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Winter is here, and fingers are crossed for some heavy snow falls! Martin Skinner and Stuart Sheppard are planning a weekend driving and camping in the snow, resurrecting a trip that John Hasler used to run a few years back.
Driver Training theory session, commencing 7.30 pm at the Four Wheel Drive Victoria Hall in Greythorn. The practical session is on the following Sunday.
For more information about Driver Training see the Driver Training page. See the FWDV page for address and directions.
The Driver Training practical session for this month. This is when you last week's theory session into practice, with the support of the club's qualified trainers.
This is the second of two sessions. To sign up for both sessions, or for more info, see the theory session in the previous week.
First Aid is MY responsibility.
First Aid is MY responsibility.
Our monthly general meeting - trip reports, news about what's happening and usually, a guest speaker. And, a great opportunity to catch up with other members.
At East Malvern RSL - dinner available from 6.30 pm. See Club Meetings for more information.
Phill and Jane Collyer are taking a day trip is set in the eastern section of Bunyip State Forest. Gentle Annie is one of the higher peaks at 686m. This is close to melbourne and opportunity for a fun winter day out.
The RRCV Committee meets every month. Meetings are open. If you'd like to attend a meeting or if you have something you want the Committee to discuss, contact the Secretary.
Driver Training theory session, commencing 7.30 pm at the Four Wheel Drive Victoria Hall in Greythorn. The practical session is on the following Sunday.
For more information about Driver Training see the Driver Training page. See the FWDV page for address and directions.
Contributions need to be sent to the Editors by today to get into next month's issue of Torque. Please send contributions to editors@rangeroverclub.org.au.
The Driver Training practical session for this month. This is when you last week's theory session into practice, with the support of the club's qualified trainers.
This is the second of two sessions. To sign up for both sessions, or for more info, see the theory session in the previous week.
Our monthly general meeting - trip reports, news about what's happening and usually, a guest speaker. And, a great opportunity to catch up with other members.
At East Malvern RSL - dinner available from 6.30 pm. See Club Meetings for more information.
The RRCV Committee meets every month. Meetings are open. If you'd like to attend a meeting or if you have something you want the Committee to discuss, contact the Secretary.
Phill and Jane Collyer are leading an early Spring look at Wombat Forest - join them for a pleasant day trip.
Meeting Time: 09:00 am, Sunday 14 September
Driver Training theory session, commencing 7.30 pm at the Four Wheel Drive Victoria Hall in Greythorn. The practical session is on the following Sunday.
For more information about Driver Training see the Driver Training page. See the FWDV page for address and directions.
The Driver Training practical session for this month. This is when you last week's theory session into practice, with the support of the club's qualified trainers.
This is the second of two sessions. To sign up for both sessions, or for more info, see the theory session in the previous week.
Contributions need to be sent to the Editors by today to get into October's issue of Torque. Please send contributions to editors@rangeroverclub.org.au.
Our monthly general meeting - trip reports, news about what's happening and usually, a guest speaker. And, a great opportunity to catch up with other members.
At East Malvern RSL - dinner available from 6.30 pm. See Club Meetings for more information.
The RRCV Committee meets every month. Meetings are open. If you'd like to attend a meeting or if you have something you want the Committee to discuss, contact the Secretary.
John & Prue Hasler are the Regional Representatives for East Gippsland, east of the Snowy River and work very closely with the local park rangers. As such a trip has been organised to enter the area with the rangers before the tracks are officially opened. John and Prue are very experienced trip leaders and participants will find this trip very interesting and very informative. The routes will include parts of the iconic Deddick Trail, Mount Tingaringy and the magnificent forests of the Errinundra area. There will be remote mountains and spectacular views. There is also the possibility of visiting long forgotten gold mining areas.
