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-THE SYDNEY BUSHWALKER
+======THE SYDNEY BUSHWALKER======
-A Monthly.Bulletin_devoted to. matters ofintere-st to The Sidney Bushwalkersf, 5 Hamilton Street, Sydney
+A monthly bulletin devoted to matters of interest to The Sydney Bushwalkers, 5 Hamilton Street, Sydney.
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+|No.120 |DECEMBER, 1945 |Price 6d|
-No, 120 DECEMBER4.:l9 - Price 6d.
-Editor: ,Clare Kinsella Production: ,Yvonne Rolfe
+|Editor: | Clare Kinsella |
-Asst,, Grace Jolly . Asst. Alice WybOrn
+|Assist: | Grace Jolly |
-Bus, Man, -John Johnson Sales 84.11bs, Betty Dickenson.
+|Production: |Yvonne Rolfe|
-- CONTENTS 7
+|Assist: |Alice Wyborn |
+|Bus. Man: | John Johnson|
+|Sales & Subs: | Betty Dickenson |
-Snakes and Ladders Coolamine The Beautif4-Princess. Letters fTOM.the,Lads Things generally.:
+=====CONTENTS=====
-Goodman's Advt.  . What Paddy' Says
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-and drives the Ants deep underground,
+| Snakes and Ladders | David D. Stead | 2 |
-Outside the tall_sun fades the ehabby mallee, the stony drift-sand shrivels
+| Coolamine  |  Allan Wyborn |  3 |
-the drab sparse plants: s,.
+| The Beautiful Princess |  |  5 |
-there's not a cloud in all the sky:to cast a shadow On the ti-emulous plain.
+| Letters from the Lads |  |  7 |
-Stirless the windmills, thirsty cattle standing -despondently about the empty. tanks
+| Things generally |  |  9 |
-stamping and tosing their heads, ,
+| Goodman's Advt |  |  9 |
-in torment of the _flies from,%dawn:to dark. For ten parched dayi it has been like thie and, although I ,love the. desert,-I
+|  What Paddy Says |  |  10 |
-have'found mybelf,
+.
-. dreaming:.
-cf-upright4tims 1:7 a mountain. 'creek
-where the red 1Diii-ania blooMs,. .
-where bell-birds chime through the morning iiistb
- . .
-and gre enness can 14de fxom the sunl. '
-of rOck-laoleb: where- the brUmbies slink .
-like 'swift cloud-Sha'dows from the gidgi-scrub.
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-to drink when the moOn is low.
-FLEX.4.bREH fiUDS ON in-
-' "IN THE WIND'S -TEETH".
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+// Outside the tall sun fades the shabby mallee, \\
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+and drives the Ants deep underground, \\
-by'bavid D. Stead , 2
+the stony drift-sand shrivels \\
-by iari Wyborn 3
+the drab sparse plants; \\
+there's not a cloud in all the sky to cast  \\
+a shadow on the tremulous plain. \\
-.
+Stir-less the windmills, thirsty cattle standing  \\
-,
+despondently about the empty tanks  \\
- *4 . 9
+stamping and tossing their heads  \\
-  IO.
+in torment of the flies from dawn to dark. \\
-:-
+For ten parched days it has been like this \\
-SNAKES (AND LADDERS). or
+and, although I ,love the desert, I \\
+have found myself, \\
+dreaming \\
+of upright gums by a mountain creek \\
+where the red boronia blooms, \\
+where bell-birds chime through the morning mists \\
+and greenness can hide from the sun; \\
+of rock-holes where the brumbies slink \\
+like swift cloud-Shadows from the gidgi-scrub \\
+to drink when the moon is low. \\
+//
+FLEXMORE HUDSON in \\
+"IN THE WIND'S TEETH".
+=====SNAKES (AND LADDERS). or=====
 A Few Notes About our Reptiles.
 By David D. Stead.