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CATEGORIES:ACT
CREATED:20211129T214806
SUMMARY:Spring 12 hour and 6 hour
LOCATION:Bondo State Forest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://new.act.rogaine.asn.au/event-details/eventdetail/105/-/spring-12-ho
ur-and-6-hour.html?tmpl=component
DESCRIPTION:Bound out to Bondo
Springy 6 hr and 12 hr rogaines
(navlight/ACTRA/22ACT_1
2hr/html/) \n
The 2022 Spring Rogaine – on the 5th November – was held in B
ondo State Forest, west of Canberra.\n
\n
Congratulations to all the spring
y rogaine teams. Ivan Koudashev and Xanda Kolesnikow won the 12 hour event
and the 6 hour winners were Sarah and Mary Fien. Everyone enjoyed a dry d
ay and, for the 12 hour teams, some wonderful moonlight. However, there we
re a lot of wet and muddy shoes at the finish. Check out the photos here (
https://gallery.act.rogaining.org.au/2022-Events/2022-Spring-/)\n
Many team
s saw snakes and (unfortunately) feral horses. The orchids had just starte
d to flower and kept some teams on their toes trying to avoid stepping on t
hem.\n
Thanks to all the volunteers who helped run the event, and the contr
ol collectors who also had a beautiful sunny day on Sunday. Also thanks to
Hartley crew who kept us all fed and even made a very yummy breakfast on Su
nday morning.\n
A few teams managed to get lost driving out to the event. T
his stemmed from following google advice rather than the “how to get there”
in the final instructions on our website. Please don’t take google “short
cuts”! And remember we will always put a rogaine sign at major turnoffs.\n
If you lost a bag of highlighters, a hammer or enamel mug contact Jean (abo
ut-us/committee/9-jean-douglass.html).\n
The area is all native forest with
some fire-trails and tracks (unfortunately some made by feral horses). Th
e bush is unburnt and looks fantastic after all the rain. The flowers will
be blooming too. Altitude is around 1100 metres so there are patches of s
now grass. \n
\n
How to Get There\n
The Hash House is located at in Bondo
State Forest, east of Tumut, on Barnetts Road. The co-ordinates for the Ha
sh House site are: -35.361508, 148.572621\n
DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS:\n
From C
anberra: It is about 100kms to the HH, but will take 1.5 to 2 hours. Ther
e are no petrol stations along the way so charge up or fill up before leavi
ng town. Cross the Murrumbidgee River at Casurarina Sands or Uriarra Cross
ing (Note - check that it is not closed, https://www.cityservices.act.gov.
au/roads-and-paths/act_public_road_closures (https://www.cityservices.act.g
ov.au/roads-and-paths/act_public_road_closures) ) and make your way to the
Brindabella Road. This turns to gravel about 50kms from Canberra. At the
top of the Brindabella range, continue straight ahead into NSW. For the ne
xt 10kms the road is very narrow, windy with blind corners. Please drive c
onservatively. There are some places to pull off to let faster cars pass.
Be considerate!\n
After crossing the Goodradigbee River, the road is wider
but still gravel. It is 25kms to the turnoff. You will notice yellow tria
ngular kilometre signs on the north side of the road. Just after the “21 k
m” sign you turn left onto Barnetts Road. (Rogaine sign here). Turn right
after 6.5 kms to stay on Barnetts road and it is 3kms to the Hash House sit
e. \n
From Sydney: Take the Hume Hwy to Gundagai and turn off to Tumut. Fr
om Tumut take the Wee Jasper Road then turn onto Bombowlee Creek road then
Brindabella Road. This way is all sealed until about 1km before the turn t
o the right onto Barnetts road. (see above).\n
Do NOT take any short cuts
into the HH from the Brindabella Road. These tracks are not well formed an
d could be very boggy. \n
Map and Course Details\n
The map is printed on T
eslin paper and is SRA3 size (32x45cm), 1:25,000 scale with 10 m contour in
terval. Magnetic north lines are marked on the map. The course contains nat
ive bush with a number of old tracks and feral horse trails. The course set
ters’ notes and control descriptions have been printed on the back of the m
ap. The altitude ranges from approximately 1000m to 1300m.\n
The map is pri
nted on Teslin paper which is very tough and generally does not need to be
covered in contact.\n
There are areas of scrub in the creeks and some patch
es of blackberries so we advise you to wear long pants and long sleeves. G
aiters are very strongly recommended for snake protection. We have seen 4
snakes and that was in cool temperatures.\n
Other Information\n
Snakes: A s
pecial mention that snakes have been seen in the area even in winter! So p
lease wear gaiters and/or long pants. We will want to see that you have a
snake bandage in your first aid kit. The course setters’ notes on the back
of the map include information on how to give first aid to a person who ha
s been bitten.\n
PLB – personal locator beacon: If you have one of these un
its, bring it with you as phone reception is very poor in the course area.\
n
Event volunteers\n
If you have queries contact the Event Contact listed b
elow.\n
Event contact and coordinator\n
Jean – (mailto:rogaine.mail@
gmail.com)This email address is being protected from spambots. You need Jav
aScript enabled to view it.\n
0448 954 471\n
Setters and Vetters\n
Ro
n Simpson, Jean Douglass, Graham Atkins, Lorraine Tomlins, Keith Thomas\n
First Aid\n
Lorraine Tomlins\n
General Help\n
Mary Adams, Graham
Atkins, Felicity Atkins, Benita Sommerville\n
Control Collectors\n
H
opefully all those happy campers can collect some on Sunday after a hearty
breakfast provided by Hartley!!\n
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Bound out to Bondo
Springy 6 hr and 12 hr rogaines
![results]()
The 2022 Spring Rogaine – on the 5
th November – was held in Bondo State Forest, west of Canberra.
