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The moral of these episodes lies in a fact interesting to walkers. Under the conditions of the fire insurance policy now issued by the associated insurance companies, a policy covering the household furniture and personal effects of a residence, flat or guest-house automatically extends to cover walking gear against fire whilst temporarily removed (including in transit) to anywhere in the Commonwealth, | The moral of these episodes lies in a fact interesting to walkers. Under the conditions of the fire insurance policy now issued by the associated insurance companies, a policy covering the household furniture and personal effects of a residence, flat or guest-house automatically extends to cover walking gear against fire whilst temporarily removed (including in transit) to anywhere in the Commonwealth, | ||
- | So if such a misfortune should come your way, don't forget | + | So if such a misfortune should come your way, don't forget |
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They both jumped up and looked round in mild surprise. | They both jumped up and looked round in mild surprise. | ||
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- | Everything had gone very well on Ken Meadows recent Colong Caves trip, It ha. Veen. a comfortable, | + | Everything had gone very well on Ken Meadows recent Colong Caves trip, It had been a comfortable, |
- | For the retUrn | + | For the return |
- | In Oolong Swamp, the rabbits (real ones)' | + | |
- | John Broughton was the fifist to come out at theYerranderie Road Junction and was in the act of climbing over a fence to' seek confirmation of our position and,, perhaps, a cup of tea from a nearby house, when 'a sharp=eyed MeMber" | + | |
- | 15 special bus (which shouldhave joined at Yerranderie) spotted | + | |
- | John ands of course S-tOPpect-the bus - to find out what he was doing there, no doubtl The general rejoicing at the re-union with four " | + | |
- | It looked like the party returning to the Metropolis without it leader. However, it. didn!t take a great deal of discreet - | + | |
- | hinting to coax the bus driver to return to Yerranderie and pick up the leader' | + | |
- | And after all that we reached Camden in time for 7.25 p m. train - the one we intended to catch, anyway. | + | |
+ | In Colong Swamp, the rabbits (real ones) and roos were plentiful and created quite a diversion. So much so that the four breakaway missed the Yerranderie turn, and, having no landmarks in the Mist, went South on to the Oberon Stock route. Then followed the long trek seeking Yerranderie through the mist. It seemed that we would reach the Wollondilly before we would reach Yerranderie. | ||
+ | John Broughton was the first to come out at the Yerranderie Road Junction and was in the act of climbing over a fence to seek confirmation of our position and perhaps, a cup of tea from a nearby house, when a sharp eyed member of the party, passing in our special bus (which we should have joined at Yerranderie) spotted John ands of course stopped the bus - to find out what he was doing there, no doubt! The general rejoicing at the re-union with four " | ||
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+ | It looked like the party returning to the Metropolis without it leader. However, it didn't take a great deal of discreet hinting to coax the bus driver to return to Yerranderie and pick up the leader. | ||
+ | And after all that we reached Camden in time for 7.25 p m. train - the one we intended to catch, anyway. | ||
====== Swimming Carnival February 19 & 20 ====== | ====== Swimming Carnival February 19 & 20 ====== | ||
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**IT DOESN' | **IT DOESN' | ||
- | Yes,,it's come to an end. Y' | + | Yes, |
- | fizzled.. Let us know by remitting promptly, if you want to reneld. If sending by post, please | + | |
- | by 'subscribing. The first copy starts with the February issue. Be in it with the latest!! | + | ANNUAL RATES: Posted 6/6d. Held in Clubroom |
- | ANNUAL RATES: Posted 6/6d. Held in,Clubroom | + | |
- | Subscribensjoining | + | |
- | BRIAN HARVEY Business Manager. | + | |
====== Federation Notes ====== | ====== Federation Notes ====== | ||
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by Brian Harvey | by Brian Harvey | ||
- | NATIONAL PARK: Proposed date of meeting of conservational bodies meeting has :not yet been fixed.. Any information concerning destruction of Park bushlands | + | |
- | BUSHWALKER ANNUAL is still in the hands of the:printer but should be on sale this Month. | + | NATIONAL PARK: Proposed date of meeting of conservational bodies meeting has not yet been fixed. Any information concerning destruction of Park bush lands will be welcome. |
