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 "Matthew should be here by now" said George, and began to prowl up and down. Time passed and still no Matthew. Unable to stand the waiting, George went to centre of the clearing and began to utter the loudest day-oh's I have ever heard. His efforts were rewarded by a faint reply from the opposite ridge. After much day-ohing back and forth, a smiling Matthew appeared, carrying two packs, with Sue close behind, still limping a little. It seemed there had been some confusion in the directions given. However, after being filled with tea, Matthew forgave us enough to make music for us on his harmonica. When Jagungal was outlined against a golden backdrop of clouds, the temperature went down with the sun. Then the fire was built up - and up - and up, while stars played hide and seek among the clouds. "Matthew should be here by now" said George, and began to prowl up and down. Time passed and still no Matthew. Unable to stand the waiting, George went to centre of the clearing and began to utter the loudest day-oh's I have ever heard. His efforts were rewarded by a faint reply from the opposite ridge. After much day-ohing back and forth, a smiling Matthew appeared, carrying two packs, with Sue close behind, still limping a little. It seemed there had been some confusion in the directions given. However, after being filled with tea, Matthew forgave us enough to make music for us on his harmonica. When Jagungal was outlined against a golden backdrop of clouds, the temperature went down with the sun. Then the fire was built up - and up - and up, while stars played hide and seek among the clouds.
  
-==== Day four - fine. ===+=== Day four - fine. ===
  
 5.30 am. Birds singing down by the creek and the sky pale blue and clear as glass. By 8 am we were back among the Billy buttons, up to the old fire trail on Gray Mare Range. The Hut was occupied, with another party camped by the creek below. We waved and continued to Back Flat Creek. Hot sun, March flies, sparkling water, swathes of flowers - and time for morning tea. From Back Flat Creek to Straight Creek and then to Geehi River (again). We left our packs at an old campsite and, armed only with cameras, went to inspect the cataracts of Valentines Falls. Thanks to the rain, they were magnificent, and a group of bathers braving the icy water added interest to our photos. 5.30 am. Birds singing down by the creek and the sky pale blue and clear as glass. By 8 am we were back among the Billy buttons, up to the old fire trail on Gray Mare Range. The Hut was occupied, with another party camped by the creek below. We waved and continued to Back Flat Creek. Hot sun, March flies, sparkling water, swathes of flowers - and time for morning tea. From Back Flat Creek to Straight Creek and then to Geehi River (again). We left our packs at an old campsite and, armed only with cameras, went to inspect the cataracts of Valentines Falls. Thanks to the rain, they were magnificent, and a group of bathers braving the icy water added interest to our photos.
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-60TH ANNIVERSARY REVIEW. +===== 60th Anniversary Review - October 1987. ===== 
-OCTOBER 1987. by Barbara Bruce. + 
-Early in 1988 a Sub-Committee was formed to organise the 60th Anniversary celebrations. +by Barbara Bruce. 
-In 10 or 15 years' time (i.e. the 70th or 75th anniversaries) there may be a group of people whose task it is to set in motion the celebration of those events. So in their interest I set out below items considered by the 80th Anniversary Committee which can be used as a + 
-guide or recipe.+Early in 1988 a Sub-Committee was formed to organise the 60th Anniversary celebrations. In 10 or 15 years' time (i.e. the 70th or 75th anniversaries) there may be a group of people whose task it is to set in motion the celebration of those events. So in their interest I set out below items considered by the 60th Anniversary Committee which can be used as a guide or recipe. 
 As a Committee we had a Chairman and Secretary and Minutes were kept of our various meetings, a copy of which was sent to the President (who is ex officio anyway) and to the Committee. As a Committee we had a Chairman and Secretary and Minutes were kept of our various meetings, a copy of which was sent to the President (who is ex officio anyway) and to the Committee.
-Of great importance is the BUDGET! All events were self funding, but it was still necessary to use Club funds to start the projects rolling and therefore we were asked to + 
-submit a budget of projected income and expenditure. This wasn't easy but we managed eventually, and of course it was revised from time to time.+Of great importance is the BUDGET! All events were self funding, but it was still necessary to use Club funds to start the projects rolling and therefore we were asked to submit a budget of projected income and expenditure. This wasn't easy but we managed eventually, and of course it was revised from time to time. 
