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|Federation Report - November 1963| |10| | |Federation Report - November 1963| |10| | ||
|Carlon' | |Carlon' | ||
- | |Some helpful hints and Recipes for New Members | + | |Some Helpful Hints and Recipes for New Members |
|Good Walking Country - Extracts| |16| | |Good Walking Country - Extracts| |16| | ||
|The Tin Canoe Trip - Stage 1|A. Kenway|17| | |The Tin Canoe Trip - Stage 1|A. Kenway|17| | ||
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Be sure that all your food is packed in water-proof containers but remember that plastic bags puncture easily, so if you put sugar in a plastic bag put the lot inside a cloth bag. Although it may be a bit more trouble, it's no extra weight and it's safer. Also food such-as sugar, flour, porridge etc. carried in bags are easier to pack into small corners than rigid containers. If you carry honey, take extra precautions. I carried honey once in an aluminium container with a good screw on lid and was unfortunate enough to have the container squeezed when negotiating a chimney and the good screw on lid popped off with disastrous results. | Be sure that all your food is packed in water-proof containers but remember that plastic bags puncture easily, so if you put sugar in a plastic bag put the lot inside a cloth bag. Although it may be a bit more trouble, it's no extra weight and it's safer. Also food such-as sugar, flour, porridge etc. carried in bags are easier to pack into small corners than rigid containers. If you carry honey, take extra precautions. I carried honey once in an aluminium container with a good screw on lid and was unfortunate enough to have the container squeezed when negotiating a chimney and the good screw on lid popped off with disastrous results. | ||
- | I have always found breakfast menus the hardest to think up.- There' | + | I have always found breakfast menus the hardest to think up. There' |
- | sooner | + | |
- | January. 196, The Sydney Bushwalker 15 | + | So mach for breakfasts, here are two evening meal recipes which are favourites of mine. |
- | ' | + | |
- | Rice.Currr ad | + | ====Curry and Rice==== |
- | 1-x 12 oz tin Swifts luncheon beef (more meat less additives). | + | |
- | a couple of dried apple rings cut up. | + | * 1 x 12 oz tin Swifts luncheon beef (more meat less additives). |
- | a few statrinas | + | |
- | curry powder and sugar to taste | + | |
- | vegemite (if you carry it) | + | |
- | water. | + | |
- | Cook the apple in a little water till quite soft,. Add soup,-which has been mixed with a little water, | + | |
- | 11.1 | + | |
- | Salmon and Macaroni. | + | |
- | Allow 1 az-macaroni per person 1 tin salmon | + | Cook the apple in a little water till quite soft. Add soup, which has been mixed with a little water, |
- | I egg' | + | |
- | small onion (optional) | + | ====Salmon and Macaroni==== |
- | Cook macaroni in boiling salted water, to whieh the onion maybe aadeds | + | |
- | THAT AGE-OLD PROBLEM. | + | * Allow 1 oz macaroni per person |
- | 3h-6-sits beside | + | * 1 tin salmon |
- | At hoMe, and he's unharried. | + | * 1 egg |
- | They must be an idyllic pair, | + | |
+ | |||
+ | Cook macaroni in boiling salted water, to which the onion maybe added, | ||
+ | |||
+ | =====That Age-Old Problem===== | ||
+ | |||
+ | She sits beside | ||
+ | Through rush hour traffic' | ||
+ | Yet never screams (like many wives)\\ | ||
+ | In fact, she lauds his quickness.\\ | ||
+ | She lolls, as in an easy-chair\\ | ||
+ | At home, and he's unharried.\\ | ||
+ | They must be an idyllic pair,\\ | ||
Or, likelier, unmarried. | Or, likelier, unmarried. | ||
- | ,..... | + | |
- | The Sydney Bushwalker. January 1963 | + | =====Good Walking Country===== |
- | GOOD VELKING COUNTRY | + | |
- | Taken frOdm an article on "GOod Malang | + | Taken from an article on "Good Walking |
