KOSCIUSZKO HUTS ASSOCIATION - http://khuts.org
The Kosciuszko Huts Association (KHA) is an organisation of concerned people who care about the preservation, maintenance and history of the huts in the Kosciuszko (NSW) and Namadgi (ACT) National Parks.
Volunteers are welcomed for workparties on many of the huts. You must be a financial member to participate. For upcoming workparties, please check the calendar, or contact the relevant Hut Maintenance Officer (HMO). Email address can be found on the Contacts page.
Registration is separate for the forum and for the website. The webmaster can assist with the following access:
Website registration: users are restricted to financial members. Material that can be seen by registered members relates to administrative material that is of little or no interest to those who are not a part of the Association.
Forum Registration: The forum is open to all. Self registration has been closed due to attention from too many spammers
Tom Groggin Social WeekendCombined KHA/Vic Huts activity. From Barbara Seymour: "Camp was made at Tom Groggin camp site and activities included travelling to a number of Vic Huts and the Geehi Huts. A visit to Jack Riley's hut site was made on Sunday morning and after lunch everyone drove over to Tom Groggin Station where Ken Nankervis spoke to a very captive audience of the days when the Nankervis family owned the Station. Full report and more photos in the next KHA Newsletter."
Barbara also sent in these photos:
Courango Homestead Tralee UPDATEA welcome donation of Corrugated IronRecently a supply of corrugated iron was donated to KHA and NPWS for use on the high country huts. John Seymour (Barbara Seymour's brother) is in the process of demolishing a couple of large sheds located on the family farm and Barbara has been making arrangements with Craig Smith for the material to be transported to Khancoban. The photos were taken on the day Peter Scobie and Andy Galbraith arrived at the farm to collect the tin
Wolgal Lodge Update, KiandraOlaf Moon visited Wolgal Lodge towards the end of October to see the progress being made on the restoration. He sent in the following picture - it is going to be great!
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