Peaks Challenge Falls Creek prepares to return to the High Country. Tickets for the 2021 event became available from last Monday, 31st August. Plans are being made for Bicycle Network’s Peaks Challenge Falls Creek cycling event to return on Sunday 7th March 2021, with tickets now selling – with almost 300 entries taken up on the day they were released.
Running for the 12th time, the event draws more than 1,500 cyclists from across Australia to Victoria’s North East for one of the world’s toughest and most gruelling bike rides.
Event organiser Bicycle Network is committed to protecting the safety of all event participants, volunteers and communities with new COVID-19 event risk management plans.
Bicycle Network spokesperson Anthea Hargreaves said that after months of uncertainty, Peaks Challenge Falls Creek will be a welcome return for bike riders and local communities.
1852 riders entered the 2010 event which turned out to be a horrendous day – wet most of the way – with riders getting very cold going up Hotham and pulling out at Dinner Plain. But, the event has grown, improved and is now World class. Pic
“Peaks Challenge Falls Creek will be a beacon on all cyclist’s calendars. After struggling through 2020 there will be no better feeling than struggling through 4,000 metres of climbing over 235 kilometres,” said Ms Hargreaves.
“The event will draw visitors from all around Victoria and be a great financial boost for the area, with participants booking out accommodation and local community groups receiving donations from Bicycle Network for assisting with the ride.”
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The Peaks Challenge Falls Creek course starts at the top of Falls Creek before taking on three key climbs up Tawonga Gap Road near Mount Beauty, then up Mount Hotham and up the back of Falls Creek starting at WTF corner near Anglers Rest.
Those who finish within the 13-hour time limit will receive a coveted Peaks Challenge Falls Creek finisher’s jersey, while $3,000 prize money is also available for the King and Queen of Peaks who ride the fastest time up the three climbs.
For the first time, Bicycle Network is also offering a new 100km loop ride from Falls Creek to Anglers Rest and back. The 100km ride includes 2,000 vertical metres of climbing and a ride up from WTF Corner and the back of Falls Creek.
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Entries to Peaks Challenge Falls Creek 2021 opened Monday 31 August 2020 and can be made with a $50 deposit. Early bird tickets are $296 for Bicycle Network members and $329 for general public. Prices increase for entries made from Monday 30 November 2020.
Entries, full event information and a COVID-19 ticket policy is available at peakschallenge.com.au. •
What: Bicycle Network’s Peaks Challenge Falls Creek
When: Saturday 6 March 2021 (registration and preparation) and Sunday 7 March 2021 (ride day)
Who: Up to 1,500 cyclists plus family, friends and supporters, 80 volunteers and Bicycle Network staff.
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Why: Peaks Challenge Falls Creek is a chance for everyday people who ride a bike to take on an ultimate cycling challenge with support similar to that of a professional race.
Follow: Follow Peaks Challenge Falls Creek on Instagram and Twitter using @Bicycle_ Network and #PeaksChallenge, and on the Facebook event page. •
• 2021 will be the 12th Peaks Challenge Falls Creek after beginning in 2010 as the Three Peaks Challenge
• The event was named as the only Australian event in the Global Cycling Network’s list of ‘Top 10 Best Sportives and Gran Fondos in the World’
ANZAC Day Dawn Service: 5:45am6:15am. Service at Eagle Rock - including a Bagpipe recital.. All friends and visitors welcome. For further information please call 03 5758 1202 or visit www.fallscreek. com.au/Events.
Where: Starting and finishing at Slalom Plaza, Falls Creek, the 235 kilometre course travels in an anti-clockwise direction through Mount Beauty, over Tawonga Gap, turn left at Germantown and down to Harrietville, then up Mt Hotham, down through Dinner Plain, Cobungra, up past Kosciusko Lookout, down in to Omeo and the steady climb on the Omeo Highway to the Blue Duck at Anglers Rest before turning left at the renowned WTF Corner to climb to Trapyard Gap then up onto the high plains, over the wall of Rocky Valley Dam and into Falls Creek.
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Anzac Day Services are as follows. The Early Morning Service will take place in Bi-Centennial Park, Lakeside Avenue (beside the shire offices) beginning at 7am. A small informal service with a speaker from the local RSL. All welcome.
