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- | THE SYDNEY BUSHWALKER | + | **THE SYDNEY BUSHWALKER** |
A Monthly Bulletin devoted to matters of interest to The Sydney Bush Walkers, 5 Hamilton Street, | A Monthly Bulletin devoted to matters of interest to The Sydney Bush Walkers, 5 Hamilton Street, | ||
- | JANUARY, 1942 Price 3d. No.85 | + | **JANUARY 1942 Price 3d. No.85** |
- | Editor: Dorothy Lawry | + | |**Editor**| Dorothy Lawry | |
- | Business Manager: Jean West | + | |**Business Manager**| Jean West | |
- | Subscriptions: Jean West | + | |**Subscriptions**| Jean West | |
- | Art: Mary Stoddart. | + | |**Art**| Mary Stoddart.| |
- | Production: Jean West. | + | |**Production**| Jean West.| |
- | CONTENTS | + | **CONTENTS** |
- | Editorial | + | |Editorial |
- | Letters from the Lads ; No.10 from Bill Burke | + | |Letters from the Lads ; No.10 from Bill Burke | 2| |
- | An Appreciation | + | |An Appreciation |
- | At Our Own Meetings | + | |At Our Own Meetings |
- | Paddy' | + | |Paddy' |
- | "Hell & High Timber" | + | |"Hell & High Timber" |
- | Federation Notes | + | |Federation Notes | 8| |
- | Another Clue; from " | + | |Another Clue; from " |
- | Club Fun and Food by Taro | + | |Club Fun and Food by Taro |10 | |
- | Goodman Bros,' Photo Supplies Advertisement | + | |Goodman Bros,' Photo Supplies Advertisement |
- | Club Gossip | + | |Club Gossip |
- | Commentary by " | + | |Commentary by " |
- | " | + | |" |
- | The Voice of the Social Committee | + | |The Voice of the Social Committee |
- | ** | + | |
- | NEW YEAR, 1942.** | + | ====== New Year 1942 ====== |
There used to be a tradition that at New Year one made "good resolutions" | There used to be a tradition that at New Year one made "good resolutions" | ||
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- | **LETTERS FROM THE LADS - No.10.** | + | ====== Letters From The Lads - No.10 ====== |
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From Bill Burke. | From Bill Burke. | ||
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No.2 A.O.D. . | No.2 A.O.D. . | ||
2/1 Ord.Stores Coy. - A.I.F. ABROAD. | 2/1 Ord.Stores Coy. - A.I.F. ABROAD. | ||
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- | **AN APPRECIATION** | + | ====== An Appreciation ====== |
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+ | by Edna Garrad. | ||
We have in our Club a member who contributes a tremendous amount towards the success of the majority of trips undertaken each year. His work for conservation etc., is well known to all walkers - and to many other folk - but it is an appreciation of something more personal that I would like to express. | We have in our Club a member who contributes a tremendous amount towards the success of the majority of trips undertaken each year. His work for conservation etc., is well known to all walkers - and to many other folk - but it is an appreciation of something more personal that I would like to express. | ||
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- | **AT OUR OWN MEETINGS** | + | ====== At Our Own Meetings ====== |
From the Ordinary Monthly Meeting and the Extraordinary General Meeting held on December 12th come the following items of interest; | From the Ordinary Monthly Meeting and the Extraordinary General Meeting held on December 12th come the following items of interest; | ||
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- | 1942. | ||
- | 1941 has seen us allabsorbed | + | 1941 has seen us all absorbed |
A year of portent. Come what may we can all be relied on to go forward "each to our allotted task". | A year of portent. Come what may we can all be relied on to go forward "each to our allotted task". | ||
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- | **" | + | ====== Hell and High Timber ====== |
In June 1938 an article under the above title appeared in Collier' | In June 1938 an article under the above title appeared in Collier' | ||
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Burned:over all that nice country where we were", Mr.George Spelvin shrugs, looking up from his evening newspaper. "Lucky we visited it in time. You know " he muses, flicking his cigarette toward the fireplace with a practice, snap of his middle | Burned:over all that nice country where we were", Mr.George Spelvin shrugs, looking up from his evening newspaper. "Lucky we visited it in time. You know " he muses, flicking his cigarette toward the fireplace with a practice, snap of his middle | ||
- | This year,Mr.Spelvin' | + | This year Mr.Spelvin' |
