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It is quite obvious that recreational walking and Walking Clubs have come to stay, despite the look of blank amazement still to be seen on the faces of many as we make our way to Central with packs on our backs. Five members of the newly formed "Coast & Mountain Walkers" | It is quite obvious that recreational walking and Walking Clubs have come to stay, despite the look of blank amazement still to be seen on the faces of many as we make our way to Central with packs on our backs. Five members of the newly formed "Coast & Mountain Walkers" | ||
- | ===== LAKE ST.CLAIR TO CRADLE MT. Tasmania. ===== | + | ===== Lake St. Clair to Cradle Mt. Tasmania. ===== |
__Dec. - Jan. 1934. by John Laughton.__ | __Dec. - Jan. 1934. by John Laughton.__ | ||
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Win, Brenda and Marj. booked for a further week at " | Win, Brenda and Marj. booked for a further week at " | ||
- | ===== THE CALL OF THE BUSH. ===== | + | |
+ | ===== The Call of the Bush. ===== | ||
__By "A Converted Scoffer" | __By "A Converted Scoffer" | ||
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" | " | ||
- | ==== CAN YOU BEAT THIS? ==== | + | ==== Can You Beat This? ==== |
It is well known that all " | It is well known that all " | ||
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Eight other members who heard all the moans can verify this. | Eight other members who heard all the moans can verify this. | ||
- | ===== A BUSH WALKER CAMP-FIRE. ===== | + | ===== A Bush Walker Camp-Fire. ===== |
__Barney.__ | __Barney.__ | ||
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"Good night all" ... "Good night." | "Good night all" ... "Good night." | ||
- | ===== TEN YEARS' | + | |
+ | ===== Ten Years' | ||
__Marie B. Byles.__ | __Marie B. Byles.__ | ||
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Gone, therefore, is the glorious possibility of perishing bravely of thirst in the attempt to scale the mountain, and gone also the lonely solitude which made it true to name. The only redeeming feature was the fact that I got there in half the time I did ten years ago, a consoling thought for one approaching middle life. For the same reason it was flattering to overhear the following remark on the way home: "I say, Jack, there' | Gone, therefore, is the glorious possibility of perishing bravely of thirst in the attempt to scale the mountain, and gone also the lonely solitude which made it true to name. The only redeeming feature was the fact that I got there in half the time I did ten years ago, a consoling thought for one approaching middle life. For the same reason it was flattering to overhear the following remark on the way home: "I say, Jack, there' | ||
- | ===== LIVESTOCK KILLED BY IRON-SHOD RECREATIONAL WALKERS. ===== | + | ===== Livestock Killed by Iron-Shod Recreational Walkers. ===== |
- | ==== ACTION THREATENED BY CATTLE-DUFFERS' | + | ==== Action Threatened by Cattle-Duffers' |
__I. Bobabout, Megalong__ | __I. Bobabout, Megalong__ | ||
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Mr. Hi Billy Can, an acknowledged authority on brakes (he is a tram driver in his spare time) added that without heel-brakes Trailers would become a serious menace to the countryside. Skids would be a matter of serious moment. He enthusiastically favours bigger and better hobnails and bigger and better swags for safety sake, and quotes the great Baron Thurat, who has written, "Work your monogram in hobnails; leave your mark wherever you go and make an impression in the land. Keep moving; put your feet down with verve and push hard. Excoriate trails and kick loose stones into the nearest parish. If you happen to step on the dog, get another dog". | Mr. Hi Billy Can, an acknowledged authority on brakes (he is a tram driver in his spare time) added that without heel-brakes Trailers would become a serious menace to the countryside. Skids would be a matter of serious moment. He enthusiastically favours bigger and better hobnails and bigger and better swags for safety sake, and quotes the great Baron Thurat, who has written, "Work your monogram in hobnails; leave your mark wherever you go and make an impression in the land. Keep moving; put your feet down with verve and push hard. Excoriate trails and kick loose stones into the nearest parish. If you happen to step on the dog, get another dog". | ||
The Willymuckalong episode leaves the Trailers cold. They say the " | The Willymuckalong episode leaves the Trailers cold. They say the " | ||
- | ===== KOSCIUSKO.===== | + | ===== Kosciusko.===== |
" | " | ||
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- | ===== A BED-TIME STORY. ===== | + | ===== A Bed-Time Story. ===== |
Once upon a time (all good stories begin thus) there was a man who was very tough and he said to his friends " | Once upon a time (all good stories begin thus) there was a man who was very tough and he said to his friends " | ||
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__AND HE SLEPT WELL EVER AFTER.__ | __AND HE SLEPT WELL EVER AFTER.__ | ||
- | ===== CAMPING TRIP - | + | ===== Camping Trip - |
__29th. MARCH to 2nd. APRIL. by Chas. Pryde.__ | __29th. MARCH to 2nd. APRIL. by Chas. Pryde.__ | ||
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A good quick run brought us to Strathfield where some of the party left. The others went on to Central and scattered outside the barrier after a most enjoyable trip in spite of the broken weather. | A good quick run brought us to Strathfield where some of the party left. The others went on to Central and scattered outside the barrier after a most enjoyable trip in spite of the broken weather. | ||
- | ===== ADDITIONS TO LIBRARY | + | ===== Additions to Library |
since last issue of The Sydney Bushwalker. | since last issue of The Sydney Bushwalker. | ||
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- | ===== SOCIAL NOTES. ===== | + | ===== Social Notes. ===== |
One of our most entertaining lecturers, Marie Byles, was in good form on 23rd. March when she took us "In quest of Mountains in N.S.W." | One of our most entertaining lecturers, Marie Byles, was in good form on 23rd. March when she took us "In quest of Mountains in N.S.W." |
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