The Anzac Day March will come down Hollonds Street, starting from the assembly point in Park Street, near the Police Station at 10:45am, but marchers should be assembled and ready to go at 10:30am. Whilst Hollonds Street will not be closed, traffic movement will be restricted as the marchers come down the street.
• In 2013 and 2014, the ride was recognised for its contribution to regional tourism and awarded as a finalist at the Victorian Tourism Awards
• The fastest finishing times are 7 hours and 2 minutes (male) and 7 hours 50 minutes (female). Both records were set in 2019.
• Almost 15,000 people have conquered the ride since its inception
Motor bike. Pic - Ken Bell.
The address for the day will be offered by students from the Mount Beauty Secondary College. Speakers will be school captains, Katerina Trnka and Connor Vickers. At our local service, wreaths will be laid by many community representatives and members of the public are invited to do so if they wish.
• Finishers receive a limited-edition jersey not available for purchase
• $3,000 prize money is available for the King and Queen of Peaks. For each climb, $500 will be given to the fastest male and female. •
It’s 6pm and I only have to jog another two kilometres to make it home. We’re not sure how long the chain had been busted, but this is a great effort - jogging on to the dam wall in cleats. Pic – Ken Bell
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The 100km ride starts at Slalom Plaza, Falls Creek and rides to Anglers Rest before turning around to tackle WTF Corner the back of Falls Creek. A rest stop will be at Trapyard Gap.
The Commemorative Service will take place at the Cenotaph, beginning at 11am. The Motion of Loyalty will be offered by Councillor Tony Keeble of the Alpine Shire. Prayers will be led by Sister Eileen Reardon of the Catholic Church and the Guest Speaker on the day will be Flight L Richard Cornell ALTC Bandiana..
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Following the service, everyone is invited to the Mount Beauty Senior Citizens Rooms for a BBQ Lunch, refreshments and the traditional activities (read two-up), plus a couple of beers and a few old stories. •
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Established in 1985, Settlers Tavern has been adored by locals and tourists alike for decades. Located in a prime position along the Kiewa Valley Highway, in the heart of bustling Tawonga South and en-route to Falls Creek Alpine Resort, and on a huge block, approx. 6100m2, the opportunities are endless!
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Included as part of the business sale is absolutely everything you need to walk in and start trading - Top quality plant and equipment in excellent condition.
Settlers Tavern is temporarily closed due to COVID-19 restrictions so now would be the perfect time to get in and put your own personal stamp on the business ready for the very busy spring / summer season.
This is a very affordable entry point into a
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The business is listed for sale at $175,000 including GST, and the freehold is offered at $990,000 including GST. For further information, contact the agent: Courtney Sullivan on 0437 191 892 or courtney@ mountaincreekproperty.com.au. •
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With the Alpine Shire Council elections taking place this October, it’s great to see both existing councillors and new candidates put up their hands to represent their community for the next four years. Between now and the election, we want to share as much as we can with you about the candidates so you recognise their names when it comes time to vote.
As a voice for the Upper Kiewa Valley, we’re especially interested in members from our own community who are running, with the first brought to our attention being Kelli Prime.
Having lived most of her life in the Alpine Shire, Kelli believes she has a unique understanding of local issues. Growing up on her family's dairy farm in Tawonga, she attended Tawonga Primary School and Mount Beauty Secondary College. Weekends consisted of junior netball for Dederang Mount Beauty Football Netball Club and Pony Club in Bright.
After completing secondary college, she moved to Wodonga to undertake a degree in Physiotherapy and has spent nine years working as a Physio in Australia, England and Northern Ireland.
In 2018, she returned to the Kiewa Valley with her partner, Michael Christie, and together they purchased a farm in Upper Gundowring where they run sheep and beef cattle. She continues to work as a Physio whilst running their farm and milking cows in her spare time. Since moving back home, Kelli has become a member of the Upper Gundowring Hall committee and (when allowed) continues to play netball for Dederang Mount Beauty FNC.
Kelli says Local Government should represent a diverse range of viewpoints
and engage closely with the community to ensure voices are heard and the specific needs of the region are met. With her local knowledge, family background in farming and almost 10 year career in health, she believes she would bring a fresh perspective to the Alpine Shire Council.
If elected, she will advocate for:
• Improved healthcare and health support services including mental health.
• Support of agriculture and its recognition as a major contributor to the Shire.