 However to decide on the budget we first needed to determine the likely events and their venues, i.e. However to decide on the budget we first needed to determine the likely events and their venues, i.e.
-* a Nostalgia Night + 
-* an Anniversary Dinner +  * a Nostalgia Night 
-* an Historic Day Walk +  * an Anniversary Dinner 
-* a weekend campfire Reunion+  * an Historic Day Walk 
 +  * a weekend campfire Reunion 
 But we also decided to do the following: But we also decided to do the following:
-* sell an Anniversary POrt + 
-* sell Club T-shirts +  * sell an Anniversary POrt 
-* have a Banner painted +  * sell Club T-shirts 
-* produce a Book Once these items were confirmed our agenda became as follows: +  * have a Banner painted 
 +  * produce a Book 
 + 
 +Once these items were confirmed our agenda became as follows:  
 1. Nostalgia NIght (at the Club Rooms) 1. Nostalgia NIght (at the Club Rooms)
-* Photos and other items of interest + 
-* Drinks +  * Photos and other items of interest 
-o Supper+  * Drinks 
 +  * Supper 
 2. Anniversary Dinner (at the Holiday Inn Menzies) 2. Anniversary Dinner (at the Holiday Inn Menzies)
- Meal + 
- Decorations +  * Meal 
-* Music +  * Decorations 
-o Tickets +  * Music 
-o Nametags +  * Tickets 
- Photographers +  * Nametags 
-o Master of Ceremonies +  * Photographers 
-o Pre-dinner drinks +  * Master of Ceremonies 
-* Candles +  * Pre-dinner drinks 
-o Special Guests +  * Candles 
-o Official Table +  * Special Guests 
-o Anniversary Cake +  * Official Table 
- Speeches+  * Anniversary Cake 
 +  * Speeches 
 3. Historic Day Walk 3. Historic Day Walk
 +
 4. Weekend Reunion 4. Weekend Reunion
-5. Port + 
-T-Shirts+5. Port, T-Shirts 
 6. Book 6. Book
 +
 7. Appointment of new Honorary (Active) Members 7. Appointment of new Honorary (Active) Members
-Page 9 The Sydney Bushwalker February, 1988 + 
-8. Articles describing the celebrations - printed monthly in magazine. An item was submitted-to the S.M. Herald Letters Page RSVP section. +8. Articles describing the celebrations - printed monthly in magazine. An item was submitted to the S.M. Herald Letters Page RSVP section. 
-9. Thank you letters - when it was all over. Now I believe the whole affair is wrapped up and put away, ready for future reference! + 
-NOTES FROM THE EDITOR. +9. Thank you letters - when it was all over. 
 + 
 +Now I believe the whole affair is wrapped up and put away, ready for future reference! 
 + 
 +=== Notes from the Editor. === 
 Barbara's account is very straight forward and as you all know nothing is ever straight forward especially with a committee, remember a camel is a horse designed by a committee! Barbara's account is very straight forward and as you all know nothing is ever straight forward especially with a committee, remember a camel is a horse designed by a committee!
 +
 We were a committee of 9 and met on 12 occasions, at each other's houses which were dispersed through the metropolitan area from Dee Why to Epping to Allawah. Each meeting averaged 2.2 hours and was attended by 7.91 people. In total some 209.5 people-hours was expended. We were a committee of 9 and met on 12 occasions, at each other's houses which were dispersed through the metropolitan area from Dee Why to Epping to Allawah. Each meeting averaged 2.2 hours and was attended by 7.91 people. In total some 209.5 people-hours was expended.
-The inside activities went smoothly. Our bistoric day walk was smooth but smooth with mud; we forgot to organise things with Hughie and she sent down rain, rain and more rain and after young Stan had spent all that time turning grass into lawn.+ 
 +The inside activities went smoothly. Our historic day walk was smooth but smooth with mud; we forgot to organise things with Hughie and she sent down rain, rain and more rain and after young Stan had spent all that time turning grass into lawn. 
 For the weekend reunion we did organise, everything went perfectly, including the weather. For the weekend reunion we did organise, everything went perfectly, including the weather.
 +
 We decided to produce a book, 60 Years of SBW, very simple very straight forward. Not so. Writing, proofreading, re-writing, typing, publishing, printing and binding are simple words hiding a maze of pitfalls and extra work. We decided to produce a book, 60 Years of SBW, very simple very straight forward. Not so. Writing, proofreading, re-writing, typing, publishing, printing and binding are simple words hiding a maze of pitfalls and extra work.
