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- | r_PJ | + | ====== THE SYDNEY BUSHWALKER====== |
- | Rs Ross 7yborn, | + | |
- | S MANAGERs | + | |Editor:|Ross Wyborn|25 Burke Crescent, |
- | s Ramon'Brion, | + | |Business Manager: |
- | SEPTEMBER | + | |Typist:|Shirley Dean|30 Hannah Street, |
- | The All= River an 7anganderry | + | |Sales & Subs:|Ramon O'Brien|61 Nichson St. Surry Hills, 2010| |
- | Version 2. 3. | + | |
- | Mountain Equipment Ad. 6. | + | ===== SEPTEMBER |
- | The -August | + | |
- | Annual Report of Nature Conservation Council of N.S.7. 9. | + | |The Allum River and Wanganderry |
- | Paddy' | + | |The Allum River and Wanganderry Creek - Version 2|Marion Lloyd|3| |
- | -; | + | |Mountain Equipment Ad.||6| |
- | 01..11.1.a.. | + | |The Ausgust |
- | 'A monthly bulletin of matters of interest to the Sydney | + | |Annual Report of Nature Conservation Council of N.S.W.||9| |
- | ED BUSI TYPIST; SALES & S | + | |Paddy' |
- | 2. The Sydney I3ushwalker September, | + | |Colong |
- | THE ALLiji 'RIVER .AND WANGANDERRY CR=C | + | |
- | Pat HarrisOn | + | A monthly bulletin of matters of interest to the Sydney |
- | The Club Talk on the weekend of August 31 September 1. Vegan and | + | |
- | ended at Malcolm' | + | Postal |
- | clear with a cold wind blowing and Saturday morning was also .very clear | + | |
- | when we got well away to time at 8.15:a.m. and headed northeast from the woolshod | + | ===== The Allum River and Wanganderry Creek===== |
- | Our side creek was good easy going and by 9.40 a.m. we were sampling | + | by Pat Harrison |
- | the waters of the Allum. The river thereafter was not hard going but care was necessary all the time to avoid trouble on the slippery rocks and logs. | + | |
- | Near the woolshed there was a grove of large, handsome Gum Trees which nobody at the time was able to identify | + | The Club Walk on the weekend of August 31 - September 1 began and ended at Malcolm' |
- | The slopes above the river were a garden of Sydney | + | |
+ | Our side creek was good easy going and by 9.40 a.m. we were sampling the waters of the Allum. The river thereafter was not hard going but care was necessary all the time to avoid trouble on the slippery rocks and logs. | ||
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+ | Near the woolshed there was a grove of large, handsome Gum Trees which nobody at the time was able to identify | ||
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+ | The slopes above the river were a garden of Sydney | ||
The upper part of the Allum had a lot of Tree Fern and bracken, but towards the lower part there were sections of flat shelving rock and also one very pretty waterfall about 20 feet high. As we got lower down, the valley widened and high golden cliffs repladed the broken rocks of the upper part. | The upper part of the Allum had a lot of Tree Fern and bracken, but towards the lower part there were sections of flat shelving rock and also one very pretty waterfall about 20 feet high. As we got lower down, the valley widened and high golden cliffs repladed the broken rocks of the upper part. | ||
Camp was made on the soft bedding under the She Oaks at the Nattai junction, with wood, water, and scenic views all to hand. There is a very large flat here with the remains of an old hut. The whole area around the Nattai would be hard to beat as ii is checkfull of good campsites, graceful tall trees, and a backdrop of golden cliffs on both sides of the river. There ought to be more walks into this area. It was very lovely when We were there. | Camp was made on the soft bedding under the She Oaks at the Nattai junction, with wood, water, and scenic views all to hand. There is a very large flat here with the remains of an old hut. The whole area around the Nattai would be hard to beat as ii is checkfull of good campsites, graceful tall trees, and a backdrop of golden cliffs on both sides of the river. There ought to be more walks into this area. It was very lovely when We were there. | ||
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We again followed the northern branch from our laSt junction Up through patches of rain forest and miniature canyons, good going all the way, and finally got up on the plateau on the southern side and headed northwest to the grassy hill near the wroolshed. There was some moderate scrub hereabouts but the wonderful Boronia in full flower more than made up for that, | We again followed the northern branch from our laSt junction Up through patches of rain forest and miniature canyons, good going all the way, and finally got up on the plateau on the southern side and headed northwest to the grassy hill near the wroolshed. There was some moderate scrub hereabouts but the wonderful Boronia in full flower more than made up for that, | ||
