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7 Mar, Sat 8:30AM			Heathcote to Bundeena via Marley Beach
Grade:4/6	Length	26km	600m	Sydney Branch
Bandula G.
Heathcote Station to Audley, Winifred Fall, Mount Bass, Marley Beach and finish off at Bundeena. Steep and slippery sections, creek crossings. Location: Royal NP Limit: 15. View

7-8 Mar, Sat-Sun	Provide first aid – Two Day
		Branch
General Community Event
The Provide First Aid course (formerly Apply First Aid or Senior First Aid) has two components: Pre-course learning. The pre-course on-line learning is a compulsory part of the course, and must be completed before you attend the face-to-face day. Theory content can be found on this link. This content will be in the theory assessment on the face-to-face day. A 1 day face-to-face session. The focus of the practical day will be practical skills and assessment and a theory exam. There is no specific teaching of theory content on the face-to-face day – it is assumed all participants will have completed the on-line material. For more information follow this link bushwalkingnsw.org.au/first-aid-training/ View

7 Mar, Sat 10:00AM			Rhodes – Kissing Point
Grade:3/6	Length	9.5km		Sydney Branch
(Jean’s Group) Carol G.
We will take the Kokoda Track Memorial Walk through the Yaralla Estate past Rivendell and the Dame Eadith Walker Home. Looking at the stables and the rose garden, we will continue to the Mortlake Punt crossing the Parramatta River to Kissing Point Park and then taking the ferry back to the city. View

7-14 Mar, Sat (07:00AM)-Sat (14:00PM)			Walls of Jerusalem
Grade:4/6	Length	80km	1,000m	Sydney Branch
Mark G.
(Fully Booked - Ask leader about waiting list) Walls of Jerusalem to Lake St Clair, Tasmania. This is my favourite long walk that I have ever done and on my 5th visit to the superlative Walls of Jerusalem, we will explore the many wonderful aspects that this area has to offer over several days. Then we travel down past the Great Lakes of Adelaide, Meston and Junction to the interestingly named Never Never and the Mersey River which we follow through to the Overland Track at Harnett Falls. From this point we go south then north into Pine Valley for 2 days of magic, climbing the Acropolis, the Labyrinth and other scenic gems. Finally, there is an easy walk down to Lake St Clair for a ferry ride to Cynthia Bay and a pickup with bushwalkers transport back to Hobart. Rock scrambling and a bit off-track walking in the Never Never, potential extreme weather. Map: Rowallen, Ada, Du Cane, Cathedral, and Pillans Limit: 12. View