tn25 – Route Maps posted

We have posted Route maps for both tn25 and RR25 on the tawe nunnugah tn25 web-site (). Printable versions of the routes maps are available here (tn25) and here (RR25). Please note that the route includes two nights at each…

We have posted Route maps for both tn25 and RR25 on the tawe nunnugah tn25 web-site (). Printable versions of the routes maps are available here (tn25) and here (RR25). Please note that the route includes two nights at each…

If you are bringing your own wooden boat for the tn25 Raid or Return Raid and want to moor it with our fleet of small Raid boats in Watermans Dock during the Australian Wooden Boat Festival you must submit an…

We are being asked what people need to bring with them on the Raid. Later we will send out more details but for now it may help if we give a short summary of the domestic arrangements. We provide everything…

If you are thinking about joining the 2025 tawe nunnugah Raid or Return Raid, either as a Participant on a boat or as Volunteer in any capacity, please complete an Expression of Interest. The EOI tells us a little about…

The rats and mice are looking for a cosy place with plenty of food to spend the winter. If we don’t leave them any food they will go somewhere else. So please do not leave leftover food on the tables…

Thank-you for your interest in the tn25 Raid and my apologies for not communicating before now – once I poke my head up organising the Raid can become all consuming, so I try to lie low until we are a…

They were left in the LBT shed at the end of the 2023 tawe nunnugah Raid. We don’t remember whether they were given to the LBT or just on loan. If you know anything about them, please contact us on:…

The headline says it all. See you on Monday night. Added Sunday afternoon: I didn’t include the link to the booking form – please let Kate know if you are coming by completing the form here:

Martin Riddle writes: Secretary Richard (who organises everything for the LBT) is up the east coast enjoying sailing time on Seastar – leaving us to muddle along. Something will happen on Monday night but we don’t know exactly what yet.…

Martin Riddle writes: Our old friend Bukhu (the wonderful Mongolian throat singer and horse fiddle player) is back in town and has agreed to play at the Watershed Franklin (the old Franklin Evaporators) – 6pm-8pm on Thursday 18 January (doors…