection of William St and Anzac Parade, opposite the 'The Great Northern Hotel'[6].
Continue straight: From the intersection[7], this walk follows the footpath alongside Anzac Parade gently downhill, past 'Teralba Fire Station'[8] (on your left). The walk follows the footpath for about 80m to pass 'Anzac Park'[9] (and toilets[10] opposite the road on your right), then continues straight ahead for about 200m crossing York and Margaret St, to come beside 'Teralba Lakeside Caravan Park'[11] (on your left).

Teralba Lakeside Caravan Park on Anzac Parade Alt = 4 m
Teralba Lakeside Caravan Park at 21 Anzac Parade, Teralba has unpowered tent sites ($20/night), standard cabins ($90 for 5 people) and deluxe cabins ($125 for 7 people). The manager is available from 8am till 8.30pm. For more information, phone (02)49585370. You can grab a meal or beverage from the 'Great Northern Hotel'[12] or grab a snack from the local servo, just up the road.

(0.36 km) Teralba Lakeside Caravan Park on Anzac Parade to Int of Five Islands Rd & Speers Point footpaths
Path: Easy - Wheelchair accessible - road,footpath,footpath
Length = 1.53 km Time = 24 mins
Climb = 6 m Descent = -8 m
Continue straight: From the 'Teralba Lakeside Caravan Park', this walk follows Anzac Parade gently downhill[13], initially keeping the caravan park on your left. After 160m this walk then turns left (following the GNW arrow post[14]) into 'Lake Crescent'[15] (just before the larger Five Islands Road[16]). This walk follows 'Lake Crescent'[17] for 130m, until coming to the end of the road[18] and a shared footpath/cycleway[19].
Continue straight: From the end of Lake Crescent[20], this walk follows the footpath[21], keeping the large Five Islands Rd[22] up to your right. The walk follows the footpath for about 250m, until coming to a T-intersection[23] with another footpath (beside the 'Raymond Smith' concrete monument[24]).
Turn right: From the intersection[25], this walk follows the GNW arrow post along the footpath and through the underpass[26]. Just after the underpass, this walk heads gently up the ramp to come beside[27] Five Islands Rd. Here, the walk turns right[28] to follow a footpath for about 900m, crossing over a two bridges[29] and an island (two arms of Cockle Creek[30]). On the far side the second bridge (Watkins Bridge[31]), this walk comes to the intersection[32] with another footpath, marked by a GNW arrow post[33].

(1.89 km) Int of Five Islands Rd & Speers Point footpaths to Int of Warners Bay footpath & The Esplanade footpath
Path: Easy - Wheelchair accessible - footpath
Length = 4.04 km Time = 1 hr 6 mins
Climb = 31 m Descent = -31 m
Turn right: From the intersection[34], this walk follows the GNW arrow post gently downhill along the footpath[35] towards the water, while keeping the playing fields[36] on the left. The walk continues on the footpath (beside the bridge), to then bend left and lead along side a small road and Cockle Creek[37] (on your right), until coming to a road crossing[38] with Creek Reserve Rd, on the far side of 'Macquarie Field'.
Continue straight: From the intersection[39], this walk follow the GNW arrow post[40] across Creek Reserve Rd and follows the footpath through Speers Point Park[41] passing the 'Walk Safe' sign[42] (on your right). The walk continues through Speers Point Park for about 500m, past picnic shelters[43], a stage[44], a wharf[45] to then cross the road beside 'Speers Point Swimming Pool'[46]. The walk continues on the footpath, with the water on the right[47] for about 300m to pass the War Memorial[48]. Here the walk continues along the waters edge for 2.5km to pass a car park then cross 'North Creek'[49] on the road bridge[50]. Continue for another 100m, through the park, then just past the toilet block the footpath leads to a large 'Great North Walk - Warners Bay Trackhead' sign, beside the traffic lights.

