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-THE SYDNEY BUSHWALKER
+======The Sydney Bushwalker.======
-A monthly Bulletin devoted to matters of interest tib The Sydney Bushwalkers, 5 Hamilton Street, Sydney
-No.112 APRIL, 1944 Price 4d.
+A monthly Bulletin devoted to matters of interest to The Sydney Bushwalkers, 5 Hamilton Street, Sydney.
-Editor: C. Kinsella Production: Yvonne Rolfe
-Assistant: G. Jolly Assistant: Alice Wyborn
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-Bas.Manager: J. Johnson Subs & sales: Betty Dickencen
-CONTENTS
+===No. 112. April, 1944. Price 4d.===
-  Pa;le..
-Over the Gap .00 648 Dot Engli&b. 2
+|**Editor**|C. Kinsella|
-Letter to the Editor... ... Dav Stead 5
+|**Assistant Editor**|G. Jolly|
-Goodman's Advt. .00    6
+|**Business Manager**|J. Johnson|
-An Open Letter ..  Zay Bean 7
+|**Production**|Yvonne Rolfe|
-Dried Vegetables 060 * OPO 8
+|**Production Assistant**|Alice Wyborn|
-Search and Rescue *SO  LQ4 Harpur 9
+|**Subscriptions**|Betty Dickinson|
-Camp Talk *00 000 O.  10
-Letters from Lade VOO  WO 11
+=====In This Issue:=====
-Our Own Meeting. *0* &DO 4  13
-Paddy's Voice 00. Ode I41. 14
+| | |Page|
-AN AMERICAN WRITER OF THE AUSTRALIAN BUSH
+|Over the Gap|Dot English| 2|
-The bush is beautiful in an eerie way, it is never, to my mind, melancholy; it is rather almost unbearably and unreasonably cheerful when bathed, as it usually is, in incredibly bright sunshine. Really to see the beauties of Australia -- and especially of the bush --
+|Letter to the Editor|Dave Stead| 5|
-one must retrain one's eye. Only when native-born painters appeared did the true appeal of the country get transferred to canvas. When clearly seen -- then intruding memories of other beauties are put aside -- it is masical. It is beautiful. And it is Australian. There is even an occasional surprise. Sometimes one will see a tree a-oparently covered with large pink and white flowers. As one approaches, the flowers take wing; they are gilahE. -- From
+|An Open Letter|Ray Bean| 7|
-"Introducing Australia."
+|Dried Vegetables| | 8|
-by C. ii.L.-:.aLEY GR:1.12TATI.
+|Search and Rescue|Les Harpur| 9|
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+|Camp Talk| |10|
+|Letters from Lads| |11|
+|Our Own Meeting| |13|
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+=====Advertisements:=====
+| |Page|
+|Goodman's Advt.| 6|
+|Paddy's Voice|14|
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+====An American Writer Of The Australian Bush.====
+The bush is beautiful in an eerie way, it is never, to my mind, melancholy; it is rather almost unbearably and unreasonably cheerful when bathed, as it usually is, in incredibly bright sunshine. Really to see the beauties of Australia - and especially of the bush - one must retrain one's eye. Only when native-born painters appeared did the true appeal of the country get transferred to canvas. When clearly seen - when intruding memories of other beauties are put aside - it is magical. It is beautiful. And it is Australian. There is even an occasional surprise. Sometimes one will see a tree apparently covered with large pink and white flowers. As one approaches, the flowers take wing; they are galahs.
+From "Introducing Australia." by C. Hartley Grattan.
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 - Dot English,