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194912 [2016/02/23 16:10] – [Snow Touring : A Trip to the Valentine Falls] kennettj | 194912 [2016/02/23 18:47] – [Conservation Supplement] kennettj | ||
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- | This function is to be held at Lilyvale on Sunday | + | This function is to be held at Lilyvale on Sunday |
I would suggest to any members who have not been to one of these outings that they come along and sample the pleasure of giving joy to the children. Also I would like to make an appeal to any who can do so to save or beg and donate any butter coupons they can, as the butter situation is rather hard. Also any old bathing costumes would be welcome and appreciated by both the helpers and the children. | I would suggest to any members who have not been to one of these outings that they come along and sample the pleasure of giving joy to the children. Also I would like to make an appeal to any who can do so to save or beg and donate any butter coupons they can, as the butter situation is rather hard. Also any old bathing costumes would be welcome and appreciated by both the helpers and the children. | ||
- | Finally, please come along and help - you'll love it! - Rene Do Browne | + | Finally, please come along and help - you'll love it! - Rene D. Browne |
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- | At our last meeting £20 was voted for the produdtion | + | At our last meeting £20 was voted for the production |
- | Write articles on the history of the proposal for the Greater Blue Mountains National Park; the purpose of the park, how it would be planned and administered, | + | |
- | Go to different parts of -the arfm ard:tae •photographs of erosion and fire damage? | + | |
- | Submit old photographs of rivers which have since become silted, hillsides that have stnce.b.edone: | + | |
- | Submit photographs illustrating the scenic beauty of the area?\\ | + | |
- | Assist in typing and proof reading?\\ | + | |
+ | Write articles on the history of the proposal for the Greater Blue Mountains National Park; the purpose of the park, how it would be planned and administered, | ||
- | At the A.C. Cafe last Friday two of the Club's bachelors gave Gil Webb and Jean Mowbray the benefit | + | Go to different parts of the area and take photographs |
+ | Submit old photographs of rivers which have since become silted, hillsides that have since become eroded, etc.? | ||
- | Photos | + | Submit photographs illustrating the scenic beauty of the area? |
- | a•VmJ. | + | |
- | illustratira | + | Assist in typing and proof reading? |
- | Newnes-Mt.Urnerer-Capertee Mt. Trip. | + | |
- | Top row. •Tyan Pic from Capertee | + | |
- | Second row. Ruins' | + | At the A.C. Cafe last Friday two of the Club's bachelors gave Gil Webb and Jean Mowbray the benefit of their observations on marriages they had known. It was not till the meal was practically over that they spotted Jean's engagement ring. We extend our hearty congratulations and would like to point out how lucky they are to be so well advised. |
- | Third row. The Capertee River below Glen Davis; | + | |
- | ana more ruins at Newnes (model excluded). | + | |
- | Panorama. From Mt. 7ratorer, | + | **Photos illustrating |
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- | edge is about west ard the right extreme edge about north. | + | Top row : Tyan Pic from Capertee |
- | The numbered mounts are 1. Tyan Pic, 2. Dunn Ts Ht., 3. Capertee Mt., 4. Mt. Boonbourwa - on the second line of hills down from the horizon, | + | |
- | 5. Mt, Coricudgy. The party travelled diagonally across this panorama, from the midpoint of the left edge to Mt. Boonbourwa and then back in the | + | Second row: Ruins at Newnes. |
- | far distance nearly to Tyan Pic going over Caper4.ee | + | |
- | (Note for_photo_Eraphers. All of these TDhotos | + | Third row: The Capertee River below Glen Davis and more ruins at Newnes (model excluded). |
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+ | Panorama: From Mt. Uratorer. | ||
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+ | The numbered mounts are 1. Tyan Pic, 2. Dunn's Mt Ht. 3. Capertee Mt. 4. Mt. Boonbourwa - on the second line of hills down from the horizon, 5. Mt, Coricudgy. The party travelled diagonally across this panorama, from the midpoint of the left edge to Mt. Boonbourwa and then back in the far distance nearly to Tyan Pic going over Capertee | ||
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+ | (Note for photographers. All of these photos | ||
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- | Across across the knife-edged ridges, | + | Across across the knife-edged ridges,\\ |
- | never come again°. | + | Cross the creeks that have no bridges,\\ |
- | See the rags that he is wearing, | + | Hear the walker softly swearing,\\ |
- | Mighty pack that he is bearing, Now you'll understand him swearing, | + | " |
- | I'll never come again" | + | See the rags that he is wearing,\\ |
