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2 weeks ago

Sunday Sep 13. Fig Farm Forage Ride – Leppington
Grade: Easy/Medium.
Start: 9:00am from Liverpool Railway Station. (Bigge Street entry). Unlimited car parking in Railway street on Sundays. This approx. 37km ride is a great ride exploring the shared user pathways (SUP) of Hoxton Park Rd, Cowpasture Rd and Camden Valley Rd Shared
User Paths. The Fig Farm is a Fig Orchard selling local produce as well as their fig specialities, they have opened up a coffee/tea shop on the terrace with homemade goodies. Return to Liverpool via different routes or catch train at Leppington Station. Don’t forget to bring pack/pannier bags for your
produce.
Contact: Phillip Jackson 0434 633 490.
Call or message to confirm.
Suggested Guidelines for COVID-19 restrictions.
Ride numbers will be limited to 20. You MUST let us know if you are attending, please leave your mobile number.
 We will take a roll-call of riders attending from the ride log– we will not be signing the log sheets.
 Please do not attend if you are sick, have cold or flu symptoms etc and let us know if you are not
attending if you have previously registered for the ride.
 Riders are strongly encouraged to bring their own hand sanitizer.
 Social distancing during any stops including meeting point, catch-ups, even stationary at lights must
be maintained.
 No slipstream / close following riding.
 No clearing of nasal/ respiratory secretions while riding & bring your own tissues.
 Ride Leaders and Riders are strongly encouraged to have download the COVID app on mobiles they
have on the ride.
 Riders need to be aware that by participating on a ride this includes verbal consent for contact details from ride log to be provided to NSW public health officers undertaking contract tracing if a
person on the ride tests later tests positive.
 Please bring your own refreshments. We will generally be stopping for a takeaway coffee if available. Please note that some cafes may not accept cash payments—they may be card only.
 If travelling by train please follow social distancing guides & we
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3 weeks ago

Sunday Sep 6. Lansvale-Orphan School Creek-Green Valley– Elizabeth Dr
Grade: Easy.
Start: 09:00am Liverpool Station. Unlimited car parking in Railway street on Sundays. An easy approx. 25 km ride from Liverpool Station following the Lansvale side of Chipping Norton Lake
to the top of Mirambeena Regional Park. We will then be following the Orphan School Creek & then Green Valley paths to Bonnyrigg for coffee. Returning to Liverpool via Elizabeth Dr.
Contact: Maree Stacy 0419 203 379.
Call to confirm.
COVID-19 suggested guidelines for riders.
Ride numbers will be limited to 20. You MUST let us know if you are attending, please leave your
mobile number.
 We will take a roll-call of riders attending from the ride log– we will not be signing the log sheets.
 Please do not attend if you are sick, have cold or flu symptoms etc and let us know if you are not
attending if you have previously registered for the ride.
 Riders are strongly encouraged to bring their own hand sanitizer.
 Social distancing during any stops including meeting point, catch-ups, even stationary at lights must
be maintained.
 No slipstream / close following riding.
 No clearing of nasal/ respiratory secretions while riding & bring your own tissues.
 Ride Leaders and Riders are strongly encouraged to have download the COVID app on mobiles they
have on the ride.

 Riders need to be aware that by participating on a ride this includes verbal consent for contact details from ride log to be provided to NSW public health officers undertaking contract tracing if a
person on the ride tests later tests positive.
 Please bring your own refreshments. We will generally be stopping for a takeaway coffee if available. Please note that some cafes may not accept cash payments—they may be card only.
 If travelling by train please follow social distancing guides & we
recommend the use of a face mask . ... See MoreSee Less