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- | A monthly bulletin-of matters of interest to the Sydney Bush Walkers, | + | =====The Sydney Bushwalker.===== |
- | The N.S.W. | + | |
- | Reiby Place,- Sydney. . Box No. L476 G.P.O., Sydney. | + | A monthly bulletin-of matters of interest to the Sydney Bush Walkers, The N.S.W. |
- | ' | + | |
- | 322 OCTOBER | + | ====322 October |
- | Editor: Don Matthews, 33 Pomona Street, Reproduction: Denise Hull | + | |
- | Pennant Hills. ' | + | |Editor|Don Matthews, 33 Pomona Street, |
- | Business Manager: Brian Harvey | + | |Business Manager|Brian Harvey| |
- | CONTENTS. | + | |Reproduction|Denise Hull| |
- | | + | |Sales & Subs.|Eileen Taylor| |
- | Kanangra " | + | |Typed by|Jean Harvey| |
- | Social | + | |
- | The Long Weekend 2 | + | =====Contents.===== |
- | Special Walks Coming 3 | + | |
- | At 0,ur Extraordinary and Half-yearly General Meetings | + | | | |Page| |
- | - Alex Colley 4 | + | |Kanangra|"Taro"| 1| |
- | Letter to the Editor | + | |Social |
- | Blizzard Bound - Alex Theakstot | + | |The Long Weekend| | 2| |
- | AL Week in the Rockies | + | |Special Walks Coming| | 3| |
- | Hatsmellts Taxi et Tourist Service (Advertisement) 9 | + | |At Our Extraordinary and Half-yearly General Meetings|Alex Colley| 4| |
- | Federation | + | |Letter to the Editor|Allen A. Strom| 5| |
- | Charlie Pryde - B.G. Harvey 12 | + | |Blizzard Bound|Alex Theakston| |
- | Da Walks 12 | + | |A Week in the Rockies|Frank Digby| 7| |
- | Paddy' | + | |Federation's Annual Ball|" |
- | KANANURA. | + | |Charlie Pryde|B.G. Harvey|12| |
- | ....." | + | |Day Walks| |12| |
- | We climbed around all it s corner s and nooks and scrubs and gullies. We were | + | |Kowmung Cavalcade - Part I.| |14| |
- | on it by night - by moonlight - to catch the star dust gleam of far away Sydney. | + | |
+ | =====Advertisements.===== | ||
+ | |||
+ | | |Page| | ||
+ | |Hatswell' | ||
+ | |Paddy' | ||
+ | |||
+ | =====Kanangra.===== | ||
+ | |||
+ | ....." | ||
+ | |||
+ | We climbed around all its corners | ||
+ | |||
+ | We were up before dawn, heard the first bird calls, matched for the tip of Old Sol's head to creep up and paint the steeples of Thurat in all colours. What a feast of mountains: Colong just across the street, Gangerang just across a ridge or two, saying "come up and see me", Jellore - away south - yes - and behind it more landscape, for once it is not the sky line, Clear Hill! every twist and turn of it, Debert' | ||
+ | |||
+ | (From 'Hail Kanangra', | ||
+ | |||
+ | =====Social Notes.===== | ||
+ | |||
+ | ====Coming.==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | Don't miss these two talks! | ||
+ | |||
+ | |October 18th|Mr. Charles Casperson will speak on C.J. Dennis (of The Sentimerrbal Bloke" | ||
+ | |October 25th|Mr. L.G. Harrison (better known as " | ||
+ | |||
+ | ====Past.==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | |September 15th|Federation Ball. See our Social Reporter' | ||
+ | |September 20th|B.P. Films - an excellent selection of short films.| | ||
+ | |||
+ | ---- | ||
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+ | __Recently received__ and of interest to all thinking bushwalkers: | ||
+ | |||
+ | The Spring number of The National Parks Journal together with a reprint of "The Future of the Kosciusko Summit area: A report on a Proposed Primitive Area in the Kosciusko State Park". (A reprint from the Aust. Journal of Science, June 1961.) | ||
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+ | ---- | ||
+ | |||
+ | =====The Long Weekend.===== | ||
+ | |||
+ | |Main Range|Alex Theakston led a party of six from Guthega to the Blue Lake, where an ice cave was dug for comfort, and climbed Twvnam on the Sunday. Exploration of Watson' | ||
+ | |Colo|Bob Godfrey led 15 starters on a map reading expedition in the Angorawa Creek - Colo area.| | ||
+ | |Ettrema|Wilf Hilder and party of six explored the Ettrema badlands.| | ||
+ | |Kowmung|Ben Esgate, Snow Brown and party (6) went down Misery Ridge to the Kowmung, spent Sunday leisurely at the lower end of Morong Deep and returned by Landrigan' | ||
+ | |Carrington - Barren Grounds|A dozen or so S.B.W' | ||
+ | |||
