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--- 199701 [2016/12/06 21:41] – [The Big Dipper Blocks The Yahoos of Yalwal] joan
+++ 199701 [2016/12/06 21:45] – [It Could Happen Here] joan
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 Pooped but happy, the lucky five ended with the traditional restaurant meal on the way home.
+===== Expanding Horizons =====
 **A reply to Maurice Smiths "EXCESS"**\\
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 Another reason for having larger numbers on walks is so that "Sub groups" mentioned by Maurice don't spoil a walk don't spoil a walk for the rest of the group:- especially prospectives. It seems to me that Maurice is trying to split club members into small "sub groups" instead of forcing members to mingle and educate prospectives in all aspects of bushwalking etiquette.
-If numbers on walks are limited as suggested by Maurice; I believe we will have more cancellations of walks due to "no shows", prospectives may find it very difficult to get on a programmed walk and walks being booked out before the walks program comes out. This would eventually lead to the slow death of SBW.
+If numbers on walks are limited as suggested by Maurice; I believe we will have more cancellations of walks due to "no shows", prospectives may find it very difficult to get on a programmed walk and walks being booked out before the walks programme comes out. This would eventually lead to the slow death of SBW.
 Conclusions: Yes! We must limit numbers on walks. No! Leaders should not have to appear before the committee for exceeding limits. Numbers on walks should be left to the discretion of the experienced leader who knows what is required for his or her walk. If anything, educate inexperienced leaders. What would happen to classic social walks such as "The K to K" and "The Six Foot Track" and many other extended walks.
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-Notice from Walks Secretary\\
+**Notice from Walks Secretary**\\
 Just two days after bulk posting the 63 "Christmas / Thank You" cards to leaders who had contributed to the Walks Program for 1996, 1 received a note from the St Leonards mail centre advising me that I had posted 55 articles "UNDERPAID"!!