- | BOUDDI NATURAL PART Working Bee is set down for weekend of May 7787 | + | |
- | BRISBANE BUSHWALKERS have been formed with present membership of 85 in a period of four months, showing live interest in the North. Club has intimated desire to affiliate. | + | BUSHWALKER ANNUAL is still in the hands of the printer but should be on sale this Month. |
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+ | BOUDDI NATURAL PART Working Bee is set down for weekend of May 7/8. | ||
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+ | BRISBANE BUSHWALKERS have been formed with present membership of 85 in a period of four months, showing live interest in the North. Club has intimated desire to affiliate. Tack Whitton, | ||
21 Upfield Street, East Brisbane, should be contacted for Queensland walking information. | 21 Upfield Street, East Brisbane, should be contacted for Queensland walking information. | ||
- | CARRYING OF RIFLES: The C.M.W. supported by the S.B.W. made an unsuccessfill, | + | |
- | alarm." | + | CARRYING OF RIFLES: The C.M.W. supported by the S.B.W. made an unsuccessful attempt |
- | CODE OF BUSHWALKING ETHICS is being. prepared by Federation President, | + | |
- | conservational objects and high ideals in bushwalkersl behavious, I foreshadow some lively objections by some. Of the newer clubs' | + | CODE OF BUSHWALKING ETHICS is being. prepared by Federation President, |
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- | ANNUAL FEDERATION REUNION: The River Canoe Club has recommeriTeda spo76-77-the-Nepean, opposite Fitzgerald' | + | ANNUAL FEDERATION REUNION: The River Canoe Club has recommended a spot on the Nepean, opposite Fitzgerald' |
====== Births Marriages and Engagements ====== | ====== Births Marriages and Engagements ====== | ||
- | Our hearty congratulations and best wishes to | + | Our hearty congratulations and best wishes to Joan and John Hunter, who are the proud parents of twins. Betty and Jack Rose, who now have a son. Norma Phillips and Russ Wilkins, who were married, last week. |
- | Joan and'John Hunter, who are the proud parents of twins. Betty and Jack Rose, who now have a son. | + | |
- | Norma Phillips and Russ Wilkins, who were married, last week. | + | |
- | And to the two recently engaged couples - Kath Hardy and Zim Brown; Norma Barden and Eric Rowen. | + | And to the two recently engaged couples - Kath Hardy and Jim Brown; Norma Barden and Eric Rowen. |
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- | Mounting a spur on the divide between the Clycle | + | Mounting a spur on the divide between the Clyde and Endrick we came upon an open expanse of flat sandstone. On the rock lay a number of large stones. Strange to find them there on top of the range; stranger still to find they were arranged in rows. |
Then the significance of the place dawned upon us. We were looking upon an aboriginal Bawra ground, perhaps undisturbed since the last initiation ceremony somewhere in the early part of last century. No, not quite undisturbed - the outlines of a kangaroo were too neat for the aboriginals - this symbol had been rearranged by whites. But thereat we were sure was genuine. The central pattern was a large oval, perhaps 20 yards long, divided by a partition running down its long axis. The situation was magnificent - high above the great gorges and sandstone walls of the upper Clyde - a place that could not be overlooked, so that the women, and members of other tribes, could not witness the secret and solemn rites of initiation. The scene was unchanged since that last sad corroboree. Only the people were missing. | Then the significance of the place dawned upon us. We were looking upon an aboriginal Bawra ground, perhaps undisturbed since the last initiation ceremony somewhere in the early part of last century. No, not quite undisturbed - the outlines of a kangaroo were too neat for the aboriginals - this symbol had been rearranged by whites. But thereat we were sure was genuine. The central pattern was a large oval, perhaps 20 yards long, divided by a partition running down its long axis. The situation was magnificent - high above the great gorges and sandstone walls of the upper Clyde - a place that could not be overlooked, so that the women, and members of other tribes, could not witness the secret and solemn rites of initiation. The scene was unchanged since that last sad corroboree. Only the people were missing. | ||
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Mr. E. Caines Phillips advises that canoeing map No.46 of the Fish and Macquarie Rivers (Tarana to Bathurst) is now available. | Mr. E. Caines Phillips advises that canoeing map No.46 of the Fish and Macquarie Rivers (Tarana to Bathurst) is now available. |
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