+ | =====Special Walks Coming.===== | ||
+ | |||
+ | |October 20-21-22|__Fedreation Search & Rescue Demonstration__ weekend on the Colo. The location will be about 3 miles upstream from lower Portland. St. Alban' | ||
+ | |October 28-29|__Blue Gum Working Bee.__ The purpose of the weekend is to cut through logs which are impeding the proper flow of water in the Grose and causing erosion, and to clean up the area generally. Bring a Shovel to dig rubbish pits. Train: 8.50 a.m. to Blackheath. Car to Perry' | ||
+ | |November 10-11|__Lovetts Bay Area__ Working Bee. Track clearing from Lovett' | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==For The Intrepid.==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | |November 3-4-5|Kanangra Walls - Danae Brook - Kanangra Walls. "We were now imprisoned in our canyon, our only way out being down, as three sides were now sheer to overhanging and our gendarme loomed immediately behind and about 300' above us. The rock strata is at all times inclined out and away from the canyon floor, so that by sidling to our left to skirt a large waterfall of 90' we were forced higher and higher till a likely ledge with a favourable belay allowed us to descend into the creek. Here we used our full length of rope to descend vertically 120' to a spot where, after more sidling, along ' | ||
+ | |||
+ | =====At Our Extraordinary And Half-yearly General Meetings.===== | ||
+ | |||
+ | - Alex Colley. | ||
+ | |||
+ | Again our proceedings opened with the announcement of an engagement. This time the fortunate ones are Arnold Fleischmann and Gisela Koslowski. Having expressed our approval of this arrangement, | ||
+ | |||
+ | Amongst the advertising matter in correspondence was a letter from Mrs. Carlon telling us we were welcome to camp " | ||
+ | |||
+ | In his walks report Wilf Hilder told us that poor weather had kept down attendances and the Bank Holiday Weekend Walk had been cancelled because of lack of starters. Most popular walk of the month was Jack Gentle' | ||
+ | |||
+ | The Treasurer' | ||
+ | |||
+ | Brian Harvey told us that the letter from the Hornsby Rifle Club, read at our last meeting and referred to Federation, had been referred here and there since until it completed the circle and came back to him - the original addressee. He was going to visit the range and see what could be done. | ||
+ | |||
+ | Wilf Hilder reported that the gates at Bindook were still locked (illegally) and that dingo traps had been set along that road, the Old Cedar Road, and the Cookem Highway. They were cunningly concealed in sand and were very dangerous to walkers. | ||
+ | |||
+ | At the conclusion of the meeting the President thanked Audrey Kenway for deputising as Assistant-Secretary at the Committee Meeting. Wilf Hilder, Gladys Roberts, David Ingram and Bill Rodgers were elected room stewards for the next month. | ||
+ | |||
+ | =====Letter To the Editor.===== | ||
+ | |||
+ | "3 Coopernook Avenue, Gymea Bay. | ||
- | We were up before dawn, heard the first bird calls, matched for the tip of Old Sol 's head to creep up and paint the steeples of Thurat in all colors. What a feast of mountains: Colong just across the street, Gangerang just across a ridge or two, saying "came up and see me", Jellore - away south - yes - and behind it more landscape, for once it is not the sky line, Clear Hill: every twist and turn of it, Debert s Knob, Nbuin, all the family here for a party, blue - SNIT and earth, with drift-ibg: fleecy clouds mottling the whole canvas. Ever changing lights and shadows and ever the carpet of flowers for foreground." | ||
- | (From ti1 Ka nangra , VT. Tarr (" | ||
- | 2. | ||
- | SOCIAL | ||
- | COMING | ||
- | Don't hiss these two talks: | ||
- | OCTOBER 18TH Mr. Charles Casperson will speak on C.J. Dennis (of The -Sentimerrbal Bioko" | ||
- | CCTOECR 25TH Mr. L.G. Harrison (better known as " | ||
- | evening. - | ||
- | | ||
- | PAST | ||
- | SEPTE64Bal. 15TH Federation Ball. See our Social Reporter' | ||
- | 2 | ||
- | RECEZITLY RECEIVED and of interest: to all thinidng sh war: s : | ||
- | The Spring number of The National Parks Journal together with a reprint of "The FutUre of the Kosciusko Summit ' | ||
