Leader: Graeme Ferrier
The easier walks seem to attract more ‘guest’ trampers as they test their level of ability compared to the people they see as ‘experienced’
club trampers. This tramp attracted five potential new members.
The walk from Penzance to Elaine Bay follows the edge of the Tennyson Inlet, with the first half being through beautiful native bush and the second half through replanted pine forest. Along the way are lovely views across the Inlet and the islands to the north.v
To add an extra experience, a descent from Opouri Saddle towards Duncan Bay was included, after a car shuttle. After an hour, the group arrived, feeling very positive about the walk ahead.
Morning tea was consumed at the Penzance wharf before heading off to Big Bay for lunch, then on to Elaine Bay for afternoon tea before the return journey.
Trampers were Grant Derecourt, Kelvin Drew, Graeme Ferrier (scribe) plus visitors Sarah White, Nadi Hyson, Julie Haywood, David & Beth Loe.
