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Potential for rail trail explored

Rail Trails Australia SA representative Mark Draper, centre, met with Jim Egan and Raelene Mason of Peninsula Pedallers to investigate the potential for rail trails on the lower Eyre Peninsula. Picture: SUPPLIED
Mitchell Paterson

Committee members of the Peninsula Pedallers cycling club recently met with Rail Trails Australia’s South Australia representative Mark Draper to […]

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