- | the noted c6mmentator | + | |
- | nihy walk? Max Beerbohm said that wglking | + | " |
"I have," he once wrote, "two doctors, my right leg and my left." | "I have," he once wrote, "two doctors, my right leg and my left." | ||
- | Only by-walking will you discover | + | |
- | Walking is a fine art: It does n:cit come naturally. The child has to learn how to walk, and so does the grown-up wayfarer. | + | Only by walking will you discover |
- | First y6du have to learn to loiter. To enjoy walking you thus leavd your watCh a home and walk by the -Sun. There must be no schedule, | + | |
- | Myer walk with the-people who caril their iiicome | + | Walking is a fine art: It does not come naturally. The child has to learn how to walk, and so does the grown-up wayfarer. |
- | - To enjq' | + | |
- | .... Imw | + | First you have to learn to loiter. To enjoy walking you thus leave your watch at home and walk by the sun. There must be no schedule, |
- | At beauty I am nest a star, | + | |
- | There are many more handsome by far. But my face, I don't mind it, | + | Never walk with the people who carry their income |
- | I am-behind | + | |
+ | To enjoy walking, there mast be silence to enable you to hear not only the songs of the larks overhead, | ||
+ | |||
+ | At beauty I am not a star,\\ | ||
+ | There are many more handsome by far.\\ | ||
+ | But my face, I don't mind it,\\ | ||
+ | I am behind | ||
The ones in front get the jar. | The ones in front get the jar. | ||
- | December 1962 The Sydney Bushwalker 17 | + | |
- | THE TIN CANOE TRIP | + | =====The Tin Canoe Trip===== |
- | fluc rey Kenwny. | + | |
- | - It all started as-an idea dreaMed | + | ====Audrey Kenway==== |
- | S." | + | |
- | After a lot of paper work:and research a plan of a Canoe-was produced. The idea of tin was rather | + | It all started as an idea dreamed |
- | they added their advice anyway, and ti7tro | + | |
- | it tin / | + | After a lot of paper work and research a plan of a canoe was produced. The idea of tin was rather |
- | first rivets and screws, Then Roy got to work with the solder; Juld the-b at began to take -Shape, | + | plumbers' |
- | dhape these parts without causing kinks in thu iron. After s.)rting | + | |
- | pluMBers' | + | The Parramatta River comes in fairly close to where the boats were being |
- | we found two men could lift the finished boat on top of a car, so the estimated weight was about right. | + | built, so we carried the canoe down to the mangrove flats, and found the tide half out. Luckily |
- | The-Parramatta River coilies | + | |
- | built; so we carried the canoe damn to the mangrove flats, and ' | + | After working out the weight of the average |
- | The Sydney Bishwalker January 1963 | + | |
- | - | + | =====Science, |
- | Liter worki_ng nut the weiLtt nf-the average | + | |
- | SCIE10EI NLTtJPLLlLY | + | ====The Pebble Game.==== |
- | The Pebble Game. | + | |
- | - If ever you are really stuck f6r something to do, talk someone | + | If ever you are really stuck for something to do, talk someone |
- | or three. pebbles as he Or she chooses. | + | |
- | , . . . | + | The players continue this nerve-wracking process |
- | .The players continue this nerve-wracking process the | + | |
- | pebblps | + | The winner |
- | The winner | + | |
- | contr51 | + | ====Menura novae-hollandiae.==== |
- | Menura novae-hollandiae. | + | |
- | `1- Historians, strangely, neglect some iillportant | + | Historians, strangely, neglect some important |
- | ngture. Read almnst | + | |
- | more than a passing reference - if it be mentioned at all --t? the lyre-bird. | + | Among discoveries |
- | - Among dis6Overies | + | |
- | . nne is more notable than that mgde by an akploring pdrtyin' | + | |
- | known specimen of Menura novae-hollondiae, | + | |
- | at the infant | + | |
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