-This explains some of the behind the scenes activities of the 60th Anniversary Sub- Committee. Things like budgets, changes of venues, T-shirt designs, and book hassles became run-of-the-mill items which we took in our well developed bushwalking stride. 
-*************** 
-BELVEDERE TAXIS BLACKHEATH 
-10 SEATER MIN! BUS TAXI 
-047-87 8366 
- KANANGRA BOYD 
-. UPPER BLUE MOUNTAINS 
-. SIX FOOT TRACK 
-PICK UP ANYWHERE FOR START OR FINISH OF YOUR WALK - BY PRIOR ARRANGEMENT 
-Share the Fare Competitive Rates 
-THE SYDNEY BUSHWALKER 
-265 VICTORIA ROAD GLADES VILLE, 2111 PHONE (02) 817 5590 HOURS - MON.-FRI. 9-6 
-THURS. 9-8 
-SAT. 9-4 
-A LARGE RANGE OF LIGHTWEIGHT, QUALITY, BUSHWALK1NG Et CAMPING GEAR 
- LIGHTWEIGHT FOOD FOR BACKPACKERS AND CANOEISTS 
- COLD WEATHER PROTECTION CLOTHING AND RAINGEAR 
- MAPS, BOOKS AND LEAFLETS 
- INFORMATION SERVICE FOR CANOEISTS AND WALKERS 
- KNIVES  COMPASSES  SURVIVAL GEAR 
-WE STOCK THE LARGEST RANGE OF CANOEING GEAR IN N.S.W. 
-QUALITY TOURING CRAFT OF ALL TYPES HIGH QUALITY, PERFORMANCE COMPETITION CRAFT 
- A HUGE RANGE OF PADDLES FOR ALL TYPES OF CANOEING  WETSUITS  SURF SKIS 
- ALL TYPES OF SPRAY COVERS  WIDE RANGE OF JACKETS & CAGS  FACE MASKS 
- FOOTWEAR  MANY TYPES OF BUOYANCY & LIFE VESTS  HELMETS 
  
-February, 1988 The Sydney. Bushwalker Page 11 +This explains some of the behind the scenes activities of the 60th Anniversary Sub-Committee. Things like budgets, changes of venues, T-shirt designs, and book hassles became run-of-the-mill items which we took in our well developed bushwalking stride. 
-THE SPIRIT OF THE VALLEY.+ 
 +---- 
 + 
 +=== Belvedere Taxis Blackheath. === 
 + 
 +10 seater mini bus taxi. 047-87 8366. 
 + 
 +Kanangra Boyd. Upper Blue Mountains. Six Foot Track. 
 + 
 +Pick up anywhere for start or finish of your walk - by prior arrangement. 
 + 
 +Share the fare - competitive rates. 
 + 
 +---- 
 + 
 +=== Canoe & Camping. === 
 + 
 +265 Victoria Road, Gladesville, 2111. Phone (02) 817 5590. Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-6, Thurs. 9-8, Sat. 9-4. (Parking at rear off Pittwater Road). 
 + 
 +A large range of lightweight, quality, bushwalking & camping gear: 
 + 
 +  * Lightweight food for backpackers and canoeists 
 +  * Cold weather protection clothing and raingear 
 +  * Maps, books and leaflets 
 +  * Information service for canoeists and walkers 
 +  * Knives 
 +  * Compasses 
 +  * Survival gear 
 + 
 +We stock the largest range of canoeing gear in N.S.W. 
 + 
 +Quality touring craft of all types. High quality, performance competition craft. 
 + 
 +  * A huge range of paddles for all types of canoeing 
 +  * Wetsuits 
 +  * Surf skis 
 +  * All types of spray covers 
 +  * Wide range of jackets & cags 
 +  * Face masks 
 +  * Footwear 
 +  * Many types of buoyancy & life vests 
 +  * Helmets 
 + 
 +---- 
 + 
 +===== The Spirit Of The Valley. ===== 
 by Brian Holden. by Brian Holden.
