The fourth Cycle Dindi was a success and again showcased the scenic Great Victorian Rail Trail, through the Shires of Murrindindi and Mansfield.
Organised by the Rotary Clubs of Yea and Alexandra, and this year joined by the Rotary Club of Mansfield, almost 80 riders, many from Melbourne cycled all or part of the way, with most riders starting out from Yea. The morning was perfect, and riders enjoyed the flexible starting times. It was great to see some Yea scouts with their Leader Andrew Fulford take part this year. Lunch was beside the Goulburn River at Cremona and the historic John Monash designed bridge and riders enjoyed this beautiful location and the chance to relax, enjoy some food, coffee (by mobile Café Amore) and be entertained by well-known local Julian Laucius.
As Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) we’re proud to be a vital part of the transport supply chain and the economic development of Australia. Across five states we manage and maintain an 8,500km rail network.
Sue was introduced by Gary Cocks and has been linked under Community Services of Yea Rotary.
Kel Perry is a Physics and Maths Major, and has been teaching at Yea High School for the past 11 years. Kel gave an interesting talk on an alternate view on climate change. Kel shared many graphs and statistics that challenge current viewpoints, on the speeding up of climate change, and give people further information to think about these issues.
Chairperson Sandra Hanley, introduced the Swedish RFE members from the (midnight district) as they refer to themselves, being from District 2400. 
Terry spoke about the current state of Landcare, how it is funded, and by which departments. A volunteer delivers $6.00 of work for every $1.00 funded. Terry spoke of some young and inspiring intrepid groups, who are driving, and leading Landcare groups, connecting with, and inspiring youth with Landcare. Annette Cavanagh looks to be travelling along the same path, and it is hopeful to see our local youth involved in programs, such as Kids Teaching Kids, where youth teach and inspire others about local plants, animals and the environment.
