​A fine sunny day saw five walkers complete the 4.1 km circuit starting from Wenham’s Camp in the Warby Ranges.  As usual, we started by having morning tea at a picnic table, then taking the northern arm of the Friends' track, we found a great display of wildflowers.  There was also a “bush shanty” which had been constructed by some energetic people beside this track.  The track followed the creek (which leads to Brian’s falls) for a short way before heading north to a ridge.  We took the left fork at a track junction and headed south.  This track follows another ridge which gives a good view of Wangaratta, and we had lunch on a bare granite outcrop surrounded by Spur-wing wattles in full bloom.  We were trying to find a grass tree that was flowering on the way back to Wenham’s, but only saw one as we drove out!  It was such a great day that we were wondering how we could get some more walkers in the future.  The walks are not hard, a change from walking round the lake.

Easy Walk - Wednesday November 1

We will be walking through the Reef Hills.  The area covered will depend on the wildflowers.  We will leave Benalla at 10am.

​Vaughan

We have just received our first batch of photos taken at this month's Warby Ranges walk.  Thank you Marg Walshe!