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 The N.P.A. attracted 28 adults and 25 children (including many S.B.W's) to the pleasant camp at the TSR at Endrick River crossing. Day trips to Endrick Falls and Currockbilly. The Falls were at their best with a good flow of water following recent heavy rain.
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 ====We're Getting Ready For Winter! Are You?====
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 Castlereagh St Sydney BM2685
-FROM BUILMOOSE TO THE EDU0i3, Dear Sir,
+=====From Bullmoose To The Editor:=====
-Goodray: -
-Having been asked by some of your roving reporters fcr material for your. magazine -while contentedly lazing aroand some of the old campsites, the trash below was scribbled and as I don't, seem able to ma-iie the c lubrooms these days, ferrwarded to you in the hope af filling up half a page as well as letting interested members (if any) know how I feel on returning with my sense of humour a little farther warped.
+Dear Sir,
-"Hone - for better cr for verse."
+Good'ay! -
+Having been asked by some of your roving reporters for material for your magazine while contentedly lazing around some of the old campsites, the trash below was scribbled and as I don't seem able to make the clubrooms these days, forwarded to you in the hope of filling up half a page as well as letting interested members (if any) know how I feel on returning with my sense of humour a little farther warped.
+"Home - for better or for verse."
 (That is attempted free verse).
-It is said "The greater part of travel
-Is returning to the hills of home."
+It is said "The greater part of travel\\
-How true - Fcr hills and streams hold meaiories of
+Is returning to the hills of home."\\
-days unmatched and nights spent under star-s
+How true - For hills and streams hold memories of\\
+days unmatched and nights spent under stars\\
 or tents.
-OrE finds no matter what 's state,
-Home s
+One finds no matter what life's state,\\
-Where
+Home's\\
-The heart
+Where\\
-Is.
+The heart\\
-The place where one can live with friends finding peace and happiness
+Is.\\
-It is indeed stimulating to expa'iment in
+The place where one can live with friends finding peace and happiness\\
-free verse. - no need for stirring rhythm
+within.
-Descriptive Lmilies - regular izetre
-Nor for it to rhyme or even
+It is indeed stimulating to experiment in\\
-Make sense.
+free verse. - no need for stirring rhythm\\
-And it is a rewarding experience to -mite
+Descriptive similies - regular metre\\
-One
+Nor for it to rhyme or even\\
-Word
+Make sense.\\
-To
+And it is a rewarding experience to write\\
-A line
+One\\
-And see the last one start at tile left-. and go all the way across the page.
+Word\\
+To\\
+A line\\
+And see the last one start at the left and go all the way across the\\
+page.
 Yours -
 Eric Pegram.
-OMINWI140.wole
-APRIL 21-22-23 King Pin - Shoalhaven River - Badgeryis Tolwong Plateau. - Lake Louise - King Pin.
+----
-Private transport via Tallong to Long Point, Lookout.
-Views of the Shoalhaven Gorge (1800t) and River, pleasant river traverse of Tolvvong Plateau.
+|April 21/22/23|King Pin - Shoalhaven River - Badgery's - Tolwong Plateau - Lake Louise - King Pin. Private transport via Tallong to Long Point Lookout. Views of the Shoalhaven Gorge (1800') and River, pleasant river traverse of Tolwong Plateau. See leader Arnold Fleishman for further details. Maps: Sketch map of Shoalhaven River (Badgery's to the Block-Up) by Stuart Brooks, Bill Carter, Ron Knightley (1947) and Yalwal Military Map.|
-See leader Arnold Fleishman for further details.
-Maps: S1,mtch map of Shoalhaven River (Badgery's to the Block-Up) by Stuart Brooks, Bill Carter, Ron Knightley (1947) and Yalwal Military Map.
+=====Day Walks.=====
-MI WALES.
-.
 - David Ingram.