-South of my home there is a valley walled in by high sandstone cliffs. The floor is wide and a shallow river meanders through sandy banks. That valley is more than just something which can be seen and touched for, from her form, her substance.and the life which resides within her springs a spirit. It is a spirit intrinsic to her peace, beauty, natural balance and ancient past. Those who come and sense the valley to be peaceful and beautiful feel something of that spirit during their stay there. Those who also feel the balance and the history and who allow their imaginations to take them back to a time before humanity had ever entered the valley, will feel that spirit to be more real.+ 
 +South of my home there is a valley walled in by high sandstone cliffs. The floor is wide and a shallow river meanders through sandy banks. That valley is more than just something which can be seen and touched for, from her form, her substance and the life which resides within her springs a spirit. It is a spirit intrinsic to her peace, beauty, natural balance and ancient past. Those who come and sense the valley to be peaceful and beautiful feel something of that spirit during their stay there. Those who also feel the balance and the history and who allow their imaginations to take them back to a time before humanity had ever entered the valley, will feel that spirit to be more real. 
 They will visualise countless sunrises and sunsets, over countless living things, season after season of countless hot, dry days filled with brilliant light and countless bleak ones. They will visualise countless breezes ruffling countless leaves and those leaves wet after countless showers. And then they will look and see in a way they have not seen before the trees which witnessed hundred of those seasons and they will pay homage to those trees which stood in that valley at a time when the quality, quantity and position of the valley's every minutist part was dictated entirely by the physical forces of nature. That was the time when the valley's spirit was at its fullest glory - when no earth, organism nor scene was changed by the will of a man. They will visualise countless sunrises and sunsets, over countless living things, season after season of countless hot, dry days filled with brilliant light and countless bleak ones. They will visualise countless breezes ruffling countless leaves and those leaves wet after countless showers. And then they will look and see in a way they have not seen before the trees which witnessed hundred of those seasons and they will pay homage to those trees which stood in that valley at a time when the quality, quantity and position of the valley's every minutist part was dictated entirely by the physical forces of nature. That was the time when the valley's spirit was at its fullest glory - when no earth, organism nor scene was changed by the will of a man.
 +
 The first men who came did not significantly dim that glory. They were gentle nomads who passed by or lingered awhile, but they were always one and the same as the spirit of the valley for the spirit of the valley was as one and the same with their culture - and it was not in their culture to change the valley. Then on one momentous day in the valley's history men from an entirely different culture came upon it. The first men who came did not significantly dim that glory. They were gentle nomads who passed by or lingered awhile, but they were always one and the same as the spirit of the valley for the spirit of the valley was as one and the same with their culture - and it was not in their culture to change the valley. Then on one momentous day in the valley's history men from an entirely different culture came upon it.
-At first the valley intimidated them. They saw that the vegetation was hostile and confined them during the day as did the total darkness at night, but they needed the valley to help them survive in accordance with the only ethic they knew - and a battle for dominance began from which they were to emerge the victors. They changed some of the valley profoundly and they gave the remainder a reprieve. They put roads over the floor and up the sides. + 
-They traded most of the oldest trees. They ensured the permanent contamination of her waters. They brought in the manufactured products of their culture and they discarded them there, once their purpose had been served. They dimmed the valley's glory and as they did so, weakened her spirit. And then they left - but as they were going, others were coming and they continue to come.+At first the valley intimidated them. They saw that the vegetation was hostile and confined them during the day as did the total darkness at night, but they needed the valley to help them survive in accordance with the only ethic they knew - and a battle for dominance began from which they were to emerge the victors. They changed some of the valley profoundly and they gave the remainder a reprieve. They put roads over the floor and up the sides. They traded most of the oldest trees. They ensured the permanent contamination of her waters. They brought in the manufactured products of their culture and they discarded them there, once their purpose had been served. They dimmed the valley's glory and as they did so, weakened her spirit. And then they left - but as they were going, others were coming and they continue to come. 
 These newcomers are passing quickly through as their interest is purely recreational. Some come only for the sake of coming here and leaving there and are not of the spirit of the valley but are of themselves and where they go, they disturb the peace with their noise and they disfigure the beauty with their litter - and by so doing, they dim the glory and weaken the spirit of the valley. These newcomers are passing quickly through as their interest is purely recreational. Some come only for the sake of coming here and leaving there and are not of the spirit of the valley but are of themselves and where they go, they disturb the peace with their noise and they disfigure the beauty with their litter - and by so doing, they dim the glory and weaken the spirit of the valley.
