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Date: 23 February 2019
Par�cipants: Shirley Hart, Glenn Draper, Chris Edwards, Pamela Irving, Vince Smith, Robert Lowman, Jenny
Stephens, Jan Mathieson, Mike Pickles, Sandra Bushell, Adrienne Kinna

Previous rain enhanced the lushness of the
bushes and the track was so� underfoot. The
prevailing tide was high, which made creek
crossings slightly more challenging. These were
however negotiated with care and without
mishap. Wegained afew leecheson the way and
some fallen trees obstructed our pathway,
which we readily overcame. A heavy downpour
ensued whilst we were under cover at Roseville,
so an apt time to take a break.

Walk descrip�on:
St Ives to Lindfield: via Cascades, Roseville Bridge and Two
Creeks track to Lindfield. Pleasant shaded bush walk most
of the way following Middle Harbour Creek. Track is
undulating with no significant climbs, though care is
required withcreek crossings, tree roots and minor ups and We then journeyed across the bridge to link up with Two
downs. Map: STEP Creeks Track. This track is becoming somewhat eroded in
parts, due no doubt to lack of funding. Tree blockage at the
Report: end of the tunnel leading into Seven Li�le Australians Park
In spite of the adverse weather forecast and lack of trains meant some wet feet for the travel home. Our group were
due to track work, our walk from St Ives following Middle convivial and kept up a steady pace all day. The track
Harbour Creek via the Cascades to Davidson Park at blockages were duly reported to the appropriate
Roseville proved to be most pleasant. authorities.

Report by: Shirley Hart 32 Photos: Robert Lowman