Wednesday May 20, 2009

Wild Walks

Date	Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for the duration of the Muster
Time	Departing at 5.30am, returning between 7am and 8am
Location	Pick up your mud maps from the Kununurra Visitor Centre when booking
Cost	Donations to charity gratefully received
Note	No dogs allowed
Bookings	Please make a reservation at the Kununurra Visitor Centre - 08 9168 1177

Make the most of the early morning and join experienced guide and local poet, Wendy Carter on a tour through the stunning Mirima National Park.

Located just two kilometres north of Kununurra, Mirima is an enchanted world of stunning rock formations, wildlife and Aboriginal art.

Each walk is between 3 and 5km in length with occassional steep climbs and descents through rugged terrain. So if you are of reasonable fitness and an early riser - why not discover Kununurra on foot. You will need boots or covered in footwear, water (carried in a backpack) and long trousers or gaiters. Your boots may get wet and muddy on some walks - but we promise, the effort will be worth the reward.

For more information download the Muster Must-Do information pack here:

Muster Must Do # 1

Wednesday May 20, 2009

Music Under the Stars

Date	Wednesday 20 May
Time	6:30 - 8:30pm
Location	Hidden Valley Road, Kununurra
Cost	$10 Adults, Children Free
Tickets	From the Gate

Bring your chair and picnic dinner for a night to remember in the magnificent setting of Mirima National Park. The night will feature the Ord Valley Muster Adult Community Choir accompanied by the Kununurra District High School Choir. Set amidst the magical rock formations of Mirima National Park, this is an uplifting night to indulge any music lover - sit back and enjoy a night under the stars!

Free bus transfers are available from the car park to the concert area. Please note, no cars will be permitted into the National Park.

Wednesday May 20, 2009

Legune Station Tour

Date	Wednesday 20 May
Time	8:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Location	Departs Kununurra Visitor Centre, Coolibah Drive
Cost	$150 per person (includes morning tea, afternoon tea and light lunch – not suitable for children under 10)
Tickets	Kununurra Visitor Centre

Owned and operated by the Legune Pastoral Company, Legune Station is situated on the Northern Territory, Western Australian border, with the Joseph Bonaparte Gulf in the north, the Keep River in the west and the Victoria River in the east.

The progressive nature of Legune Pastoral Company has seen the station grow rapidly over the last eight years, reclaiming land from saline coastal flats for grazing. Legune is a working station, boasting more than 35,000 head of cattle on the 306,000 hectare property. They use biodiversity techniques to sustain the natural systems of the land, applying wet season spell grazing to build capacity.

Its location is as remote as it is beautiful and a tour of this intriguing business at the northern most point of Western Australia is a must do for landscape and agricultural lovers.