- | Attacked attacked by ant and fly, | + | Mighty pack that he is bearing,\\ |
- | Now and then you'll hear him sigh, wish to hell that I could die! | + | Now you'll understand him swearing,\\ |
- | never come again. | + | "I'll never come again" |
- | Far beyond the city's reaches, | + | Attacked attacked by ant and fly,\\ |
- | Blood absorbed by bugs and leeches, Bashing on he loud beseeches, | + | Now and then you'll hear him sigh,\\ |
- | "1111 never come again'. | + | Wish to hell that I could die!\\ |
- | Broken back and blistered feet, | + | never come again.\\ |
- | But If you think that he is beat, You'll be right: you'll hear him bleat, "1711 N-E-V-E-R come again°. | + | Far beyond the city's reaches,\\ |
- | UT | + | Blood absorbed by bugs and leeches,\\ |
- | Sung to the | + | Bashing on he loud beseeches,\\ |
- | tune of "Men of Harlich. | + | "I' |
- | Composed by Peter Dent and Warwick Jones one wet weekend at | + | Broken back and blistered feet,\\ |
- | Era Beach. | + | But if you think that he is beat,\\ |
- | 10, | + | You'll be right: you'll hear him bleat,\\ |
+ | "I' | ||
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+ | Sung to the tune of "Men of Harlich".\\ | ||
+ | Composed by Peter Dent and Warwick Jones one wet weekend at Era Beach. | ||
====== Federation Notes ====== | ====== Federation Notes ====== | ||
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By Brian G. Harvey. | By Brian G. Harvey. | ||
- | **THE CODE OF ETHICS** as adopted at the October Meeting will be re-or a ncl c-i-r7o-urth.ted | + | **THE CODE OF ETHICS** as adopted at the October Meeting will be roneoed and circulated |
- | **BOUDDI NATURAL PARK**. The Department of Lands has acknowledged our | + | **BOUDDI NATURAL PARK**. The Department of Lands has acknowledged our nominees |
- | rnees- | + | |
- | Nooll " | + | **No 11 BUSHWALKER**. Committee |
- | THE SOCIAL | + | **THE SOCIAL |
- | THE CONSERVATION BUREAU has met., The "Bu5hman Is Handbook" | + | **THE CONSERVATION BUREAU** has met. The "Bushman' |
**QUEEN VICTORIA HOMES**. Information has been received that recently walkers arrived at 1.30 a.m, and sought accommodation on a verandah and caused disturbance generally. The Matron has raised objections to the general use made of the Home telephone for taxi transport to Wentworth Falls as this service is most inconvenient. Walkers are generally regarded as unpopular on holiday weekends and all are asked to refrain from asking favours which throw additional work upon an already hardworking and probably short-staffed organisation. | **QUEEN VICTORIA HOMES**. Information has been received that recently walkers arrived at 1.30 a.m, and sought accommodation on a verandah and caused disturbance generally. The Matron has raised objections to the general use made of the Home telephone for taxi transport to Wentworth Falls as this service is most inconvenient. Walkers are generally regarded as unpopular on holiday weekends and all are asked to refrain from asking favours which throw additional work upon an already hardworking and probably short-staffed organisation. | ||
- | **WINGECARRIBEE SHIRE COUNCIL** is seeking assistance in the erection of -saTe-t--176.1-Triils7-a-t-rd-alri-s-77ookout | + | **WINGECARRIBEE SHIRE COUNCIL** is seeking assistance in the erection of safety railings at Adams Lookout |
- | Shire clerk at Goulburn welcome offers and supply particulars to - those interested. | + | |
**WILDFLOWERS**. The Conservation Bureau is to arrange a meeting o faFe-d7-15-odies to press for the bringing down of legislation to prevent the sale of wild flowers as it is felt that the license system is open to abuse. | **WILDFLOWERS**. The Conservation Bureau is to arrange a meeting o faFe-d7-15-odies to press for the bringing down of legislation to prevent the sale of wild flowers as it is felt that the license system is open to abuse. | ||
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**THE ANNUAL REUNION** of the Federated Clubs will now be held in May of each year, as the fixed date which obtained in September was found unsuitable to many walkers. Suggestions for suitable venue will be very welcome. Primitive Reserves are not favoured for this purpose as large bodies of campers are not conducive to the welfare of such areas. Sporting events will not be held in future. | **THE ANNUAL REUNION** of the Federated Clubs will now be held in May of each year, as the fixed date which obtained in September was found unsuitable to many walkers. Suggestions for suitable venue will be very welcome. Primitive Reserves are not favoured for this purpose as large bodies of campers are not conducive to the welfare of such areas. Sporting events will not be held in future. | ||
- | Our delegates gave NOTICE OF MOTION for the establishment of a committee to consider | + | Our delegates gave **NOTICE OF MOTION** for the establishment of a committee to consider |
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