-And some come to share the spirit of the valley and where they go, they create no litter and they rejoice in this and they say it is because they are one with the spirit of the valley. But the strength of that spirit is drawn from a harmony that can only be created by the random forces of nature and which can only be disturbed by the willful behaviour of insensitive men. + 
-IF that harmony is to be regained, it is only sensitive men who can regain it - and in so doing, the spirit's strength. Of all those who are now passing through, only he who, not only refrains from disfiguring the valley but who removes the disfigurement of others, can truly claidt to honour it - and only he who honours it can truly claim to be as one with it. Significant numbers of this new man have yet to come into the valley. +And some come to share the spirit of the valley and where they go, they create no litter and they rejoice in this and they say it is because they are one with the spirit of the valley. But the strength of that spirit is drawn from a harmony that can only be created by the random forces of nature and which can only be disturbed by the willful behaviour of insensitive men. If that harmony is to be regained, it is only sensitive men who can regain it - and in so doing, the spirit's strength. Of all those who are now passing through, only he who, not only refrains from disfiguring the valley but who removes the disfigurement of others, can truly claidt to honour it - and only he who honours it can truly claim to be as one with it. Significant numbers of this new man have yet to come into the valley. 
-As I write this I feel for that valley and wonder if her spirit has been further dimmed since my last visit. And I think of spirit and soul in general and I acknowledge that the bulk of modern man has rejected the church of his ancestors and I wonder how long that same bulk of mankind can continue to replace the spiritual component of his own life, so essential for his fulfilment, with the superficial. And I wonder why we individuals who have discovered the bush to be a church and who claim to be amongst the fotunate few who are in communion with the mystical body of that church, baulk at removing a little of that blasphemy which is the litter + 
-Page 12 The Sydney Bushwalker February, 1988 +As I write this I feel for that valley and wonder if her spirit has been further dimmed since my last visit. And I think of spirit and soul in general and I acknowledge that the bulk of modern man has rejected the church of his ancestors and I wonder how long that same bulk of mankind can continue to replace the spiritual component of his own life, so essential for his fulfilment, with the superficial. And I wonder why we individuals who have discovered the bush to be a church and who claim to be amongst the fotunate few who are in communion with the mystical body of that church, baulk at removing a little of that blasphemy which is the litter left in that sacred place by unenlightened people. I wonder also, of the reasons for my past failure to demonstrate my respect for her by helping her regain her dignity and I have sought to find so that I may justify the barriers to action which appeared to have been so insurmountable to me. 
-left in that sacred place by unenlightened people. I wonder also, of the reasons for my past failure to demonstrate my respect for her by helping her regain her dignity and I have sought to find so that I may justify the barriers to action which appeared to have + 
-been so insurmountable to me. +The barrier I thought I found was that it was not I who desecrated and others were being paid to prevent it from occurring and to remove the disfigurement which was there, but it was a barrier of no substance for I as an individual with an individual's conscience and an individual's responsibilities. Wherever I meet with the natural environment from which my species evolved and of which my own body and mind is but a manifestation df that work of long ago, the relationship has to be a personal one. There was in fact no barrier except that which I erected to shelter myself from the inconvenience of demonstrating my respect for that valley and all valleys and all wilderness and for this I must stand in shame. I came as a guest to a feast and I made no offering in return. But the guilt is not mine alone and it follows that the shameshould not be mine alone - so will you share it with me? 
-- + 
-The barrier I thought I found was that it was not I who desecrated and others were being paid to prevent it from occurring and to remove the disfigurement which was there, but it was a barrier of no substance for I as an individual with an individual's conscience and an individual's responsibilities. Wherever I meet with the natural environment from which my species evolved and of which my own body and mind is but a manifestation df that work of long ago, the relationd-Op has to be a personal one. There was in fact no barrier except that which I erected to shelter myself from the inconvenience of demonstrating my respect for that valley and all valleys and all wilderness and for this I must stand in shame. I came as a guest to a feast and I made no offering in return. But the guilt is not mine alone and it follows that the shameshould not be mine alone - so will you share it with me? +---- 
-* * * * * * * * + 
-WANTED - A TRAVELLING COMPANION.+=== Wanted - a travelling companion. === 
 An outdoor-type mature woman to act as a support member for a family in a three-month journey across the top of Australia - May to July 1988. Expenses paid in return for driving, helping to look after three children (aged 5 to 8), setting up camp etc. An outdoor-type mature woman to act as a support member for a family in a three-month journey across the top of Australia - May to July 1988. Expenses paid in return for driving, helping to look after three children (aged 5 to 8), setting up camp etc.
