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SALT FEED<br />

COTTON TREE<br />

NOOSA HEADS<br />

Dear <strong>salt</strong>-y readers,<br />

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<strong>spring</strong> dose of <strong>salt</strong>.<br />

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EUMUNDI<br />

TOURIST INFORMATION<br />

CLIMATE<br />

No wonder it’s called the Sunshine Coast, with an<br />

average of seven hours of sunshine every day (this<br />

is one of the highest amounts in the world). Spring<br />

(September to November) days are glorious, with<br />

an average temperature between 13°C and 25°C<br />

and an ocean temperature of 22°C. Temperatures<br />

in the hinterland can be several degrees cooler.<br />

MARKETS<br />

Blackall Range Growers Market, 316 Witta<br />

Road, Maleny, third Saturday of the month,<br />

7am to noon.<br />

Caloundra Country & Farmers Market,<br />

<strong>17</strong> Buderim Street, Currimundi, every Sunday,<br />

6am to noon.<br />

Caloundra Street Fair, Bulcock Street,<br />

Caloundra, every Sunday, 8am to 1pm.<br />

Cotton Tree Street Market, King Street,<br />

Cotton Tree, every Sunday, 7am to noon.<br />

Eumundi Courtyard Village Market,<br />

76 Memorial Drive, Eumundi, every Saturday,<br />

8am to 2pm, Wednesday 8.30am to 1pm.<br />

Fishermans Road Sunday Markets, Fishermans<br />

Road, Maroochydore, every Sunday, 6am to noon.<br />

Kawana Waters Farmers’ Market, Sportsmans<br />

Parade, Bokarina, every Saturday, 7am to noon.<br />

Maleny Market, RSL, Bunya Street, Maleny,<br />

every Sunday, 8am to 2pm.<br />

Marcoola Market, 10 Lorraine Avenue, Marcoola.<br />

Every Friday evening 4pm to 8pm.<br />

Mooloolaba Collective Markets, 15 Meta Street,<br />

Mooloolaba, fourth Sunday of the month.<br />

Nights On Ocean, Ocean Street, Maroochydore,<br />

second Friday of the month from 5pm.<br />

Noosa Farmers’ Market, AFL Grounds, Weyba<br />

Road, Noosaville, every Sunday, 7am to noon.<br />

Noosa Junction Twilight Markets, Arcadia Street,<br />

Noosa Heads, third Friday of the month, from 5pm.<br />

SCHOOL HOLIDAYS<br />

September 16 to October 2, 20<strong>17</strong><br />

EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS<br />

Ambulance, Fire Brigade,<br />

Police, Coastguard, Rescue......................000<br />

Poisons Information Centre...............131 126<br />

Ambulance Transport........................131 233<br />

TRAVELLING DISTANCES<br />

Brisbane to Caloundra........................ 100km<br />

Brisbane to Mooloolaba...................... 105km<br />

Brisbane to Nambour......................... 110km<br />

Brisbane to Noosa ............................. 148km<br />

Noosa to Montville............................. 56 km<br />

Mooloolaba to Maleny........................ 41km<br />

Caloundra to Kenilworth..................... 77km<br />

SURF SAFETY PATROLS<br />

(Times vary between 7am – 5pm)<br />

Year round 7 days/week Noosa Heads,<br />

Sunshine Beach, Peregian Beach, Coolum Beach,<br />

Twin Waters Resort, Maroochydore, Alexandra<br />

Headland, Mooloolaba, Dicky Beach, Kings Beach.<br />

TO STAY SAFE AT THE BEACH REMEMBER:<br />

Too much exposure to the sun can cause<br />

serious damage to your skin. Make sure<br />

whenever you are going in the sun that you<br />

take adequate precautions.<br />

SLIP, SLOP, SLAP, SEEK AND SLIDE<br />

Slip on a shirt (preferably a long-sleeved shirt).<br />

Slop on the sunscreen (+30 reapply as needed).<br />

Slap on a hat.<br />

Seek some shade.<br />

Slide on wrap around UV protective sunglasses.<br />

It’s also a good idea to avoid direct exposure<br />

to the sun during the hottest part of the day –<br />

between the hours of 10am and 3pm – and try to<br />

take advantage of shade when possible.<br />

118 <strong>salt</strong>

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