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- | TI , Cf n=+-rtl-t7' | + | ======The sydney Bushwalker====== |
- | A Monthly Bulletin devoted to matters of interest to Intsaslatz | + | |
- | Bush walkers. | + | A Monthly Bulletin devoted to matters of interest to __The Sydney Bushwalkers__. Address at present - C/- Miss E. Garrad, 8 Bond Street, Sydney. |
- | Address at present - 77- Miss E. Garrad, 8 Bond Street, Sydney, | + | |
- | No. 135 MARCH, 1946 Price 6d, | + | ====No. 135 March, 1946 Price 6d.==== |
- | Editor: Ray Kirkby | + | |
- | Assist: Dorothy Brigden | + | |**Editor**|Ray Kirkby| |
- | Bus.Manager: Peggy Branedon Sales & Subs: Jean Harvey | + | |**Assist**|Dorothy Brigden| |
- | CONTENTS Page. | + | |**Bus. Manager**|Peggy Branedon| |
- | Walking in the Australian Alps | + | |**Production**|Yvonne Rolfe| |
- | Annual Meeting | + | |**Assist.**|Kath. McKay| |
- | How I Got into the " | + | |**Sales & Subs**|Jean Harvey| |
- | The News E. & O.E, 8 | + | |
- | Mt. Erica - Southern Alps Dot English 9 | + | =====Contents.===== |
- | From | + | |
- | TRANSCONTINENTAL | + | | | |Page| |
+ | |Walking in the Australian Alps|Alex Colley| 2| | ||
+ | |Annual Meeting|Denis Gittoes| 5| | ||
+ | |How I Got into the " | ||
+ | |The News|E. & O.E.| 8| | ||
+ | |Mt. Erica - Southern Alps|Dot English| 9| | ||
+ | |||
+ | =====Transcontinental.===== | ||
John Thompson. | John Thompson. | ||
- | Out from the little city that chaffers and sweats; out from the little villas: out from their fear of a naked word or act: out from a soil | + | |
- | vended or bought by footage: out from Perth: out from the suburbs and the mice they breed | + | Out from the little city that chaffers and sweats\\ |
- | - the decorous porch, palm, lawn, and pencil pine - till vacant lots appear, and ragged yards, | + | out from the little villas: out from their fear\\ |
- | untidier gardens at the ends of paddocks, | + | of a naked word or act: out from a soil\\ |
- | hot scrags of dogged scrub, then rusty workshops | + | vended or bought by footage: out from Perth:\\ |
- | the last hotel, the last urban alignment. | + | out from the suburbs and the mice they breed\\ |
- | Out, out and up, by orchnrd | + | - the decorous porch, palm, lawn, and pencil pine -\\ |
- | (where mouse might lift a fore-paw, find a hand) | + | till vacant lots appear, and ragged yards,\\ |
- | till forest hits our nostrils. Behind us now | + | untidier gardens at the ends of paddocks,\\ |
- | the patterned coastlands merge their coloured sweeps | + | hot scrags of dogged scrub, then rusty workshops\\ |
- | in argent sunlight, the city dissolves in light | + | the last hotel, the last urban alignment.\\ |
- | far off. But sudden crags (like petrifactions of half-formed limbless headless nameless beings or spirits old as the world, round-humped, | + | Out, out and up, by orchard |
- | as yogis) blunt this picture out. Dry flanks of grey reptilian ranges, shaggy with weird | + | (where mouse might lift a fore-paw, find a hand)\\ |
- | millennial lilies and pre-adamic trees, | + | till forest hits our nostrils. Behind us now\\ |
+ | the patterned coastlands merge their coloured sweeps\\ | ||
+ | in argent sunlight, the city dissolves in light\\ | ||
+ | far off. But sudden crags (like petrifactions\\ | ||
+ | of half-formed limbless headless nameless beings\\ | ||
+ | or spirits old as the world, round-humped, | ||
+ | as yogis) blunt this picture out. Dry flanks\\ | ||
+ | of grey reptilian ranges, shaggy with weird\\ | ||
+ | millennial lilies and pre-adamic trees,\\ | ||
press round our carriages which shake their sleep. | press round our carriages which shake their sleep. | ||
+ | |||
WALKING IN THE AUSTRALIAN ALPS | WALKING IN THE AUSTRALIAN ALPS | ||
By Alex Colley | By Alex Colley |
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