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 THE SYDNEY BUSH WALKERS INCORPORATED was founded in 1927.  Club meetings are held every Wednesday evening at 8 pm at Kirribilli Neighbourhood Centre, 16 Fitzroy Street, Kirribilli (near Milsons Point Railway Station).  Visitors and prospective members are welcome any Wednesday. THE SYDNEY BUSH WALKERS INCORPORATED was founded in 1927.  Club meetings are held every Wednesday evening at 8 pm at Kirribilli Neighbourhood Centre, 16 Fitzroy Street, Kirribilli (near Milsons Point Railway Station).  Visitors and prospective members are welcome any Wednesday.
  
-President: Eddy Giacomel+|President| Eddy Giacomel| 
 +|Vice-President| Tony Holgate| 
 +|Public Officer| Fran Holland| 
 +|Treasurer| Greta James| 
 +|Secretary| Don Wills | 
 +|Walks Secretary| Bill Capon| 
 +|Social Secretary| Peter Dalton| 
 +|Membership Secretary| Barry Wallace| 
 +|New Members Secretary| Jennifer Giacomel| 
 +|Conservation Secretary| Bill Holland| 
 +|Magazine Editor| Patrick James| 
 +|Committee Members| Elwyn Morris & Louise Verdon | 
 +|Delegates to Confederation| Jim Callaway & Ken Smith|
  
-Vice-President: Tony Holgate+**August 1998 Issue, No. 765:**
  
-Public Officer: Fran Holland +|New Zealand's Northland | Brian Holden | 2| 
- +|Ticks, Ticks, Ticks | F Frog | 3| 
-Treasurer: Greta James +|What does it Take? |Maurice Smith|5| 
- +|August 1998 General Meeting | Barry Wallace | 6| 
-Secretary: Don Wills  +|Libby's Diary | Libby Harrington | 9 | 
- +|Knives  | Patrick James| 10| 
-Walks Secretary: Bill Capon +|It wasn't bushwalking |John Carlson | 11| 
- +Photographs Required | |11| 
-Social Secretary: Peter Dalton +Clubnight Reports | Elwyn Morris | 12| 
- +Now Its Mid Week Camping | Bill Holland|13| 
-Membership Secretary: Barry Wallace +|Conservation |  Bill Holland| | 
- +Walks Secretariat | | |  
-New Members Secretary: Jennifer Giacomel +Footnotes | Patrick James | 14|
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-Conservation Secretary: Bill Holland +
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-Magazine Editor: Patrick James +
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-Committee Members: Elwyn Morris & Louise Verdon  +
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-Delegates to Confederation: Jim Callaway & Ken Smith +
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-August 1998 +
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-In This Issue, No. 765: +
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-P   2 New Zealand's Northland  +
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-by Brian Holden. +
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-P  4 Ticks, Ticks, Ticks  +
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-Letter: F Frog +
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-P  5 What does it Take? by Maurice Smith +
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-P   6 August 1998 General Meeting +
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- by Barry Wallace. +
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-P   9 Libby's Diary by Libby Harrington. +
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-P   10 Knives  by Patrick James. +
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-P   11 It wasn't bushwalking … +
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- by John Carlson. +
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-P   11 Photographs Required  +
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-P  7 Clubnight Reports by Elwyn Morris. +
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-P  13 Now Its Mid Week Camping  +
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- by Bill Holland. +
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- Conservation  by Bill Holland. +
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- Walks Secretariat.  +
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-P 14 Footnotes by Patrick James.+
  
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-P    7 Willis's Walkabouts  +P  7 Willis's Walkabouts\\  
- +P  8 Eastwood Camping Centre\\ 
-P    8 Eastwood Camping Centre +P  14 U Relax 4 We'll Drive\\ 
- +Back Cover Paddy Pallin\\
-P    14 U Relax 4 We'll Drive +
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-Back Cover  Paddy Pallin+
  
    
 +====== New Zealand's Northland ======
  
-NEW ZEALAND’S NORTHLAND by Brian Holden+by Brian Holden
  
 New Zealand is demarcated into demographic regions and not provinces as is often believed. Northland is the northernmost region and is that long finger of land sticking out from the top. At the end of 1997 I did a cycle tour spending the entire time in Northland. It’s an area Oz bushwalkers rarely, if ever, go near. The region does, however get plenty of tourists to its famous Bay of Islands. New Zealand is demarcated into demographic regions and not provinces as is often believed. Northland is the northernmost region and is that long finger of land sticking out from the top. At the end of 1997 I did a cycle tour spending the entire time in Northland. It’s an area Oz bushwalkers rarely, if ever, go near. The region does, however get plenty of tourists to its famous Bay of Islands.
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 All good things must come to an end eventually and a deep sadness was felt by all who left that morning  on the 6am ferry connection to the mainland ferry. We experienced a red, red sunrise which silhouetted a myriad of small islands and a multitude of birds as we sailed towards Skye and as I stood on the windswept deck, I wondered how soon I could return to explore the two islands of  Lewis and Harris, which are more mountainous with a different beauty. All good things must come to an end eventually and a deep sadness was felt by all who left that morning  on the 6am ferry connection to the mainland ferry. We experienced a red, red sunrise which silhouetted a myriad of small islands and a multitude of birds as we sailed towards Skye and as I stood on the windswept deck, I wondered how soon I could return to explore the two islands of  Lewis and Harris, which are more mountainous with a different beauty.
  
-Knives.       by Patrick James+====== Knives. ====== 
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 +by Patrick James
  
 Most bushwalkers carry a knife of some description, typically a Swiss Army knife ranging from a small basic knife up to one with 50 or more useful and essential implements such as a tooth pick and a thing to remove stones from horses' hooves: really necessary gear on a bushwalk.  Many people carry a knife in a little leather pouch on their belt.  These people are usually blokes and possibly are also Pitt Street farmers.   Most bushwalkers carry a knife of some description, typically a Swiss Army knife ranging from a small basic knife up to one with 50 or more useful and essential implements such as a tooth pick and a thing to remove stones from horses' hooves: really necessary gear on a bushwalk.  Many people carry a knife in a little leather pouch on their belt.  These people are usually blokes and possibly are also Pitt Street farmers.  
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- +====== Clubnight Reports ======
-CLUBNIGHT REPORTS  +
  
 by Elwyn Morris by Elwyn Morris
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