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-THE SYDNEY BUSHWALKER +**THE SYDNEY BUSHWALKER**  
 A monthly bulletin of matters of interest to the Sydney Bush Walkers, The N.S.W. Nurses' Association Rooms, "Northcote Building" , Reiby Place, Sydney. Box NO.4476 G.P.O., Sydney. Phone JW1262 A monthly bulletin of matters of interest to the Sydney Bush Walkers, The N.S.W. Nurses' Association Rooms, "Northcote Building" , Reiby Place, Sydney. Box NO.4476 G.P.O., Sydney. Phone JW1262
  
-308 AUGUST 1960 Price 1/ -+**308 AUGUST 1960 Price 1/** 
  
-Editor: Don Matthews, 33 Pomona Street,Pennant Hills. lATJ3514 
-Reproduction: Denise Hull   
-Sales & Subs.: Eileen Taylor 
-Business Manager: Brian Harvey  
-Typed by Jean Harvey 
  
-CONTENTS +|**Editor** | Don Matthews, 33 Pomona Street, Pennant Hills. WJ3514| 
 +|**Reproduction**| Denise Hull | 
 +|**Sales & Subs.**| Eileen Taylor | 
 +|**Business Manager**| Brian Harvey | 
 +|**Typed** | Jean Harvey | 
 + 
 +**Contents**
    
-Federation Ball 1 +|Federation Ball1| 
-Social Notes - Pam Baker 2 +|Social Notes - Pam Baker2| 
-The 1960 Walking Trial - M. McGregor 2 +|The 1960 Walking Trial - M. McGregor |2| 
-At Our July Meeting Alex Colley 3 +|At Our July Meeting Alex Colley |3| 
-The Knightleys Farewell - Kath McKay 4 +|The Knightleys Farewell - Kath McKay4| 
-Letter to the Editor - A. Strom 6 +|Letter to the Editor - A. Strom |6| 
-Sanitarium Health Food - Advertisement 7 +|Sanitarium Health Food - Advertisement7| 
-Head Due South - Carl Doherty 7 +|Head Due South - Carl Doherty |7| 
-Hatswell's Taxi & Tourist Service Advertisement 9 +|Hatswell's Taxi & Tourist Service Advertisement9| 
-Day Walks 11 +|Day Walks |11| 
-The Vagabond - Clarice Morris 12 +|The Vagabond - Clarice Morris |12| 
-Paddy's Advertisement 13 +|Paddy's Advertisement |13| 
-Some Weekend Walks 14 +|Some Weekend Walks14| 
-Cradle Mountain - Lake St. Clair Reserve - R.Craggs 15 +|Cradle Mountain - Lake St. Clair Reserve - R.Craggs |15| 
-Flight to London - Ron Knightley 17+|Flight to London - Ron Knightley |17|
  
  
-FEDERATION BALL.+**FEDERATION BALL**
 FRIDAY  23RD SEPTEMBER, 1960 8.30 p m. - 1.30 a m. AT PADDINGTON TOWN HALL, FRIDAY  23RD SEPTEMBER, 1960 8.30 p m. - 1.30 a m. AT PADDINGTON TOWN HALL,
 TICKETS 21/-. TICKETS 21/-.
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-**SOCIAL NOTES** +===== Social Notes ===== 
-Pamela Baker.+ 
 +Pamela Baker
  
 AUGUST 17TH AUGUST 17TH
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-**THE 1960 WALKING TRIAL** + 
-Malcolm McGregor.+===== The 1960 Walking Trial ===== 
 + 
 +Malcolm McGregor
  
 This year the trial, to be held on the weekend September 16-17-18, will be in the Blue Mountains area as before. This year the trial, to be held on the weekend September 16-17-18, will be in the Blue Mountains area as before.
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-**At Our July Meeting**+===== At Our July Meeting ===== 
 Alex Colley Alex Colley
  
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 Ski-ing types held a Silicone party at Lyndsey Gray's home recently. About 8 gallons of Silicone solution were consumed in proofing (or so they hope) a wide variety of gear. Superiority or otherwise over old fashioned but effective methods should be known in a few week's time. Ski-ing types held a Silicone party at Lyndsey Gray's home recently. About 8 gallons of Silicone solution were consumed in proofing (or so they hope) a wide variety of gear. Superiority or otherwise over old fashioned but effective methods should be known in a few week's time.
  