Warners Bay Alt = 3 m
Warners Bay is a large, open bay[51] on Lake Macquarie, with a public park[52] and small shopping centre[53] nearby. There are cafes and restaurants with alfresco dining, the 'Centro' shopping centre, specialty shops, boutiques and a post office[54]. The public park on the lakeshore has a shared bike/walking path[55], picnic tables, barbeques[56], toilets[57] and water. A-must-stop ice cream shop on the Esplanade is Dippin Dots[58], they have a unique ice cream that has been made using super-cold freezing methods to make little beads[59] of ice cream[60].

(5.93 km) Int of Warners Bay footpath AND The Esplanade footpath to Queen St (near King Street crossing)
Path: Easy - Wheelchair accessible - footpath
Length = 501 m Time = 10 mins
Climb = 14 m Descent = -3 m
Turn left : From the intersection[61], near the toilet block this walk follows the 'Charlestown Park' sign[62] across The Esplanade[63] using the pedestrian crossing[64]. On the other side this walk turns right[65] and follows the footpath[66] for about 160m (past 'Dippin Dots' ice cream shop[67]) until coming to the intersection of The Esplanade and King Street[68](at the large roundabout[69]).
Turn left: From the intersection[70], this walk follows the footpath gently uphill[71] alongside 'King St', heading directly away from the water[72]. The walk follows King St (passing traffic lights[73] and a roundabout[74]) and heads towards Cardiff for about 300m, to find a set of traffic lights[75], at the Caltex Servo. Here the walk crosses King St (using the pedestrian lights[76]) and follows the footpath through the nature strip to find Queen St[77] and a GNW arrow post[78] (Queen St is a minor street running parallel to King St) .

(6.43 km) Queen St (near King Street Crossing) to Int of Myles Avenue AND Vermont Place
Walk: Easy - footpath,road
Length = 1.52 km Time = 25 mins
Climb = 13 m Descent = -9 m
Turn left: From the intersection, (near the King Street crossing[79]), this walk follows the footpath beside Queen Street[80], past the fruit store [81], keeping King St to your left. The walk continues along Queen St for about 500m, crossing 'Pring St'[82] to the grassy area at the end of road. From here the walk follows GNW arrow post along the footpath[83], along the grassy verge to come to the northern section of 'Queen St'[84]. The walk follows 'Queen St' for another 170m, to turn right and follow 'Myles Ave'[85] for about 80m, until coming to a three-way intersection[86] with Yorston St[87] (on the right).
Continue straight: From the intersection[88], this walk follows the grassy verge beside Myles Rd gently uphill[89], initially keeping Yorston St on your right. This walk continues to follow Myles Rd and GNW arrow posts[90] for about 700m, first crossing 'Bonarius St', then crossing a few few more side streets until coming to an intersection[91], with 'Vermont Place' (on the right).

(7.95 km) Int of Myles Avenue AND Vermont Place to End of Vermont Place
Path: Easy - Wheelchair accessible - footpath
Length = 106 m Time = 2 mins
Climb = 2 m Descent = 0 m
Turn right: From the intersection[92], this walk the footpath down a small dip then gently uphill alongside 'Vermont Place'[93] for about 100m, until coming to the end of the street[94] on the edge of of a grassy park[95].

Vermont Place Park Alt = 21 m
Vermont Place Park, at the end of Vermont Place in Warners Bay, is an open grassed park[96] surrounded by native forest. The park has a children's playground[97], picnic table[98], a shelter and water fountain[99] (water may not be available).

