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- | SADLY MIST (CUICTIYUED) by MUMBEDAH. | + | =====Sadly Mist (Continued).===== |
- | We had just settled own to a quiet Saturday afternoon before a kindly fire, when sweet female voices smote our ears from the little saddle one ore-es | + | |
- | metor--pyclea, and a mechanised force of four men aroached wearing riding breaches,' | + | by Mumbedah. |
- | a bend of anknown | + | |
- | the | + | We had just settled own to a quiet Saturday afternoon before a kindly fire, when sweet female voices smote our ears from the little saddle one crosses |
- | cave for the night and proceed back to the Oberon Road on the morrow and | + | |
- | re; | + | It was on this particular morning that I witnessed the finest mountain |
- | It was on this particular morning that I witnessed the finest, mountain | + | |
- | rtrecchaa." | + | Dorothy and Grace pushed off that morning, bearing the Royal Mail for our families, and we said goodbye again for the third and last time, as they disappeared over the top to take the short cut for Hughes', |
- | 14 ,o1 giant we' | + | |
- | 5. | + | Wet and cold, I was glad to see Carlon' |
- | -5- | + | |
- | . able to record that whilst we gazed about in the warming sun, a party of Sr-2.W.'s were camped at Glenallan Crossing in the pouring rain under the mist. | + | it worth while - I ask YOU !!! |
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- | camp for the following two days). | + | ---- |
- | Dorothy and Grace pushed off that morning, bearing the Royal Mail for our families, and we said goodbye again for the third and last time, as they disappeared over the top to take the short cut for Hughes', | + | |
- | Wet and cold, I was glad to see Carlon' | + | =====Restoration.===== |
- | reek, Upper Breqkfast | + | |
- | 61 ............., | + | |
- | Nellie' | + | |
- | it worth while - I ask YOU 1!: | + | |
- | RESTORATION | + | |
(Author unknown) | (Author unknown) | ||
- | For the mind weary with the world' | ||
- | vith teaching and telling what it ses, | ||
- | God made the cool winds and the wide spaces | ||
- | And the long nights and the green trees. | ||
- | Wide islaces for the mind's adjusting, | ||
- | Cool winds for the tired brow, | ||
- | And the still nights that the soul might find itself Mid the wordless message of the rustling boughs. | ||
- | Why must we have enough memory to recall to the tiniest | ||
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- | detail what has happened: to us, and not have enough,to remel2ber | ||
- | how many times we have told it to the same person? -- 4 La Rochefoucauld. | ||
- | INSIDE INFGPMATION | ||
- | Well, we have no engagements to announce this month, a sure sign that | + | For the mind weary with the world' |
- | Spring is over, but we have two additions to the Junior Bushwalking section of the club. | + | vith teaching and telling what it sees,\\ |
- | Lieut. Alan and Audrey Whitfield have acquired a daughter whom they are | + | God made the cool winds and the wide spaces\\ |
- | calling Helen Margaret. | + | And the long nights and the green trees.\\ |
- | Mr. and Mrs. Ashdown (Jean Malcolm) also announce the birth of a daughter. | + | Wide spaces for the mind's adjusting, |
- | Congratulations from the Bushwalkers to all these parents. | + | Cool winds for the tired brow,\\ |
- | What a pity George Dibley is not interested in talking parrots instead of heLveleee | + | And the still nights that the soul might find itself\\ |
- | bird in whom George is said to be showing a deep interest. We do- hope it is of the homing variety. | + | Mid the wordless message of the rustling boughs. |
- | The services committee had a very profitable evening Friday the 26th of | + | |
- | thlee month. Mouldy Harrison saw to the financial side by circulating round | + | ---- |
- | the room optimistically thrusting an outsize in saucepans under everyones eyes | + | |
- | 17, | + | Why must we have enough memory to recall to the tiniest detail what has happened: to us, and not have enough to remember how many times we have told it to the same person? |
- | Our President gave her own Chrj, | + | |
- | Grace Edgecombe was behind the scenes nobly carrying out the jobs of Producer, Stage nenager, and Dresser, for the short sketches which were quite obviously enjoyed by the performers, | + | La Rochefoucauld. |
- | As Androcles in " | + | |
- | if he forgive us the expression, being an exasperaingly pious. Christian which Malcolm.McGregor as the Lion with leanings towards Vegetarianism, | + | ---- |
- | Then just as we had finished blowing our nose and wiping our eyes over this story of the misjudged lion, Edgar Yardley came along anef. told us about | + | |
- | anoter' | + | =====Inside Information.===== |
- | Male Stars predominated in the show this year and an amusing Bridge party | + | |
- | was played by Reg.Alder, Stan Martin, John Noble, and the first mentioned. lion. This was played sotto voce quite unintentionally we believe. | + | Well, we have no engagements to announce this month, a sure sign that Spring is over, but we have two additions to the Junior Bushwalking section of the club. |
- | A set of quintuplets very commendably shot each other separately as each | + | |