-** + 
-THE KNIGHTLEY'S FAREWELL**.+===== The Knightley's Farewell ===== 
  
 On July 2nd the Sydney Bush Walkers said goodbye to their President, Ron Knightley, his wife Dorothy and their two children, Sharon and Stephen. On July 2nd the Sydney Bush Walkers said goodbye to their President, Ron Knightley, his wife Dorothy and their two children, Sharon and Stephen.
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 We all sang For They Are Jolly Good Fellows, Jack Gentle voiced our thanks to the hospitable Harveys, and drops of rain descended as the meeting broke up, a little early, but everyone well content. We all sang For They Are Jolly Good Fellows, Jack Gentle voiced our thanks to the hospitable Harveys, and drops of rain descended as the meeting broke up, a little early, but everyone well content.
  
-** +**Rock Climbing Instructional**
-Rock Climbing Instructional** +
  
 AUGUST 13-1/ AUGUST 13-1/
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-Letter To The Editor+===== Letter To The Editor ===== 
 3 Coopernook Avenue, Gymea Bay.  3 Coopernook Avenue, Gymea Bay. 
 July 17th, 1960. July 17th, 1960.
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-**Head Due South.**+===== Head Due South ===== 
 Carl Doherty. Carl Doherty.
  
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 The order of march was now reversed - the idea being to reach Newnes, bring the cars up and so save Lyndsey the last four miles walk. On Dot's request a member of the Catholic Bushwalkers tho had his car at the tunnel, drove back and brought Lyndsey down to inspect the tunnel after which he drove her out to Bell. We lunched on the valley side of the tunnel and then walked down the line until we reached the road leading to the farm. Dot demonstrated her maternal responsibility in an unusual may  From the time we left the pine forest she clearly marked our way with large arrows muttering as she drew them "You can't trust Duncan, he'd go astray anywhere". Curiosity gaining the upper hard we asked - why her interest in Bob. "Well," answered Dot, constructing a great timber arrow pointing towards the valley "Rona is with him and I don't want her to miss school tomorrow". A lift to the pub spared us the last four miles roadbash also and speeded up our move out. With the exception of my car taking a rest on the steepest part of the road out and holding up half a dozen cars the run to Katoomba was uneventful. The order of march was now reversed - the idea being to reach Newnes, bring the cars up and so save Lyndsey the last four miles walk. On Dot's request a member of the Catholic Bushwalkers tho had his car at the tunnel, drove back and brought Lyndsey down to inspect the tunnel after which he drove her out to Bell. We lunched on the valley side of the tunnel and then walked down the line until we reached the road leading to the farm. Dot demonstrated her maternal responsibility in an unusual may  From the time we left the pine forest she clearly marked our way with large arrows muttering as she drew them "You can't trust Duncan, he'd go astray anywhere". Curiosity gaining the upper hard we asked - why her interest in Bob. "Well," answered Dot, constructing a great timber arrow pointing towards the valley "Rona is with him and I don't want her to miss school tomorrow". A lift to the pub spared us the last four miles roadbash also and speeded up our move out. With the exception of my car taking a rest on the steepest part of the road out and holding up half a dozen cars the run to Katoomba was uneventful.
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 +===== Day Walks =====
  
-DAY WALKS. +**AUGUST 14**
- +
-AUGUST 14+
 Parramatta - bus to Rouse Hill - Cattai Creek - Vineyard Station. NOTE: Owing to time-table alterations train will now leave Central Electric Station for Parramatta direct at 8.9 am. Parramatta - bus to Rouse Hill - Cattai Creek - Vineyard Station. NOTE: Owing to time-table alterations train will now leave Central Electric Station for Parramatta direct at 8.9 am.
 Bus will leave Parramatta Station at 9.0 am. Bus will leave Parramatta Station at 9.0 am.
 Leader: David Ingram. Leader: David Ingram.
  