Congratulations to all the springy rog
aine teams. Ivan Koudashev and Xanda Kolesnikow won the 12 hour event
and the 6 hour winners were Sarah and Mary Fien. Everyone enjoyed a
dry day and, for the 12 hour teams, some wonderful moonlight. However
, there were a lot of wet and muddy shoes at the finish. Check out th
e photos here
Many teams saw snakes and (unfortunately) feral
horses. The orchids had just started to flower and kept some teams on
their toes trying to avoid stepping on them.
Thanks to all the volun
teers who helped run the event, and the control collectors who also had a b
eautiful sunny day on Sunday. Also thanks to Hartley crew who kept us all f
ed and even made a very yummy breakfast on Sunday morning.
A few team
s managed to get lost driving out to the event. This stemmed from following
google advice rather than the “how to get there” in the final instructions
on our website. Please don’t take google “shortcuts”! And remember w
e will always put a rogaine sign at major turnoffs.
If you lost a bag
of highlighters, a hammer or enamel mug contact Jean.
The
area is all native forest with some fire-trails and tracks (unfortunately s
ome made by feral horses). The bush is unburnt and looks fantastic af
ter all the rain. The flowers will be blooming too. Altitude is
around 1100 metres so there are patches of snow grass.
&
nbsp;
How to Get There
The Hash House is located at in Bondo State Forest, east of
Tumut, on Barnetts Road. The co-ordinates for the Hash House site are:
; -35.361508, 148.572621
DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS:
From Can
berra: It is about 100kms to the HH, but will take 1.5 to 2
hours. There are no petrol stations along the way so charge up or fil
l up before leaving town. Cross the Murrumbidgee River at Casurarina
Sands or Uriarra Crossing (Note - check that it is not closed, <
a href="https://www.cityservices.act.gov.au/roads-and-paths/act_public_road
_closures" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-saferedirecturl="
https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.cityservices.act.gov.au/roads-and-
paths/act_public_road_closures&source=gmail&ust=1667338325146000&am
p;usg=AOvVaw21aINqW2VwBiNEqhIrpc4K">https://www.cityservices.act.gov
.au/roads-and-paths/act_public_road_closures ) and make you
r way to the Brindabella Road. This turns to gravel about 50kms from
Canberra. At the top of the Brindabella range, continue straight ahea
d into NSW. For the next 10kms the road is very narrow, windy with bl
ind corners. Please drive conservatively. There are some places to pu
ll off to let faster cars pass. Be considerate!
After crossing
the Goodradigbee River, the road is wider but still gravel. It is 25k
ms to the turnoff. You will notice yellow triangular kilometre signs
on the north side of the road. Just after the “21 km” sign you turn l
eft onto Barnetts Road. (Rogaine sign here). Turn right after 6.5 kms
to stay on Barnetts road and it is 3kms to the Hash House site.
<
p>From Sydney: Take the Hume Hwy to Gundagai and tur
n off to Tumut. From Tumut take the Wee Jasper Road then turn onto Bombowle
e Creek road then Brindabella Road. This way is all sealed until abou
t 1km before the turn to the right onto Barnetts road. (see above).Do NOT take any short cuts into the HH from the Brindabella Road.
; These tracks are not well formed and could be very boggy.
Map and Course Details
The map is printed on Teslin paper and is SRA3 size (32x45cm),
1:25,000 scale with 10 m contour interval. Magnetic north lines are marked
on the map. The course contains native bush with a number of old tracks and
feral horse trails. The course setters’ notes and control descriptions hav
e been printed on the back of the map. The altitude ranges from approximate
ly 1000m to 1300m.
The map is printed on Teslin paper which is very t
ough and generally does not need to be covered in contact.
There are
areas of scrub in the creeks and some patches of blackberries so we advise
you to wear long pants and long sleeves. Gaiters are very strongly re
commended for snake protection. We have seen 4 snakes and that was in
cool temperatures.
Other Info
rmation
Snakes: A special mention th
at snakes have been seen in the area even in winter! So please wear g
aiters and/or long pants. We will want to see that you have a snake b
andage in your first aid kit. The course setters’ notes on the back o
f the map include information on how to give first aid to a person who has
been bitten.
PLB – personal locator beacon: If you h
ave one of these units, bring it with you as phone reception is very poor i
n the course area.
Event volun
teers
If you have queries contact the Event Contact l
isted below.
Event contact and coordinator <
/td> | Jean – This email address is b
eing protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 0448 954 471 |
Setters and Vett
ers | Ron Simpson, Jean Douglass, Graham Atkins, Lorraine Toml
ins, Keith Thomas |
First Aid | Lorraine
Tomlins |
General Help | Mary Adams, Gr
aham Atkins, Felicity Atkins, Benita Sommerville |
Co
ntrol Collectors | Hopefully all those happy campers can colle
ct some on Sunday after a hearty breakfast provided by Hartley!! |
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