- | THE LOM WEEKEND. | ||
- | MAIN ROUE: Alex Theakston led a party of six fro3:h Cuthega to the Blue Lake, where an ice cave was dug for comfort, and climbed Tvilynam on the Sunday. acploration of Watson' | ||
- | COW: Bob Godfrey led 15 ' | ||
- | | ||
- | ETTRULI.: Hilder and party of _six explored the Ettrema badianda. | ||
- | | ||
- | Kan/MUNG: Ben Esgate, *Snow Brown and party (6) went down Misery Ridge to the. Kowmung, spent Sunday leisurely at the lower end of Moridng Deer and returned by.Landrigan' | ||
- | . CARRINGTON - A dozen or so S.B.W' | ||
- | 3. | ||
- | SPECIAL WALKS CONING. | ||
- | OCTOBER. 20-21-22 | ||
- | FEDERATIONSCH & RESCUE DEMONSTRATION weekend on the Colo. The location will be about 3 miles upstream from lower Portland. St. Alban' | ||
- | Good caning and swimming. Sandy river bank on camp side, high sandstone cliffs on the other side. | ||
- | SEE NOTICE BOARD FOH FURThi-.:8 DETAILS. | ||
- | OCTOB.4-t. 28-29 BLUE aum WCRKING BEE. | ||
- | The purpose of the weekend is to cut through logs which are impeding the proper flow of water in the Grose and causing erosion, and to clean up the area generally. | ||
- | Bring a Shovel to dig rubbish pits. | ||
- | Train: 8.50 a m. to Blackheath. Car to Perry' | ||
- | 'Phone xlc6121 | ||
- | IA6041 (B.) | ||
- | NOVEMBER 10-11 | ||
- | NovEEBER 3-4-5 | ||
- | LOVETTS BAY AREA Working Bee. | ||
- | Track clearing from Iovett' | ||
- | Leader: John Ighite. 2W6526. | ||
- | FORME INTREPID. | ||
- | Kanangra Walls Danae Brook - Kanangra Walls. | ||
- | wfWe were now imprisoned in our canyon, our only way out being dawn, as three sides were now Sheer to overhanging and our gendarme loomed immediately behind and about 300' above us. The rock strata is at all times inclined out and away from the canyon floor, so that by sidling to our left to skirt a large waterfall of 90' we were forced higher and biter till a likely ledge with a favourable belay allowed us to descend into the creek. Here -We used our full length of rope to descend vertically 120' to a spot where, After more sidling, along ' | ||
- | If you like this sort of thing and know something of rope wok, this is far you. Starters are requested to bring a carabiner and string. | ||
- | Leader: David Brown. | ||
- | AT OUR =RAORDINAFY AND ITALF-YEARLY GENERAL T,EETINGS. | ||
- | Alex Colley. | ||
- | Again our proceedings opened vith the announcement of an engagement. This time the fortunate ones are Arnold Fleischmann and Gisela Koslowsld. Having expressed our approval of this arrangement, | ||
- | Amongst the advertising matter in correspondence was a letter from hrs. Carlon telling us we were welcome to camp " | ||
- | In his walks report Wilf Hilder told us that poor weather had kept down attendances and the Bank Holiday Weekend Walk had been cancelled because of lack of starters. Most popular walk of the month was Jadk Gentle' | ||
- | The Treasurer' | ||
- | Brian Harvey told us that the letter from the Hornsby Rifle Club, read at - our last meeting and referred to Federation, had been referred here and there since until it completed the circle and came back to him - the original addressee. He was going to visit the range and see what could be dons. | ||
- | Wilf Hilder reported that the gates at Bindook were still locked (illegally) and that dingo traps had been set along that road, the Old Cedar Road, and the | ||
- | 5- | ||
- | Cookem Highway. They were cunningly concealed in sand and were very dangerous to walkersAt the conclusion of the meeting the President thanked Audrey Kenway for | ||
- | deputising as Assistant-Secretary at the Committoe Meeting. Wilf Hilder, Gladys Roberts, David Ingram and Bill Rodgers vere, | ||
- | LETTM TO THE EDITOR: | ||
- | - "3 Coopernook Avenue, | ||
- | Gymea Bay. | ||
Dear Sir, | Dear Sir, | ||
- | I read with much misgiving that the proposal to erect a Memorial Shelter to A.W. Dingeldei in the Bouddi Natural Park was opposed at the August Meeting of the Club because "it was a building in a natural park which would require a road and 'would be mainly for the benefit of motorists" | + | |