Usually there is a little lull before an oncoming fire, a hollow silence that you can sense. Gradually you begin to feel the heat in short pulsing wave, though the fire may still be three or four miles away, and for the first time you hear the wind behind the fire. The sound grows into a strange hissing roar and then, out of the distance, pours a solid black cloud, black underneath, | Usually there is a little lull before an oncoming fire, a hollow silence that you can sense. Gradually you begin to feel the heat in short pulsing wave, though the fire may still be three or four miles away, and for the first time you hear the wind behind the fire. The sound grows into a strange hissing roar and then, out of the distance, pours a solid black cloud, black underneath, | ||
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- | **FEDERATION NOTES.** | + | ====== Federation Notes ====== |
In December the Federation Council meeting was held a week early to avoid clashing with the S.B.W. Christmas Party. | In December the Federation Council meeting was held a week early to avoid clashing with the S.B.W. Christmas Party. | ||
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A letter was received from the Railways stating that, after investigation, | A letter was received from the Railways stating that, after investigation, | ||
- | The Minister for Lands had replied to the Federation' | + | The Minister for Lands had replied to the Federation' |
the right bank between Tryon Road and the creek. Of course, in this matter, the Federation, although it was the prime mover, was acting in support of the Parks & Playgrounds Movement as that body has more influence in matters covering lands in the Sydney metropolitan area. | the right bank between Tryon Road and the creek. Of course, in this matter, the Federation, although it was the prime mover, was acting in support of the Parks & Playgrounds Movement as that body has more influence in matters covering lands in the Sydney metropolitan area. | ||
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To NON-SUBSCRIBERS: | To NON-SUBSCRIBERS: | ||
- | ** | + | **ANOTHER CLUE!** |
- | ANOTHER CLUE!** | + | |
I was interested in Mumbedah' | I was interested in Mumbedah' | ||
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- | **CLUB FUN AND FOOD** | + | ====== Club Fun and Food ====== |
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+ | by Taro. | ||
Not that I do it very often - but I admit it is nice to walk into the clubroom on Friday nights. It is nice to see all the horrible old faces and the lovely new ones. Better still to drop in on a free night, when liberty is spelt with 2 Capital LLs. | Not that I do it very often - but I admit it is nice to walk into the clubroom on Friday nights. It is nice to see all the horrible old faces and the lovely new ones. Better still to drop in on a free night, when liberty is spelt with 2 Capital LLs. | ||
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- | So join with me in three hearty British cheers for the great God Organisation., | + | So join with me in three hearty British cheers for the great God Organisation. |
(X) " | (X) " | ||
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A minimum of transport (at a maximum cost) means trips as close to home as possible. Don't forget that " | A minimum of transport (at a maximum cost) means trips as close to home as possible. Don't forget that " | ||
- | ALL YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC REQUIREMENTS AND A CAREFUL, EXPERT, DEVELOPING, PRINTING AND ENLARGING SERVICE | ||
- | at GOODMAN BRCS. PHOTO SUPPLIES 20 Hunter Street, Sydney | ||
- | (opposite Wynyard). | ||
+ | ====== Club Gossip ====== | ||
- | **CLUB GOSSIP** | ||
This month' | This month' | ||
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- | ** | + | ====== Commentary ====== |
- | COMMENTARY** | + | |
+ | By " | ||
" | " | ||
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- | **ON THAT HOT DAY** | + | ====== On That Hot Day ====== |
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+ | By " | ||
Now that the very hot weather is here, we must be on the lookout for sun-stroke. This can occur on a cloudy day as well as a bright sunny one. The onset may be gradual, with complaints of headache and drowsiness, or the walker may drop straight down in his tracks. The skin is hot and dry,fast pulse and noisy breathing, | Now that the very hot weather is here, we must be on the lookout for sun-stroke. This can occur on a cloudy day as well as a bright sunny one. The onset may be gradual, with complaints of headache and drowsiness, or the walker may drop straight down in his tracks. The skin is hot and dry,fast pulse and noisy breathing, | ||
