Name of the Location:
- Hunt Club Association of SA,
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- Combined Run 2005, Sunday 15th May, 11.00am start at: MIGHTY MEADOWS
- Combined Run 2005, Sunday 15th May, 11.00am start at: MIGHTY MEADOWS
- - All meals will be at small cost. Please bring own yards etc. Water will be available.
- All dogs to be kept on leash otherwise $20 fine and points deducted from Clubs tally. BYO all drinks
All enquires to either: - Mike Canavan – 08 8536-6333
- Nicole Bruggemann – 08 8388-3506 or 0409 500-062
- Meadows Mud Map in PDF format
Location: Duffield Road Meadows (Adjacent Kuitpo Forrest), See map below
Saturday 14th May 2005
- Trail Ride at 2.00pm through the Kuitpo Forrest ($2 forest access cost)
- BBQ Saturday night. Entertainment including PJ Party, lots of party games and a Mystery Event!!!
Sunday 15th May 2005
- Breakfast from 7.00am
- 11.00am Hunt starts – be mounted at 10.30am for judging of Best Presented Club. (points towards trophy)
End of Hunt Judging of Clubs over the “Hedges” (Points towards trophy)
Gala Dinner and entertainment including Bands!
Horn Blowing competition (Points towards trophy)
Monday 16th May 2005
- Recovery Breakfast from 7.00am
Note:
Map showing the entrance off of Duffield Road, supplied by Strath hunt club
Turn off at Duffield Road and follow it until you reach the marked entrance. if you come to the T junction, you have gone too far :-)
These maps gives a bigger picture of the area. The location of interest is Jupiter Creek, north of Meadows (Duffield & Pocock Roads)
A complete map can be found here: www.forestry.sa.gov.au/pdf/KuitpoPinesAndVinesMap.pdf be careful its BIG
Set in the northern Fleurieu region south of Adelaide, Meadows is the centre for a rich dairy industry and hosts a monthly produce market. Dairy cows and their produce are also the central theme of the annual Country Fair which is held every October and is famous for its UdderTug hand-milking competition. The Prospect Hill Museum keeps tabs on a past which embraces renowned Antarctic explorer Sir Douglas Mawson who settled in the district in the 1920s.Meadows also shares its corner in the Adelaide Hills with the 5000ha Kuitpo Forest which is a popular haunt of bird-watchers, picnickers and recreational bush-walkers. Meadows is within easy reach of such tourist traps as the Germanic Adelaide Hills town of Handorf - settled in 1838 by Silesian and Prussian refugees who fled to Australia to escape religious persecution and who’ve bequeathed a singular heritage to the region. The wine-heartlands of McLaren Vale and Langhorne Creek are just a pleasant, 20-minute drive from Meadows.