Lesbian Overland and Café Club
The Lesbian Overland and Café Club is a social walking group for lesbians
and their women friends. Young or not so young, we'd love you to join us. We choose walks
from the Wellington region, alternating between Kapiti, Wellington, the Hutt Valley and
sometimes the Wairarapa, starting and often finishing in a local café.
- Walks are usually held on the second Sunday of the month ... usually
- We assemble outside the front of the Wellington Railway Station - at 10.00am [or 9am or ...] - check the trip instructions
- Please bring lunch, water and snacks. Wear or carry a parka, day pack, shorts or walking long trousers, sneakers or tramping boots, sunblock and hat or gloves and spare jersey ... depending on the season. Your leader will have a small first aid pack.
- It's best to contact the trip leader so she knows you are coming, can arrange car pooling and can give you any additional information.
- Koha to drivers when we car-pool.
Sunday 12th May: Butterfly Creek Days Bay/Eastbourne
A walk in the hills behind Eastbourne - a bit of uphill rewarded with fabulous sea and bush views. We'll go the long way - up from Days Bay, along the ridge track and then to the Creek for lunch. We can return by a different track before looking for a café. About 4 hours return including a leisurely lunch. Check the map of the East Harbour Regional Park.
Getting there: there be options ...
- East by West ferry departing Queens Wharf at 10:15am, or
- if the harbour is a tad choppy take the no. 83 bus departing Courtenay Place 9.44am then
via Manners, Willis, Lambton Quay, Wellington station stop E (9.55am), Petone and Lower Hutt (10.19am)
- or catch the 10:05am Hutt train to Woburn Station - see below
We will meet at Williams Park in Days Bay ca. 10.50am.
Trip leader Ellen 027 2094004 - txt on Saturday to be picked up from Woburn station
Overlanders seat in Zealandia - the Karori Wildlife Sanctuary
The Overlanders have their own seat in Zealandia ... more
Email overlanders69@gmail.com for more information.