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- | THE ALLW RIVER AND WANGANDERRY CREEK VERSION | + | |
- | Marion Lloyd. | + | ===== The Allum River and Wanganderry Creek - Version |
- | Charlies at Mittagong was our rendezvous where we stoked up on lellies tea dod toast. Our convoy then headedfoie. our campsite about 14 miles from Mittagong. Pat was in: the middle of tolling us a gruesome story about Vanganderry Creek when g wombat' | + | by Marion Lloyd |
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+ | Charlies at Mittagong was our rendezvous where we stoked up on lellies tea dod toast. Our convoy then headed foie. our campsite about 14 miles from Mittagong. Pat was in: the middle of tolling us a gruesome story about Vanganderry Creek when g wombat' | ||
The site was Malcolm' | The site was Malcolm' | ||
At 8 a.m. after Joan had called the roll twenty one people sot off. Affer about half an hour's walking we dropped down into the upper reach of the Allum River, which at that stage was only a dribble. How beattiful we thought this darling little river was, the steep banks covered with lush ferns and grasses and towering gums on either side, dipping now and again under rocks that jutted out over it. It gave me the impression of wading through a dripping cavern lined with the softest green velvet then extending into a tunnel wl/ich stretched till past 6 o' | At 8 a.m. after Joan had called the roll twenty one people sot off. Affer about half an hour's walking we dropped down into the upper reach of the Allum River, which at that stage was only a dribble. How beattiful we thought this darling little river was, the steep banks covered with lush ferns and grasses and towering gums on either side, dipping now and again under rocks that jutted out over it. It gave me the impression of wading through a dripping cavern lined with the softest green velvet then extending into a tunnel wl/ich stretched till past 6 o' | ||
- | About 11 a.m. to relieve the monotony and in order for the party to assemble again we took time off for a cupp0' I started off ahead of the others and missed | + | About 11 a.m. to relieve the monotony and in order for the party to assemble again we took time off for a cupp0' I started off ahead of the others and missed the drama that followed. About 10 minutos after morning tea Sheila climbed onto a log, she slipped; then losing her balance fell heavily, her padk saving her from serious injury. It waS decided that Sheila, Ilarion, Frank and Joan Rigby would go-back before the going became too difficult. |
- | . The Sydney Bushwalker September, | + | |
- | the..drama that followed. | + | |
In the meantime, David and Bronwyn were ahead, Ros.Paintor and myself | In the meantime, David and Bronwyn were ahead, Ros.Paintor and myself | ||
some distance behind decided to stop and wait for the others to catch up. We waited for over an hour and in that time read " | some distance behind decided to stop and wait for the others to catch up. We waited for over an hour and in that time read " | ||
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Allum River. We walked up this creek until 11 a.m. where we came to a fork. | Allum River. We walked up this creek until 11 a.m. where we came to a fork. | ||
After much debating we decided to take the right arm and follow it all the way up or at least until we could find a way out of the creek. | After much debating we decided to take the right arm and follow it all the way up or at least until we could find a way out of the creek. | ||
- | September, 1968 The Sydney Bushwalker 5 | + | |