-Ring M. G. HAYLLAR on (063) 67 3187 Or (02) 93 3484.+ 
 +Ring M. G. Hayllar on (063) 67 3187 or (02) 93 3484. 
 (Advertisement) (Advertisement)
-NEW MEMBERS. These new members were welcomed at the January Gdneral + 
-Meeting. Their names, addresses and telephone numbers will appear on the next Membership List:- +---- 
-MICHELE MORGAN - PHILIPPA LEIBBRANDT JOHN NAGY - GEOFF BRADLEY + 
-************ +=== New Members. === 
-FOUND - Umbrella (black with curved handle) and jacket (brown wool) at Ainslie1 s BBQ on wettest January day since 1911. Phone 428 3178. + 
-THE  SYDNEY BUSH WALKERS - The First Sixty Years. +These new members were welcomed at the January General Meeting. Their names, addresses and telephone numbers will appear on the next Membership List:- 
-A history of the oldest mixed bush walking club in Australia, which coined the word "Bushwalkern. A paperback book, it has 166 pages of text, 26 pages of photographs, plus line illustrations. It is in a Limited Edition of 500 copies only. + 
-Price is $10 if collected at the Clubroom. When ordering by mail, please add postage at the rate of $2.05 for one copy, $3.15 for two and $3.50 for two copies posted interstate. POstage includes 55c for padded Postage Bag. +Michelle Morgan - Phillipa Leibbrandt - John Nagy -  Geoff Bradley 
-Copies still  available.  + 
-FROM EVERY STATE, +---- 
-AUSTRALIAN MADE + 
-IS GREAT!+=== Found. === 
 + 
 +Umbrella (black with curved handle) and jacket (brown wool) at Ainslie's BBQ on wettest January day since 1911. Phone 428 3178. 
 + 
 +---- 
 + 
 +=== The Sydney Bush Walkers - The First Sixty Years. === 
 + 
 +A history of the oldest mixed bush walking club in Australia, which coined the word "Bushwalker". A paperback book, it has 166 pages of text, 26 pages of photographs, plus line illustrations. It is in a Limited Edition of 500 copies only. 
 + 
 +Price is $10 if collected at the Clubroom. When ordering by mail, please add postage at the rate of $2.05 for one copy, $3.15 for two and $3.50 for two copies posted interstate. Postage includes 55c for padded Postage Bag. 
 + 
 +__Copies still  available__. 
 + 
 +---- 
 + 
 +=== Eastwood Camping Centre. === 
 + 
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- National Maps + 
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- Feathertop Wool Shirts +
- Giant Trees Dried meals +
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- Rainwear +
-Mont, J & H, Superior +
- Day Packs +
-High Tops, Summit Gear +
- Bonwick Caving Ladders f +
-Holeproof +
-Undies 4 Socks +
- Trailblazir Hats DB 5tuff C&yon bags +
-TAS- +
- Blundstone Boots+
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-PHONE US TODAY & SAY "GIDAY"+  * Feathertop Wool Shirts 
 +  * Giant Trees Dried meals 
 + 
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 +  * Sleeping Bags - J & H, Mont, Romans 
 +  * Rainwear - Mont, J & H, Superior 
 +  * Day Packs - High Tops, Summit Gear 
 +  * Bonwick Caving Ladders 
 +  * Holeproof Undies 4 Socks 
 +  * Trailblazer Hats 
 +  * DB Canyon bags 
 + 
 +TAS 
 + 
 +  * Blundstone Boots 
 + 
 +3 Trelawney St (PO Box 131) Eastwood NSW 2122. 
 + 
 +Phone us today & say "G'Day". 
 02-858-3833 02-858-3833
-Page 14 The Sydney Bushwalker February, 1988+ 
 +---- 
 + 
 Federation Bushwalkin Clubs NSW. Federation Bushwalkin Clubs NSW.
 Re2ort of January Meeting.  Re2ort of January Meeting. 
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