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Monthly Archives: May 2017
2 summits north of Heyfield
Friday 12 May 2017 The weather forecast was good, but the day would be cool. The electricity supplier was due to being undertaking works near home, so I was scheduled to be without power for most of the day. It … Continue reading
A trip to VK4 for the inaugural Q-Tech meeting: Some new Victorian summits
Saturday 29 April I decided to head off to attempt to activate a summit for another complete. I headed south east from Wodonga to Dartmouth and up to the obvious first summit for the day. Mount Benambra VK3/VE-041 1472 m … Continue reading
A trip to VK4 for the inaugural Q-Tech meeting: the trip south
Monday 24 April I departed Yugar a little after 0700. I followed the recommendation to travel back over Mount Glorious to Wivenhoe-Somerset Road (thus avoiding Monday morning Brisbane traffic), then to Ipswich, Warwick, Stanthorpe and across into NSW and Tenterfield. … Continue reading
Posted in SOTA, WWFF
Tagged Ben Lomond, Mount Bulga, Mount Canobolas, Mount Canobolas State Conservation Area, Mount Kaputar NP, Mount Macquarie, Mt Coryah, Mt Mackenzie, Mt Rumbee, Mt Woorut, Pillaga West NP, Pilliga West State COnservation Area, Timmallallie NP, VK2/CT-011, VK2/CT-031, VK2/CW-003, VK2/CW-017, VK2/NT-004, VK2/NT-005, VK2/NT-025, VK2/NW-004, VKFF-0353, VKFF-0520, VKFF-0604, VKFF-0609, VKFF-1353, VKFF-1373, Warrambungle NP
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A trip to VK4 for the inaugural Q-Tech meeting: some SOTA and Park activity in SE VK4
Friday 21 April I left Gatton and allowed the car navigation system to lead me to my first activation for the day. I used the simplest option of the “Town Centre” and entered a locality name I had seen when … Continue reading
A trip to VK4 for the inaugural Q-Tech meeting: Heading north
Tuesday 18 April 2017 Having seen a message to one of the Groups several days ago, I emailed John VK5BJE suggesting that we might meet up on his travels east to Lakes Entrance. On the day, I met John VK5BJE … Continue reading
Posted in SOTA, WWFF
Tagged Caloma Trig, Goobang NP, Mt Kaputar, Mt Kaputar NP, Mt Tennyson, SOTA, Timmallallie NP, VK2/CW-050, VK2/NW-001, VK2/SM-087, VKFF-0204, VKFF-0353, VKFF-0609, WWFF
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