- | A shelter surely is for those vho would use it,?nd the Bouddi Natural Park, despite its use of the rather | + | I read with much misgiving that the proposal to erect a Memorial Shelter to A.W. Dingeldei in the Bouddi Natural Park was opposed at the August Meeting of the Club because "it was a building in a natural park which would require a road and would be mainly for the benefit of motorists" |
- | , people who call themselves "bushvalkers". I have no indication from the Report on the August Meeting:how the proposed Memorial Shelter came to appear on 'the Club's Agenda - perhaps, because the Club was asked to assist the appeal | + | |
- | As one who has listened to bushvalkers | + | A shelter surely is for those who would use it and the Bouddi Natural Park, despite its use of the rather |
- | a strong and most erroneous belief amongst walkers that National | + | |
- | Let's get it quite straight | + | As one who has listened to bushwalkers |
- | What kind of publid | + | |
- | 7 numbers, apathy in their own ranks and rancour in their approaches? In the last few years there has been a remarkable improvement in public attitude and in " | + | Let's get it quite straight |
- | 6. | + | |
- | pressures"; | + | What kind of public |
- | The great need of course, is for sound management - careful planning so that the Parks are used without destruction of the essential assets for which thy were set apart. There is no single plan that answers this problem - every Park and every Reserve sets its own problem and to say no roads, no buildings (perhaps no tracks) is absolute nonsense. This is how ynu lose friends and influence people to hate you and what you stand for. | + | |
+ | The great need of course, is for sound management - careful planning so that the Parks are used without destruction of the essential assets for which thy were set apart. There is no single plan that answers this problem - every Park and every Reserve sets its own problem and to say no roads, no buildings (perhaps no tracks) is absolute nonsense. This is how you lose friends and influence people to hate you and what you stand for. | ||
Yours sincerely, | Yours sincerely, | ||
+ | |||
(Sgd.) Allen A. Strom." | (Sgd.) Allen A. Strom." | ||
- | 111.11...1.4. | + | |
- | -RLTZZARD BU. | + | =====Blizzard Road.===== |
- Alex Theakston. | - Alex Theakston. | ||
- | The plan was to-ski from the chairlift top at Thredbo to Seaman' | + | |
- | The weather, perfect up till now, began to close in with light winds and snow closing the visibility to a couple of hundred yards. At this stage we decided to turn tack: to Thredbo | + | The plan was to ski from the chairlift top at Thredbo to Seaman' |
- | were tired by now and moving downhill was very uncomfortable, | + | |
- | A fire was started with Some difficulty | + | The weather, perfect up till now, began to close in with light winds and snow closing the visibility to a couple of hundred yards. At this stage we decided to turn back to Thredbo |
- | The night grew longer, as we grew wetter, colder. Above us a grey black howling sky leered at us. There mas one consolation, | + | |
- | 7. | + | were tired by now and moving downhill was very uncomfortable, |
- | We counted the hours and sometime in the early morning the gale eased. At 645 Sunday morning the black grey above us began to be dark grey so I peeled the sodden white sleeping bag off me, put pok boots on and ran down to a clump of trees and lit a fire over which we thawed out, had breakfast and even dried out a little. | + | |
- | Alter-stuffing our frosted | + | A fire was started with some difficulty |
+ | |||
+ | The night grew longer, as we grew wetter, colder. Above us a grey black howling sky leered at us. There was one consolation, | ||
+ | |||
+ | We counted the hours and sometime in the early morning the gale eased. At 6.45 Sunday morning the black grey above us began to be dark grey so I peeled the sodden white sleeping bag off me, put my boots on and ran down to a clump of trees and lit a fire over which we thawed out, had breakfast and even dried out a little. | ||
+ | |||
+ | Alter-stuffing our frosted | ||
+ | |||
A WEEK -IN TIE ROCKIES. | A WEEK -IN TIE ROCKIES. | ||
- Frank Diglv. | - Frank Diglv. |
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