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--- 199507 [2020/12/20 23:56] – [THE JUNE GENERAL MEETING.] joan
+++ 199507 [2020/12/21 00:13] – [A ROUND TRIP FROM ROUND MOUNTAIN TO ROUND MOUNTAIN] joan
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 |15|Paddy Pallin             |
-=====FROM THE CLUBROOM - Jan Roberts====
+=====FROM THE CLUBROOM =====
+===by Jan Roberts===
 It's well and truly winter time in Sydney and if you're like me, you'll add a couple of kilos at this time of the year. So blame the cooler weather for tucking into a little more nourishment than usual, or instead be creative and tell everyone you are adding a few extra kilos as "conditioning for the Six Foot Track and K to K in September". Whether you intend to participate or not doesn't matter it makes for a great excuse.
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 **SBW at Vinegar Hill Woolshed - Saturday, 26th of August**
-Still a few spots left for this great night out. At $28.00 per head for a hearty 3 coursemeal and all the Australian bush dancing and singalongs you can handle, this will be one not to be missed. For those joining us at Rouse Hill, the balance for your meal is due for payment to Jan Roberts on the 12th of August. All enquiries and further details (02) 411 5517.
+Still a few spots left for this great night out. At $28.00 per head for a hearty 3 course meal and all the Australian bush dancing and singalongs you can handle, this will be one not to be missed. For those joining us at Rouse Hill, the balance for your meal is due for payment to Jan Roberts on the 12th of August. All enquiries and further details (02) 411 5517.
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+* Please mail your subscription at once. If your subscription does not reach the treasurer within two weeks you will receive no further mailings from the Club and in due course your name will be removed from the Membership subscribers list without further notice.\\
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-Yours Sincerely,
+Yours Sincerely,\\
+The Committee and Treasurer.\\
-The Committee and Treasurer.
+The Sydney Bushwalkers inc.\\
-The Sydney Bushwalkers inc.
 This notice does not apply to those organisations who receive complimentary, exchange or legal deposit copies of the magazine.
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 **Death Notice**
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 =====Mountain Poets=====
-===By D.Edgar===
+===By D. Edgar===
 (submitted by Ray Hookway) Reprinted from January 1973 English 'Rockhopper' magazine with minor changes to make it locally relevant
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 From the pallet of available weather and conditions for this time of year which varies from clear and hot through dull and rainy to a blizzard with snow, Maurice chose clear hot days for every day for us. He had to work to keep it that way. On day 7, his concentration slipped and going across Cool Plain the weather turned quite dull and cool. Maurice you will have to try harder next time. Of course, insects like the same weather and they came out in abundance. There was a continuous swarm of flies around each person: they varied from 747 March Flies to jet fighter flies. At a rest stop part walk up Mount Jagungal, Dick was seen to slap his leg and say "thirty three". This indicated that he was counting his daily March Fly kill. After another two days his total was 462. Well done Dick. You the playing your part in causing the extinction of March flies in certain places. There were mosquitoes mixed in the swarm and some times ants swarming on the ground and legs. At rivers and streams the Ninja Turtles fed dead and disabled flies to small trout, the record fly kill in one slap was seven and they were thrown to the fish.
 Congratulations to Masumi, who is a visitor and whose only previous bushwalking experience was one day walk, she handled this tough, long walk with strength and perseverance. We hope she takes home good memories of this country.
 Thanks go to George Mawer for organising the trip, and to Maurice Smith who took over when George became ill and ably led the walk. The other walkers were Carol Lubbers, Morag Rydler. Masumi, Bob Horder, Oliver Crawford, Keith Perry, Brian Bolton. Sasha Litvak, Dick Weston, David Trinder.