-APRIL 23RD
-APR/L 30TH
+|April 23rd|Campbelltown - Woolwash - Fire Lookout Tower - O'Hare's Creek - Campbelltown. 15 miles. This is a genuine test walk with a little scrub bashing and a rock hop along O'Hare's Creek. Passes through some unspoilt country. 8.25 a.m. Goulburn train from Central Steam Station. Tickets: Campbelltown Return @ 7/6d. Map: Camden Military Leader: David Ingram.|
-MAY 14TH
+|April 30th|Waterfall - Uloola Falls - Heathcote. 9 miles. Recommended for new walkers. Traverses the Western side of the Royal National Park. If there is a good shower of rain during the preceding week, Uloola Cascades and Falls will be particularly attractive. Some aboriginal carvings en route. 8.50 a.m. Electric Train Central to Sutherland. CHANGE at Sutherland for rail motor to Waterfall. Tickets: Waterfall Return 5/9d. Map: Port Hacking or National Park Tourist. Leader: Dick Child.|
-Cempbelltown Woolwash - Fire Lookout Tower - O'Hare's Creek - Campbelltown. 15 miles.
+|May 7th|Heathcote - Kangaroo Creek - Audley. 7 miles. Suitable for new members. This walk enters the Royal National Park where last week's came out. Attractive scenery along Kangaroo Creek. Train time / Travel instructions / Maps: exactly the same as for April 30. Tickets: Heathcote Return @ 5/3d. Leader: Greg Grennan.|
-This is a genuine test walk with a little scrub bashing and a rock hop along O'Hare's Creek. Passes through some unspoilt country.
+|May 14th|Berowra - Want Trig - Jerusalem Bay - Cowan. 9 miles. Something a little different from the routine walks. Scratchy in parts with one scramble down to Cowan Creek. Suitable for new walkers. 8.40 a.m. Electric train Central - Hornsby via Bridge. CHANGE at Hornsby for Cowan. Tickets: Cowan via Bridge @ 6/3d. approx. Map: Broken Bay Military or Hawkesbury River Tourist. Leader: David Ingram.|
-.25 a m. Goulburn train from Central Steam Station.
-Tickets: Campbelltown Return  7/6d.
+----
-Map: Camden Military
-Leader: David Ingram.
+|April 22-22|Blackheath - Car to Perry's - Blue Gum - Grand Canyon - Blackheath. Drop 2,000' to Blue Gum Forest. Comfortable camping in forest of stately gums. Mostly track walk out (steep climb to Canyon) past Syncarpia, Beauchamp Falls and the scenic Grand Canyon. Leader: John Cambon. Map: Katoomba Military.|
-Waterfall - Uloola Falls - Heathcote, 9 miles.
-Reccumended fcr new wallows. Traverses the Western side of the Royal National :Park. If there is a good &lower of rain during the preceding week, Uloola Cascades and Falls vital be particularly attractive. Some aboriginal carvings en rot* e.
-.50 a m. Electric Train Central to Sutherland. G'HAIGE at Sutherland fats rail motor to Waterfall.
-Tickets: Waterfall Return 5/9d.
-Map: Port Hacki ng cr National Park Tourist.
-Leader : Dick Child.
-Heathcote - Kangaroo Creek - Andley. 7 miles.
-Suitable for new meribers. This walk enters the Royal National Park where last week's came out. Attractive scenery along Kargaroo Creek.
-Train tire
-Travel instructions ) exactly the same as far April 30. Maps
-Tickets: Heathcote Return @ 5/3d.
-  Leader: Greg Grennan.
-Berowts - Want Trig - Jerusalem Bay - Cowan. 9 miles.
-Something a little different from the rcutine walks. Scrptchy in parts with one scramble down to Cowan Creek. Suitable for new walkers,
-.0 a m.. Electric train Central - Hornsby via Bridge. CHAME at Hornsby for Cowan.
-Tickets: Cowan via Bridge  6/3d. approx.
-Map: Broken Bay Military or Hawkesbury River Tourist. Leader: David Ingram.
-APRIL 22=22 Blackheath - Car to Perry's - -Blue Gum - Grand Canyon - Blackheath. Drop 2:000' to Blue Gum Forest. Comfortable camping in forest of stately aims.
-Mostly track walk out (steep climb to Canyon) past Synca rpia, Beauchamp Falls and the scenic Grand Carryon,
-Leader: John Cambon.
-Map: Katoomba Military.
-.
 TIME 1ATE CLIOED MT. FLETCI:72,
 Geof Wagg.