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-.!-HWALKER
+======The Sydney Bushwalker.======
-yonthly :81)11:.itin devoted to matters of interest to Try) 37dney DuEhlvlkers, 5 Hamilton Street, Sydney
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+A monthly Bulletin devoted to matters of interest to The Sydney Bush Walkers, 5 Hamilton Street, Sydney.
-No,l1C) IEBRUARY 1944
-Price 4d.
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-Editor: Clare Kinsella Production: Yvonne Rolfe
-AsEt. Grace Jolly Alice Wyborn
+===No. 110. February, 1944. Price 4d.===
-Bus.Manager: Alex Colley Subscriptions: Marie Kinsella.
-CONTENTS
+|**Editor**|Clare Kinsella|
-M....Mi. -
+|**Assistant Editor**|Grace Jolly|
-Gay Fawkes Plateau
+|**Business Manager**|Alex Colley|
-Wingen I
+|**Production**|Yvonne Rolfe|
-Mt. Shivering "
+|**Production Assistant**|Alice Wyborn|
-Social Events
+|**Subscriptions**|Marie Kinsella|
-Meanderings
-Our Own Meeting
+=====In This Issue:=====
-Federation matters .. S..
-Letters from Lads
+| | |Page|
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+|Gay Fawkes Plateau|J.V. Turner| 2|
-What 2ad4 Says
+|Wingen|Allan Wyborn| 4|
-Pao-e
+|Mt. Shivering|Frank Leyden| 5|
-J.V.Turner 2
+|Social Events| | 8|
-Allan yborn 4
+|Meanderings| | 9|
-Frank Leyden 5
+|Our Own Meeting| | 9|
+|Federation matters| |11|
+|Letters from the Lads| |12|
+=====Advertisements=====
+| |Page|
-SUMMER by
+|What Paddy Says|14|
-MICHAEL DU2:-;CEE
-Into the chasm*ed streets
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-Of, the stifling Town.
-The sun's hot ardour beats
+=====Summer=====
-Unpitying downs
-Slowly time's hour-glass spills
+by Michael Delarche.
-And the long day drags
- my heart is sick for the hills
+Into the chasmed streets\\
-And the naked crags!
+Of the stifling Town.\\
-I would barter a thousand days
+The sun's hot ardour beats\\
- For a wild hour's space On the stark and perilous ways
+Unpitying down!\\
-Of thr? sheer rock-face; The great peaks soar, afar
+Slowly time's hour-glass spills\\
-From the Towns' hot glare: There silence and solitude are,
+And the long day drags\\
+O my heart is sick for the hills\\
+And the naked crags!\\
+I would barter a thousand days\\
+For a wild hour's space\\
+On the stark and perilous ways\\
+Of the sheer rock-face;\\
+The great peaks soar, afar\\
+From the Towns' hot glare:\\
+There silence and solitude are,\\
 And my heart is there.
-From John OfLoneon's 'eekly.
+From John O'Loneon's Weekly.
+----
 NEW r-DIGLAND NATIONAL PARK AND POINT LOOKOUT GUY FAWKES PLATEAU
 J. V. TURNER.