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The Man Walk Kempsey (Dunghutti)

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Activity Details

The man walk is an opportunity to walk, talk and support. It is available to all men in our area. We meet at the covered eating area in Riverside Park Kempsey and walk for about 45 minutes. We meet each Wednesday morning at 8am.

Location : Kempsey Riverside Park and BBQ!, Verge Street, Kempsey NSW, Australia
Cost : FREE
Activities : Walking
Gender : Male
Days : Wednesday
Age Group : 18 to 25, 26 to 35, 36 to 50, 51 to 65, 65+
Level : Beginner, Intermediate

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