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Tanya and Ayla at the Hut.

In response to my experience I would like to

whole heartedly dedicate this newsletter to

all the

Mamas and Papas and

Grandparents

both past and present for the

utter dedication

, determination and commitment in getting their little ones to the club let alone teaching them to ski or board.

RESPECT!

Introduction

Hi everyone;

Welcome to your September 2020 newsletter issue.

A big thank you to all those who attended our fabulous Kindy Week at the end of last month. There were a number of families taking up the challenge this year which was fantastic to see. It was my first time being at the club during Kindy Week with my nieces and nephews and while there were some tears and squeals there were some memorable moments enjoyed.

Images from Kindy Week

The walk.

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Mountain Tots.

As I have discovered and am sure many of you well and truly already know skiing and boarding with kids is a journey in both frustration and joy.

If all goes well, you’ll squeal with delight at the sight of your little ones soar down the run unaided. However getting there can be a tough road with tears, tantrums and carrying your kid back to the Hut by the scruff of their ski suit when you have simply had enough.

Nikau just going for it. This over confident 2 year old needs no convincing. Just a push and we’ll see what happens!

Kindy Week Wiggles Dance Party!

Lessons on the slopes with Grosspapi.

Preparation and patients are key!

So in saying that:

Forget your old ski life. It will only end in tears.

Learner slopes is where it’s at, take turns, avoid 8hr days. 3 or 4hrs is fine and won’t wear them out. (unless that is the aim)

I’m sure there is no one more organised that a parent heading up the mountain. Preparation starts well before you go up. Kids that are warm and happy matter most so never mind the latest gadgets and minor battles.

Carry food. And a backpack. No one wants to deal with a hangry child at the best of times. Clothes go on, clothes come off, clothes go on….. It helps if you can put them somewhere.

Hunt around for 2nd hand gear. Littlies grow so fast! New gear is almost pointless really unless you plan to pass it down. It will save you heaps!

There are probably loads more tips and tricks out there I can’t even imagine.

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It ain’t always perfect weather but if the tows are towing we are going!!

Yip the’re always gonna to eat snow. Just show them where to get the clean stuff from!!

Club Sports Weekend!

We have last Monday had notification from RAL that we can go ahead with our Club Sports Weekend.

If we receive enough interest the aim is to hold

Club Sports Weekend on the 19

th

Sept 2020

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Parking Map 2020

The red numbers indicate the amount of parks avaliable in the areas to be used for overnight parking.

Arriving between 7am and 2pm – book a park (if staying overnight in the overnight park and arriving between these times you only need to book a park for the day you arrive

only)

Arriving after 2pm and staying the night – no need to book a park.

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Covid 19

Please note we now have a QR code for the Hut to meet our health and safety obligations.

While it is easy to keep record of those staying the night at the hut through bookings it is a different story for those day tripping.

Day Tripping

If you are planning a day trip to the hut please use the covid tracer app on arrival. It is located on the pin board. If you do not like using the app please flick Julie a txt for our records.

It is important we remain compliant with our health and safety procedures regarding this pandemic. Thank you.

Whakapapa Mountain Club Committee 2020

P.O. Box 128 Whakatane 3120,

Email: [email protected] Website: whakapapamountainclub.nz

POSITION MEMBER PHONE EMAIL

President Mark Nicholson 07-3222265 or

027-426-8829

[email protected]

Vice President Gene Tomlinson 07-3071231 or

021-451-142

[email protected]

Secretary Matt Gallagher 07-312-5561 or

021-838-280

[email protected]

Treasurer / Newsletter Tanya Hauser 207-944-4250 [email protected]

Committee

Membership – new members Laurie McAllum 021-060-7675 [email protected]

Health & Safety Angus Ferguson

Hut Maintenance Angus Ferguson 027-224-1771 [email protected]

Cups & Trophies Kim Needham 027-338-7272

Club Captain/ publicity / Current members Bill Dippie 07-3089349 or 027-263-3322 [email protected] Committee Support Craig Rowe

Website Louise Paulson

Hut Bookings Julie Dippie 07-308-9349 or

027-383-6636

[email protected]

Stores Rick Donaldson 021-227-5969

Ski Racks or Lockers Julie Dippie

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