-AUGUST 21+**AUGUST 21**
 Waterfall - Uloola Falls - Heathcote. 8 miles. Waterfall - Uloola Falls - Heathcote. 8 miles.
 8.20 a m. electric train Central to Sutherland. CHANGE at SUTHERLAND for rail motor to Waterfall. 8.20 a m. electric train Central to Sutherland. CHANGE at SUTHERLAND for rail motor to Waterfall.
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 Leader: Clam Hallstrom. Leader: Clam Hallstrom.
  
-SEPTEMBER 4+**SEPTEMBER 4**
 Berowra - Waratah Bay - boat to Long Trig - Roach Trig - Cowan Trig - Terrey Hills. 10 miles. Berowra - Waratah Bay - boat to Long Trig - Roach Trig - Cowan Trig - Terrey Hills. 10 miles.
 8.15 a m. Gosford train from Central Steam Station to Berowra. (Leaves Hornsby at 8.48 a m.) 8.15 a m. Gosford train from Central Steam Station to Berowra. (Leaves Hornsby at 8.48 a m.)
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 Leader: David Ingram. Leader: David Ingram.
  
-AUGUST 28+**AUGUST 28**
 Turramurra - bus to Bobbin Head - Cowan Creek - Cowan. 12 miles. 8.10 a m. electric train Central Turramurra via Bridge. 8.52 a m. bus Turramurra to Bobbin Head. Turramurra - bus to Bobbin Head - Cowan Creek - Cowan. 12 miles. 8.10 a m. electric train Central Turramurra via Bridge. 8.52 a m. bus Turramurra to Bobbin Head.
 Tickets: Return to Cowan via Bridge at 6/2, plus 1/11 bus fare. The first 5 miles are track walking, then the pressure comes on. From Waratah Bay to the top of the escarpment is scratchy and rough. There is a very good set of aboriginal carvings in this vicinity, which it is hoped to locate. Should be same good wildflower specimens. Tickets: Return to Cowan via Bridge at 6/2, plus 1/11 bus fare. The first 5 miles are track walking, then the pressure comes on. From Waratah Bay to the top of the escarpment is scratchy and rough. There is a very good set of aboriginal carvings in this vicinity, which it is hoped to locate. Should be same good wildflower specimens.
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 Hawkesbury Tourist, Hawkesbury Tourist,
 Leader: Jack Perry. Leader: Jack Perry.
- +** 
-SEPTEMBER 18 +SEPTEMBER 18** 
 Glenbrook - Red Hand Cave - The Oaks - Glenbrook. 12 miles. 8.20 a m. Mt. Victoria train from Central Steam Station. Glenbrook - Red Hand Cave - The Oaks - Glenbrook. 12 miles. 8.20 a m. Mt. Victoria train from Central Steam Station.
 Tickets: Glenbrook Return at 13/9d. Tickets: Glenbrook Return at 13/9d.
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-**THE VAGABOND.** +===== The Vagabond ===== 
-Clarice Morris.+ 
 +Clarice Morris
  
 About twelve months ago while browsing in the basement of Tyrrells secondhand book department for Australian I came upon a faded brown book with the back paper half off. The title "VAGABOND PAPERS!' intrigued me; so did the date 1876. About twelve months ago while browsing in the basement of Tyrrells secondhand book department for Australian I came upon a faded brown book with the back paper half off. The title "VAGABOND PAPERS!' intrigued me; so did the date 1876.
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 +===== Some Weekend Walks =====
  
  
-**SOME WEEKEND WALKS.**  +**AUGUST 20-21**
- +
-AUGUST 20-21+
 Blackheath - Perry's - Blue Gum - Grand Canyon - Blackheath. Car to Perry's Lookdown. Views of Mts. Banks, Hay etc. and Grose Valley. Blackheath - Perry's - Blue Gum - Grand Canyon - Blackheath. Car to Perry's Lookdown. Views of Mts. Banks, Hay etc. and Grose Valley.
 Steep 2000' descent to Blue Gum Forest. Camp in stand of beautiful Blue Gums. Easy creek walking to the start of the Grand Carryon. Steep ascent through the glens and past waterfalls and cascades. Steep 2000' descent to Blue Gum Forest. Camp in stand of beautiful Blue Gums. Easy creek walking to the start of the Grand Carryon. Steep ascent through the glens and past waterfalls and cascades.
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 Leader: Pam Baker. Leader: Pam Baker.
  