(8.05 km) End of Vermont place to Int of GNW AND Charlestown Golf Course Tracks
Track: Moderate - footpath,servicetrail,bushtrack
Length = 1.19 km Time = 23 mins
Climb = 46 m Descent = -18 m
Continue straight: From the end of Vermont Place[100], this walk follows the GNW arrow post, along the footpath[101] through the gate[102] and into the park. The footpath leads around the edge of the park, past a playground[103] then continues around the back of the oval[104] for another 80m, to an intersection[105] with a management trail, marked with a gate[106] and a 'Great North Walk' sign[107].
Turn right: From the edge of the park[108], this walk follows the 'The Great North Walk' sign[109] through the locked gate[110] heading moderately steeply uphill[111] along the management trail, through forest. The walk follows GNW arrow markers[112] (ignoring side tracks) for about 350m, to an intersection[113], with a track[114] on the right.
Turn right: From the intersection[115], this walk follows the GNW arrow post east gently uphill[116] along the eroded track. The walk continues for about 220m, to find an open area[117] with overhead power lines[118]. This walk then crosses underneath the power lines (following the GNW arrow markers) and leads gently downhill[119] for about 500m, until coming to an intersection[120], with a track on the left (about 10m after a deeply eroded section of track[121]).

(9.25 km) Int of GNW & Charlestown Golf Course Tracks to Int of Charlestown Golf Course Track & E K Ave
Track: Moderate - bushtrack
Length = 2.21 km Time = 38 mins
Climb = 26 m Descent = -41 m
Continue straight: From the intersection[122], this walk follows the GNW arrow post south, gently downhill[123] along the narrow track[124]. This walk continues to follow the track for about 250m, passing views of the golf course[125] (on the left), to cross a timber footbridge[126]. Here the walk continues alongside the golf course for about 1.3km, to then lead down through the West Charlestown Bypass underpass[127]. On the other side of this road the walk continues gently uphill[128] for about 500m, to an intersection[129], with E K Ave[130].

(11.46 km) Int of Charlestown golf course track AND E K Avenue to Int of Park Street and GNW Arrow Post
Track: Moderate - footpath,bushtrack,footpath
Length = 571 m Time = 9 mins
Climb = 14 m Descent = -2 m
Turn left: From the intersection[131], this walk follows the GNW arrow post gently downhill[132] along the concrete footpath, beside E K Avenue. After about 70m this walk comes to GNW arrow post[133] at the signposted bus stop[134]).
Turn right: From the bus stop, this walk follows the GNW arrow post[135], across E K Ave[136] to then follow the indistinct track[137] alongside a new development[138] (on your left). The walk follows the forested creek[139] (on your right) and the edge of the development for about 160m, to veer right at an intersection[140] marked with a GNW arrow post[141]. The walk follows this track gently downhill for about 120m, to cross a timber footbridge[142], then continues alongside the creek[143] for almost 200m, to find the end of Park St[144].
Continue straight: From the end of Park St[145], this walk follows the footpath gently uphill[146] for about 70m, past three houses to come to an intersection with a track[147] (between the houses), on your right, marked with a GNW arrow post[148].

(12.03 km) Int of Park Street & GNW Arrow Marker to Int of Anjon St & GNW Arrow Post
Track: Moderate - bushtrack
Length = 754 m Time = 17 mins
Climb = 49 m Descent = -10 m
Turn right: From no. 72 Park St, this walk follows the GNW arrow post[149] between the house following the grassy track gently downhill[150]. The track leads down timber steps[151] through dense forest[152] for about 130m, to cross an flat concrete footbridge[153]. The track then leads up the moderately steep hill[154] (with the creek on your left) for about 150m, then leads more gently uphill[155] for a further 250m, to cross the creek at an flat timber footbridge[156]. The walk continues (with the creek now on the right) for about 170m, to come to grass clearing behind some houses[157]. Here the walk turn right, following the GNW arrow post[158] gently uphill for about 80m, until coming to a T-intersection[159], with Anjon St[160].

(12.78 km) Int of Anjon St & GNW Arrow Post to Charelstown Park
Walk: Easy - footpath
Length = 549 m Time = 10 mins
Climb = 19 m Descent = -2 m
Turn right: From the dip in Anjon St[161], this walk follows the GNW arrow post[162] south along the grassy verge beside the street, initially keeping the bush reserve to your right. At the top of the hill, this walk crosses 'Patricia Ave'[163] and turns left to follow the footpath for about 250m, to turn then right at a roundabout[164] into 'Lincoln St'. This walk continues uphill along side 'Lincoln St'[165] for about 170m, over a rise and crosses 'Carl Cl' to head gently downhill[166] for about 50m, until coming to an intersection[167], with traffic lights at 'Pacific Highway', [168] beside 'Charlestown Park'.

