Get set for the - Nocoleche Station Walk - Hughenden

WALK, RIDE, SKATE, SCOOTER OR SKIP YOUR WAY TO NOCOLECHE STATION

Walk starts at the State School Car park. The walk will also finish at the Car park.

This walk is approx 6km. There will be a bus to transport you home if you aren’t feeling energetic enough to walk back.

BYO water bottle, fruit or snacks (to keep energy levels up). There will be an esky on the bus to keep snacks cold if needed. There will also be water available at Nocoleche for refills.

A $2 donation will be required on the day.

Record your pedometer reading and report it to Melissa Driscoll on the “BLOG” or Nicci at “The Whisper”.

What a great way to meet up with your team members and others in the challenge.

Look forward to seeing some great photos on the “BLOG”.

Councilors clock up the steps

Thirteen people braved the wet weather to walk with Cr Rob Ievers twice around Lake Fred Tritton in Richmond.

Latest statistic

On Monday the 17th May

Hughenden 42,499,457 steps
Richmond 29,433,480 steps

Hughenden 19,397 steps per capita
Richmond 29,552 steps per capita

Latest statistics

On the 11th of May:

Richmond 27,546,512 steps
Hughenden 32,614,597 steps

On a per capita basis:
Richmond 27,657 steps per capita
Hughenden 15,092 steps per capita

Richmond adds steps as a group

Six people joined Cr Joan Harris for a brisk walk around lake Fred Tritton on the evening of the 10th of May.

Hughenden River Walkers

A small group of enthusiastic walkers gathered at Robert Gray Park (River Walk) in Hughenden to add steps to their pedometers on Saturday afternoon.

Latest statistics

Steps totals

• Hughenden 24,556,382 steps
• Richmond 21,937,050 steps

Per capita result

• Richmond 22,639 steps per capita
• Hughenden 11,208 steps per capita

Come on Hughenden!  You're well behind in the per capita result.

Hughenden steppers, get your shoes on for the River Walk 8th May 5pm

Hughenden River Walk


8th May – 5pm

Come along and join in with a river walk along the pathways of the Robert Gray Park and Eco Walk on Flinders.

Bring along your walking buddies! This will be a great way to meet up with your team members and others in the challenge.

Don’t forget to register your steps on http://www.10000steps.org.au/

Keep up with the tally on the blog http://10000stepsrichmondversushughenden.blogspot.com/

C’mon Hughenden we are way behind in the challenge and need to get those steps happening and registered...

Look forward to seeing some great photos on the “blog”.  Email them to mel_chad@bigpond.com

Richmond's walk with Cr Single

Five people joined Cr Single for a leisurely walk around Lake Fred Tritton (1.2 kms).

Lake Fred Tritton is conveniently located at the edge of Richmond. With a 1.2km circumference and a maximum depth of eight metres, the lake allows visitors and locals the opportunity to enjoy a wide range of water sports. The lake is stocked with a variety of fish including: barramundi, gulf grunter, sleepy cod, spangled perch, yellow fin, freshwater prawns and redclaw crayfish.

Hughenden team results

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The per capita results for the 15th and 28th of April

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Per capita results & Richmond takes the lead

On the 28th of April the total steps are:

Richmond 17,922,099 steps
Hughenden 16,638,222 steps

And the per capita results mean that Richmond is way out in front.

Richmond 18,495 steps per capita
Hughenden 7,594 steps per capita

Stay tuned for per capita results!

While this Blog has been reporting actual steps, the Challenge will ultimately be measured on a per capita basis.

The per capita steps have been compiled and will be available shortly.

Richmond closes the gap

As of Sunday the 25th of April:

Hughenden 14,968,555 steps
Richmond 14,391,697 steps

It's getting close again... Richmond is only 576,858 steps behind.

Walk with Cr Kulh in Richmond

A bunch of keen Richmond walkers did the Town Walk (which is 4 km) with Cr Kulh on Monday afternoon.

That'll get the steps up!

Come along for the next walk with a Councilor in Richmond on April 26th with Cr. Stephen Single.