• Practical support for local businesses.
• Recycling and reusing initiatives for residents and visitors; and
• Increasing community engagement so a diverse range of viewpoints are represented
Kelli says she would embrace the opportunity to work with the local community in the area that she loves and has always called home (no matter where she’s been in the world)! She'd love to hear your thoughts on the future for the Alpine Shire and you can get in touch by emailing hello@kelliprime.com.au, or through her Facebook page - www.facebook.com/ kelliprimeforalpine.
Alpine Shire Council 2020 elections will be held via postal vote this year. Registered voters will receive a ballot pack from the VEC in early October 2020, and this completed ballot pack must be returned by Friday, October 23 2020 for your vote to count.
Your vote is your voice - don’t miss your chance to have your say count!
If you’re running as a candidate in the Alpine Shire Council elections this year, we’d love to hear from you too - shoot us an email at kencbell@bigpond.net.au. • Simone Dowel
There have been times when our fabulous cross country ski trails have been wind-swept and cold (not this year though). The visibility has been vastly reduced by the blowing snow and the ice covering the lake could well have been a scene from Antarctica, be it a March scene where the sea ice around the coast is just beginning its winter freeze. In fact, the dam has been a picture with the ever changing patterns of ice along the shoreline. Each day it has been a source of mystery to see how the ice has formed or dispersed, the different colours telling the story.
With sea ice, the first sign of freezing is evident from the greasy or oily appearance of the surface which occurs when individual ice crystals form and then coagulate. This is known as ‘frazil’ ice. In calm conditions
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it then forms thin grey sheets 5-10cm thick, as this ice thickens the grey colour deepens and, at about 15cm, becomes a grey-white colour. The next stage is usually the formation of ‘pancake’ ice, the most beautiful period in the formation of sea ice. Wind and wave action cause the frazil crystals to coagulate, eventually consolidating into small circular discs of ice, or pancakes. Collisions with other discs results in a raised rim not unlike a lotus leaf.
Snowfalls accentuate the shape and in calm conditions with new frazil ice forming between the pancakes, the patterns are quite stunning. At various times – the colder the better – the ice on Rocky Valley Dam has formed patterns of varying ages of ice very reminiscent of the Antarctic waters.
It is close to the boat ramp that the more tangible connection to Antarctica lies. To
many, the old corrugated iron clad structure is known as the ANARE Shed. It has been there so long that most people would not even appreciate that ANARE stands for Australian National Antarctic Research Expeditions. The first ANARE base was established on Heard Island (1947), followed by Macquarie Island (1948), Mawson (1954), Wilkes (1959 and replaced by Casey in 1969) and Davis (1957).
In the early days the Antarctic Division headquarters was located in Melbourne. With only one ship visiting the station each summer for resupply and changeover of personnel, general expeditioner field training was initially undertaken in Victoria at the Anglesea Scout camp.
By the early 1970’s the Division was looking for an alpine field training facility and, it transpired, that there was a redundant SEC storage shed at Rocky Valley. The plan then was for the Antarctic Division to upgrade the shed by recladding it and installing a mezzanine floor.
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Meanwhile, the training which included pitching the polar pyramid tents, learning to use stoves and other equipment were held in snow near the shed - which was primarily used for storage. Navigation exercises were conducted around the dam and on Heathy Spur. For many expeditioners, this was their first experience of snow.
In 1973 the Federal Government decided to base the Antarctic Division in Hobart so, whilst the proposed redevelopment did not go ahead, the shed continued to be used as a training facility until the relocation of the headquarters in 1981.
In more recent years, field training has been carried out in Antarctica; however in 1994 the introduction of long range helicopter operations between Australia’s Antarctic stations saw the helicopter crews back at Falls Creek for on snow training. They spent some uncomfortable nights sleeping in snow caves they made in the snow drifts behind the AGL workshop.
The connection to Antarctica and ANARE history has long been severed, an item about the shed in the club’s “Aurora” newsletter back around 2013 generated only one response which provided the information included above. • Diana Patterson
Diana is well qualified to discuss sea ice and the ANARE Shed as she has led expeditions to Antarctica. Ed
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A copy of Dr Ruth Lawrence’s Thesis titled ‘The Interaction between the Environment, Land Use and Hydrology of the Bogong High Plains between 1850 and 1985’ was left for this community in the care of Mr Bill Sutton. Bill was happy to lend the book and until now it was always returned – until this last 18 months. This is a valuable piece of the area’s history and we hope this notice may prompt someone’s memory. Please contact your Ed on 0400 350 488.
