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193410 [2014/09/08 16:16] – [FROM THE DIARY OF CHARLES PRYDE.] emmanuelle_c193410 [2014/09/08 16:17] – [FROM THE DIARY OF CHARLES PRYDE.] emmanuelle_c
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-Wally know how to get me biting when he asked me to accompany him on a rush holiday trip, by saylag he would show me how to make damper, but after I'd said I would go there was no need to adda fuiTher insult by putting this at the head of a food list:+Wally know how to get me biting when he asked me to accompany him on a rush holiday trip, by saying __he would show me__ how to make damper, but after I'd said I would gothere was no need to add a further insult by putting this at the head of a food list:
  
-__FOOD LIST.__ +__FOOD LIST.__\\ 
-Chas. Pryde,+Chas. Pryde,\\ 
 +(the Damper Stuffer)
  
 However I thought to my self "We'll see", so on Friday, 14th. September 1934. I got to Central in good time to meet him for the 6.35 p.m. train to Katoomba. Phil came to see us off and I fancy would have liked to come also and act as referee. We got comfortably seated although there was a good crowd on the train. Our packs and gear always seem to be a great source of interest to people, and so often we are asked questions about weights, etc. amid where we get to - They are told, but usually the information conveys nothing to them - on this occasion I was beside a Glenbrook man (a councillor or something of the district) who did not know about the path to the Red Hand Cave. Then a native of Lawson asked similar questions. However I thought to my self "We'll see", so on Friday, 14th. September 1934. I got to Central in good time to meet him for the 6.35 p.m. train to Katoomba. Phil came to see us off and I fancy would have liked to come also and act as referee. We got comfortably seated although there was a good crowd on the train. Our packs and gear always seem to be a great source of interest to people, and so often we are asked questions about weights, etc. amid where we get to - They are told, but usually the information conveys nothing to them - on this occasion I was beside a Glenbrook man (a councillor or something of the district) who did not know about the path to the Red Hand Cave. Then a native of Lawson asked similar questions.
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