We had a smaller than expected turn-out, but the people who were there were very enthusiastic!

We had a smaller than expected turn-out, but the people who were there were very enthusiastic! Our walk took us from Stirling Gardens (the top end of Supreme Court Gardens), up Barrack St to the Hay St Mall, down London Court, along St George's Tce to Howard St, down to the Esplanade and back to Barrack St and the Bell Tower.

Our thanks to Crumpler Bags, who donated the morning's spot prizes, and to Team Digital for the best photo prizes to be awarded next week.


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Comments

  1. Skye Serena1 July 2013 at 08:52

    sooooooo jealous.. I wanted to be there sooo badly!! stupid body had to catch the flu tho :(

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  2. Rob Masters1 July 2013 at 08:53

    You were missed, Skye Harris :(

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  3. Skye Serena1 July 2013 at 08:59

    I missed soooo much this weekend... a catch-up dinner with friends, photowalk, supanova...

    I might have to try organise an impromptu photowalk for another weekend lol

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  4. Jeffrey Watkins (The Next Doctor)1 July 2013 at 09:38

    Supanova... what a weekend.

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  5. Alicia Smith1 July 2013 at 10:42

    Skye Harris
    Let us know when you're better and we'll get together.

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  6. Robert Trand1 July 2013 at 18:19

    Thanks for organising Rob.

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  7. Sandy Herd1 July 2013 at 19:14

    Sorry I missed it....I lost track of June and still have no idea where it went!!

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  8. Alicia Smith1 July 2013 at 19:36

    There were about 30 people which isn't bad at all for a Supanova weekend!

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  9. Mark Whitehouse2 July 2013 at 11:40

    Good Idea +Skye  there's a few of us that would be in that

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