From this point it was slow going, the creek became gradually steeper, the boulders became bigger and bigger, some the size of huts, and packed. together. Several times I nearly lost hope because shorty me didn't have arms and legs quite as long as the male folk. Pat's warning of this Crook was certainly justified, a rock climber would have been at home apongst these monstrous pebbles. We tried going along the bank, but the slopes were either too steep or the scrub too prickly and dense to bash our way through. After many attempts, we kept to the creek, always climbing, slipping, cursing our | From this point it was slow going, the creek became gradually steeper, the boulders became bigger and bigger, some the size of huts, and packed. together. Several times I nearly lost hope because shorty me didn't have arms and legs quite as long as the male folk. Pat's warning of this Crook was certainly justified, a rock climber would have been at home apongst these monstrous pebbles. We tried going along the bank, but the slopes were either too steep or the scrub too prickly and dense to bash our way through. After many attempts, we kept to the creek, always climbing, slipping, cursing our | ||
way over the boulders. About midday we had lunch, Bronwyn, David and Ken went on ahead. | way over the boulders. About midday we had lunch, Bronwyn, David and Ken went on ahead. | ||
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165 Pacific Highway, North Sydney. Phone 929-6504. | 165 Pacific Highway, North Sydney. Phone 929-6504. | ||
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- | September, 1968 | + | |
- | THE SYDNEY EUSHWAIKER | + | |
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- | September, 1968 The Sydney Bushwalker | + | ===== The August General Meeting===== |
- | THE AUGUST | + | by Jim Brown |
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- | Jim Brown0 | + | |
was, in the recent tradition, quite an extended. one, although it began crisply enough', | was, in the recent tradition, quite an extended. one, although it began crisply enough', | ||
Membership and election of Earian Shoppart as lady Committei.-- Member. | Membership and election of Earian Shoppart as lady Committei.-- Member. | ||
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his motion it was agreed to express the Club's benediction on the Dungalla Club's welfare; In answer to a qu4stion, 'the President point out 3.55ian was advocating that present members of SB7r re-tain membership. | his motion it was agreed to express the Club's benediction on the Dungalla Club's welfare; In answer to a qu4stion, 'the President point out 3.55ian was advocating that present members of SB7r re-tain membership. | ||
The financial statement, showed a fairly healthy month, Current funds going from $482 to 749. Proceeds from sale of the library produced. 03 of the total income of 411. No doubt late subscriptions accounted for much of the rest, but about 100 members were still unfinancial. | The financial statement, showed a fairly healthy month, Current funds going from $482 to 749. Proceeds from sale of the library produced. 03 of the total income of 411. No doubt late subscriptions accounted for much of the rest, but about 100 members were still unfinancial. | ||
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From the Walks Report we learned that the petrol carriers stoppage had caused. cancellation of one trip. rihis brought a merited cry of " | From the Walks Report we learned that the petrol carriers stoppage had caused. cancellation of one trip. rihis brought a merited cry of " | ||
8 . The Sydney Bushwalker _.---aoptember, | 8 . The Sydney Bushwalker _.---aoptember, | ||
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- | September, 1968 The Sydney Bushwalker | ||
- | ANNUAL REPORT OF NATURE CONSERVATION .COUNCIL OF N.S.7. | + | ===== Annual Report of Nature Conservation Council of N.S.W.===== |
- | At the August General Meeting, the Club decided to become a Full Member Body of the Nature Conservation Council under the terms of the, Council' | + | At the August General Meeting, the Club decided to become a Full Member Body of the Nature Conservation Council under the terms of the Council' |
- | A copy of the N.C.C.' | + | A copy of the N.C.C.' |
- | it here in full. Summarising briefly, it can be said that the Report shows that the Council has actively engaged in a wide range of conservation matters during the past year. Here are some extracts from the Report which will be of particular interest to bushwalkers: | + | |
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. The activity in opposing the granting of limestone mining leases in the | . The activity in opposing the granting of limestone mining leases in the | ||
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- | 12. The Sydney BuShwaiker. September, | + | |
1C0L0NG - THE BASIC-FACTS.. | 1C0L0NG - THE BASIC-FACTS.. | ||
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