Charlestown Park Alt = 103 m
'Charlestown Park'[169], by the Pacific Highway in Charlestown, offers a picnic table[170], shelter[171], barbeque[172] and war memorial[173]. Charlestown Park is also known and signposted as 'Anniversary Grove'[174].

Catch the bus from Charelstown Park
Public transport (bus) available from this Bushwalk You can phone 131500 (the transport info line) for up to date running times.
Use these links to plan your Bus (and train) trip from the end of this walk.
(Links currently not working sorry)
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Drive from Charelstown Park
You can drive or ride from this end of this Bushwalk There is free parking available.
You can drive or ride from the end of this walk
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Getting there

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Public Transport Timetables

To the start of the walk

From
Castle Hill
Chatswood
Dural
Epping
Gosford
Hornsby
Katoomba
Manly
Parramatta
Penrith
Strathfield
Sutherland
Sydney
From the end of the walk

To
Castle Hill
Chatswood
Dural
Epping
Gosford
Hornsby
Katoomba
Manly
Parramatta
Penrith
Strathfield
Sutherland
Sydney

Driving Directions
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Near by



Nearest know Outdoor Stores near the start of this walk
Store Address Phone Distance (straight line)
East Lake Refrigeration 511 Lake Rd , Argenton (02) 4958 6255 3.9 km
Camping World Cnr Hillsborough & Macquarie Rds, Warners Bay (02) 4956 6183 4.7 km
Camping World 3/ 276 Macquarie Rd , Warners Bay (02) 4956 6183 5 km
Camping Country 401 Pacific Hwy, Belmont North (02) 4945 1555 8.9 km
Wallsend Army Disposal Store Cnr Tyrrell & Council Sts, Wallsend (02) 4951 5725 9.1 km


A list of the nearest UHF CB repeaters I found to Teralba to Charlestown Park track head.
Channel Call sign
(more info)
Site Distance and dir from Teralba to Charlestown Park track head
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6 NEW06 Gencom Site 1 Sugarloaf Range via NEWCASTLE 9 km (to the WNW)
1 CHT01 Our Town Repeater Group 244 Pacific Highway CHARLESTOWN 9 km (to the E)
5 CHN05 Our Town Repeater Group 244 Pacific Highway CHARLESTOWN
Emergency use only
9 km (to the E)
2 VMB4 Auzcom Communications Site 1 Sugarloaf Range Via NEWCASTLE 10 km (to the WNW)
3 VMB2 Tower Street BATEAU BAY 49 km (to the SSW)

Weather and Park info

Fire Danger
This walk passes Greater Hunter fire area which currently has a LOW MODERATE rating and No fire ban in place.
(Tomorrow the Fire Danger Rating is LOW MODERATE, No fire ban.) (Downloaded 9 years ago)
Please Note: Each park may have its own fire ban, this rating is only valid for today and is based on information from the RFS Please check the RFS Website for more information.

Weather and Climate
Weather and Climate summary detailed weather and climate information here
°C (feels like °)
km/h from the
% humidity     (as at )
Wed      27°Showers. Likely storm developing.
Thu21°|25°Possible shower.
Fri20°|30°Becoming windy. Partly cloudy.
Sat19°|24°Possible late shower.
A graph displaying the average daily temperature range for the year

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Comments
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alanm - Pleasant Walk around the Lake IP:125.254.75.xxx | 2014-01-21 22:28:08
Nice to get a level walk for a change!

I think it is a walk to relax, take it easy and enjoy the Lake and surrounds (picnic, coffee, ice cream, meals).
Unfortunately I think I am getting Newcastle-itis - nearly there!

Quite a few mossies around in the bush areas.

My video at http://youtu.be/1c5dSl_QTCQ
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