-AUGUST 26-27-28+**AUGUST 26-27-28**
 Blackheath - Carlon's - Breakfast Creek - Coxs River - Black Dog - Narrow Neck - Katoomba. Blackheath - Carlon's - Breakfast Creek - Coxs River - Black Dog - Narrow Neck - Katoomba.
 Track and rock hopping down Breakfast Creek. Fairly easy going along this delightful open section of the Cox's with crossings necessary. Pass Kanangra River junction, Kowmung River junction - climb out via Black Dog spur (views up Cox's River), Taro's ladder and Narrow Neck. Views from the Neck of country traversed, of Central Blue Mountains area, Warragamba backwaters, Mt. Solitary. Track and rock hopping down Breakfast Creek. Fairly easy going along this delightful open section of the Cox's with crossings necessary. Pass Kanangra River junction, Kowmung River junction - climb out via Black Dog spur (views up Cox's River), Taro's ladder and Narrow Neck. Views from the Neck of country traversed, of Central Blue Mountains area, Warragamba backwaters, Mt. Solitary.
-Maps: Myles Dunphy  Map of Gargerang s+Maps: Myles Dunphy Map of Gargerang s
 Jenolan Military. Jenolan Military.
 Leader: Roy Craggs. Leader: Roy Craggs.
  
-SEPTEMBER 9-10-11 +**SEPTEMBER 9-10-11** 
 Katoomba - Mt. Solitary - Korrowall Buttress - Cedar Creek - Katoomba. Katoomba - Mt. Solitary - Korrowall Buttress - Cedar Creek - Katoomba.
 Camp on Narrow Neck on Friday night. Then over Mt. Solitary and down the Buttress - steady nerves needed here - rope work possible if wanted. Pleasant camp on Cedar Creek. Rock hopping up the Creek on Sunday - waterfalls and cascades. Camp on Narrow Neck on Friday night. Then over Mt. Solitary and down the Buttress - steady nerves needed here - rope work possible if wanted. Pleasant camp on Cedar Creek. Rock hopping up the Creek on Sunday - waterfalls and cascades.
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 Leader: Jack Perry. Leader: Jack Perry.
  
-SEPTEMBER10-11+**SEPTEMBER 10-11**
 Wild Flowers and Scenic Panoramas. Wild Flowers and Scenic Panoramas.
 Ferry to Manly - bus to Church Point - Ferry to Lovett's Bay - Camp at Refuge Bay. Return to the Basin, ferry to Palm Beach. Medium Walking. Wild flowers galore. Views of Hawkesbury and Pittwater. Ferry to Manly - bus to Church Point - Ferry to Lovett's Bay - Camp at Refuge Bay. Return to the Basin, ferry to Palm Beach. Medium Walking. Wild flowers galore. Views of Hawkesbury and Pittwater.
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-**Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair Reserve**+===== Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair Reserve ===== 
  Roy Craggs.  Roy Craggs.
  
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 Leader: Colin Putt. Leader: Colin Putt.
  
-** + 
-FLIGHT TO LONDON.** +===== Flight to London ===== 
-Ron Knightley.+ 
 +Ron Knightley
  
 After leaving Perth in the Constellation at 11.15 p m. we dropped in on Djakarta at 6 a m. on to the well-grassed bush drome surrounded by coconut palms and banana trees. Cloudy and steamy, even at that hour. After leaving Perth in the Constellation at 11.15 p m. we dropped in on Djakarta at 6 a m. on to the well-grassed bush drome surrounded by coconut palms and banana trees. Cloudy and steamy, even at that hour.
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