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Falls Creek Resort Management are sending our thoughts and strength to local legend Steve Lee and his family. Steve suffered a stroke on Sunday and was flown to Royal Melbourne hospital, where he remains.
The Lee family are icons of Falls Creek and, Steve Lee one of Australia’s best known snow sports champions, having been a three-time winter Olympian and FIS WC Gold medallist. His Falls Creek and Hakuba based backcountry skiing trips having further enshrined his legendary status in the global snow community.
The resort and its community, of which Steve and his family are integral members, join together offering their support, strength and in providing any
assistance required working with them as he embarks on a new challenge and his road to recovery.
Resort Management would like to thank the Falls Creek Ski Patrol and Ambulance Victoria for their outstanding assistance, care and transport of Steve, along with members of the Falls Creek community who’ve rallied around his family during this challenging time.
On behalf of the community this paper would like to wish Steve all the very best for a speedy and successful recovery and we offer the family any and all the support we can provide.
It is absolutely pleasing to see all of the wonderful messages on Facebook supporting Steve and the family at this moment. Regards, KB •
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Falls Creek VICSES Unit offers the following snowmobiles for sale by tender.
➤ Two Yamaha, Venture TF 2010 snowmobiles
➤ One Arctic Cat XF800 snowmobile
Tenders Close: Friday 25th September at 5pm.
The two Yamaha snowmobiles have travelled 2777km and 2367 kms respectively and they are going to be sold unregistered, whereas the Arctic Cat snowmobile has travelled 5654 km is still registered until 1st August, 2021. Tenderers are required to determine the condition of the vehicle. All emergency service vehicle markings have been removed from the snow mobiles.
For tender documents, an inspection or more information contact Craig Moegel on 0491 160 979 during normal business hours. Tenders must be enclosed in a sealed envelope marked:
• Tender, VICSES North East RHQ Support, 64 Sydney Road, BENALLA 3672
• Snowmobile #1 - 2011 Yamaha Venture TF
• Snowmobile #2 - 2011 Yamaha Venture TF
• Snowmobile #3 - 2013 Arctic Cat XF800
Tender Terms & Conditions - Falls Creek VICSES Unit
Vehicle #1 Details:
Manufacturer/Make: Yamaha/2011
Series: (i.e. ST, XL) TF Kms: 02777
VIN: JYE8HP008BA003692
Registration Expiry: 01/08/2021
Model: Venture
Fuel: Petrol
Seats: 2
Engine #: 0003514
Registration #: Unregistered
Vehicle #2 Details:
Manufacturer/Make: Yamaha/2011
Series: (i.e. ST, XL) TF Kms: 02367
VIN: JYE8HP003BA003406
Registration Expiry: 01/08/2021
Model: Venture
Fuel: Petrol
Seats: 2 Engine #: 0003303
Registration #: Unregistered
Vehicle #3 Details:
Manufacturer/Make: Arctic/2013
Series: (i.e. ST, XL) XF800 Kms: 5654
VIN: 4UF13SNW6DT123626
Registration Expiry: 01/08/2021
Model: Cat
Fuel: Petrol
Seats: 2
Engine #: B80440631
Registration #: ZXL495
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• Vehicle is sold as is, without Road Worthy Certificate, and in the condition as inspected.
• Vehicle is sold without warranty.
• Highest tender will be accepted, subject to Reserve price.
• Tenders submitted late, by email or by facsimile will not be accepted.
• All applicable registration, transfer and on-road costs to be borne by the successful tenderer.
• Payment is by bank cheque or EFT only and payable on, or prior to, delivery of vehicle.
Tenderer’s Details: Name: Address: Phone No: Mobile No:
I accept and understand the terms and conditions as stated above, and wish to offer:
Amount offered: $................................................. (includes GST if applicable) OFFER IS MADE FOR THE SNOWMOBILE
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(PLEASE SPECIFY THE SNOWMOBILE) AS DETAILED ABOVE WITHOUT ROADWORTHY CERTIFICATE.
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Tenders to be received by: Friday 25th September at 5pm Submit to:
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