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The treatment consists of laying the patient in the shade, | The treatment consists of laying the patient in the shade, | ||
- | ** | + | |
- | "THEY'RE THE SAME THE WHOLE WORLD OVER" | + | ====== They're the Same The Whole World Over ====== |
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+ | says the Editor. | ||
The Melbourne Walking Club is to be congratulated on the 1941 issue of "The Melbourne Walker" | The Melbourne Walking Club is to be congratulated on the 1941 issue of "The Melbourne Walker" | ||
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To whet the appetite of those who are in Sydney and can queue up the Club's copy - and to give members overseas some idea of our Victorian compatriots - we take the liberty of reprinting one article. Here it is: | To whet the appetite of those who are in Sydney and can queue up the Club's copy - and to give members overseas some idea of our Victorian compatriots - we take the liberty of reprinting one article. Here it is: | ||
- | + | **Ourselves** by The Editor: Walker' | |
- | **OURSELVES.** by The Editor: Walker' | + | |
"If ever you feel like going on an unorthodox ramble in the country you could not do better than to get in touch with one of the unorthodox members of the Melbourne Walking Club. To do this requires no mechanical skill. Merely shut your eyes and twirl a pin around haphazardly above the names of all the members of the Club, then let it stab into one of them: He will probably object, but the point is this: You will have chosen a suitable person for your peculiar idea, because this Club is made up of a hundred percent, died in the wool, ultra-unvarnished human essences of unorthodoxy. To see the various styles of walking gear, the different methods of erecting a tent, the numerous ways of setting and lighting a fire, the hundred and one assorted assortments of foodstuffs, and the diverse methods of cooking and eating is alone worth a close inspection; even if it means giving up mowing the back and front lawns at the week-end. | "If ever you feel like going on an unorthodox ramble in the country you could not do better than to get in touch with one of the unorthodox members of the Melbourne Walking Club. To do this requires no mechanical skill. Merely shut your eyes and twirl a pin around haphazardly above the names of all the members of the Club, then let it stab into one of them: He will probably object, but the point is this: You will have chosen a suitable person for your peculiar idea, because this Club is made up of a hundred percent, died in the wool, ultra-unvarnished human essences of unorthodoxy. To see the various styles of walking gear, the different methods of erecting a tent, the numerous ways of setting and lighting a fire, the hundred and one assorted assortments of foodstuffs, and the diverse methods of cooking and eating is alone worth a close inspection; even if it means giving up mowing the back and front lawns at the week-end. | ||
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The Melbourne Walking Club has one advantage over the S.B.W. - it is over forty years old, we a mere fourteen - but that if offset by one major disadvantage so far as diversity is concerned - it has no women members. 2b and 20 members would be hard to find in the S.B.W., and we try to keep out the 3cs,but we know all the others, intimately. | The Melbourne Walking Club has one advantage over the S.B.W. - it is over forty years old, we a mere fourteen - but that if offset by one major disadvantage so far as diversity is concerned - it has no women members. 2b and 20 members would be hard to find in the S.B.W., and we try to keep out the 3cs,but we know all the others, intimately. | ||
"We forget who it was said that there is no smoke without fire but he could have tried to start a campfire with damp twigs." | "We forget who it was said that there is no smoke without fire but he could have tried to start a campfire with damp twigs." | ||
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- | THE VOICE OF THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE SAYS** | ||
- | "Heres Hoping We can enjoy These Entertainments as per the Social Programme." | ||
+ | **The Voice of the Social Committee Says** | ||
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+ | "Heres Hoping We can enjoy These Entertainments as per the Social Programme." | ||
January 16th (Friday) | January 16th (Friday) |
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