Scenes with which all Canberras are becoming familiar

To:	"Peter Ormay" <>, "Geoffrey Dabb" <>, "'COG List'" <>
Subject:	Scenes with which all Canberras are becoming familiar
From:	"Stephen & Frances Brand" <>
Date:	Mon, 13 Jul 2009 22:48:35 +1000

Some years ago my wife contacted the rangers to inform them of trail bike riders on the horse track around Mt Taylor on the Torrens side. They were delighted and arrived within about 10 mins to confront the culprits.

Stephen Brand

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