- | failed to reach the high note in their rendering of " | + | Lieut. Alan and Audrey Whitfield have acquired a daughter whom they are calling Helen Margaret. |
- | here was quite a roll up of S.B.IAT's and Rucksack club members who came' | + | |
- | " | + | Mr. and Mrs. Ashdown (Jean Malcolm) also announce the birth of a daughter. Congratulations from the Bushwalkers to all these parents. |
- | 8. | + | |
- | . A DISCOURSE ON THE MAGIC OF EATING OUT OF DOORS An Extract from Stephen Leacock, | + | What a pity George Dibley is not interested in talking parrots instead of having |
- | I want in this chapter to talk about eating in the open air -- about the joy and exhiaaraLion | + | |
- | Here L)4,7 Jf.,31 end eat, Tasted good? Doesn' | + | The services committee had a very profitable evening Friday the 26th of this month. Mouldy Harrison saw to the financial side by circulating round the room optimistically thrusting an outsize in saucepans under everyones eyes with a very meaning look. Mouldy, not the saucepan had the meaning look. We believe the saucepan, together with auction and raffle yielded about £16. |
- | Why, my dear that osh air blowing into you, you could digest a | + | |
- | chunk of Eandiono | + | Our President gave her own Christening |
- | You sec, if I ma7 interi upt myself to say it again, the point is, not that you arc 0.AinfT, | + | |
- | found a few years ago Now these are the very thingF. | + | Grace Edgecombe was behind the scenes nobly carrying out the jobs of Producer, Stage Manager, and Dresser, for the short sketches which were quite obviously enjoyed by the performers. |
- | Cooking | + | |
- | So there' | + | As Androcles in " |
- | -Tell the doctors about it? You don't need to. They know it. Don't you 0 know that every doctor, the moment he gets a few days off, beats it for the bush? Any time you go into the rough country, in the bush ane round thelakes | + | |
- | THE =ION HUT | + | Then just as we had finished blowing our nose and wiping our eyes over this story of the misjudged lion, Edgar Yardley came along and told us about another |
- | ^ | + | |
- | 4' | + | Male Stars predominated in the show this year and an amusing Bridge party was played by Reg. Alder, Stan Martin, John Noble, and the first mentioned lion. This was played sotto voce quite unintentionally we believe. |
- | " | + | |
- | alleged reaction of the Hobart Walking Club about the loss of the elion Hut in Lake St,Clair Reserve, - I understand it is just over the border from the Cradle Mountains Reserve, and thus under control of Nlti? | + | A set of quintuplets very commendably shot each other separately as each failed to reach the high note in their rendering of " |
- | I am now a fairly | + | |
- | referenCe | + | There was quite a roll up of S.B.W's and Rucksack club members who came to support |
- | of the Nationa2 leark Board, that the hut was burnt down, and he expressed regret, No other remark was paseed, the S.B.W' | + | |
- | is hot a highly organised concern like the S.B.W' | + | " |
- | they are in N,S,W. | + | |
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+ | =====A Discourse On The Magic Of Eating Out Of Doors.===== | ||
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+ | ===An Extract from Stephen Leacock.=== | ||
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+ | I want in this chapter to talk about eating in the open air -- about the joy and exhilaration | ||
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+ | Here let's sit down and eat. Tasted good? Doesn' | ||
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+ | You see, if I may interrupt | ||
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+ | .... | ||
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+ | __Cooking | ||
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+ | So there' | ||
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+ | Tell the doctors about it? You don't need to. They know it. Don't you know that every doctor, the moment he gets a few days off, beats it for the bush? Any time you go into the rough country, in the bush and round the lakes you find it full of doctors, eating steak beside a log... but you'd hardly expect them to bring their patients. | ||
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+ | =====The Pelion Hut.===== | ||
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+ | We are publishing a letter received during the month by the Editor of the " | ||
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+ | 'Dear Clare -- With reference to Dorothy Lawry' | ||
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+ | I am now a fairly | ||
I hope this will set at rest the minds of all concerned.' | I hope this will set at rest the minds of all concerned.' | ||
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IETTERS FROM TBE LADS BILLY DUKE (continued) , | IETTERS FROM TBE LADS BILLY DUKE (continued) , | ||
This orderly carried the, for half a,mile - a might man is all I can say. We were packed like flies' | This orderly carried the, for half a,mile - a might man is all I can say. We were packed like flies' |
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