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VOLUME 24 MARCH 1987 NUMBER 3
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February's guest speaker. Bob Cachet from the Bureau of Meteorology kept almost sixty club members asking questions well into coffee time. It was a most informative session - I think we all learnt a great deal. To those who missed out . . - . you will be the Club "wets'!
Cut or Keep? Conflicts over Australian Woodchipping
Monthly Meeting - Wednesday March 18th, 8pm, Dickson Library
The woodchipping debate is a heated one. Emotions often run high. Most of us have an opinion. How many of us . though, really understand the issues? Do you feel that those with vested interests often present distorted, one-eyed arguments?
At our March meeting not one, but three, guest speakers fron the ANUs Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies will form a panel to give us as dispassionate a presentation as you will be likely to hear on woodohipping in Australia. Each speaker has been involved extensively in the woodchipping industry through research, critical evaluation and the publishing of pertinent papers.
The guest speakers are John Dargavel, John Formby and Paul Parker. Their talks will cover:-
1/ UJoodohips as the epitomy of the five-way conflicts between economic. environmental, social, political and scientific concerns.
2/ History of woodohip exports and their planned extension.
3/ Clearfelling. sustained yield and environmental effects.
4/ Economic and trade issues.
5/ Environmental Impact Assessments and the political process.
There will then be an open question and answer discussion time when the panel will respond to your questions and comments. Make sure you are there so you can become informed. Being informed can help you better form your own opinion. The acting Conservation Officer, Patrick Tobin, has encouraged club members to attend the Conservation Council's April 4-8th activity weekend in support of the forest areas of the South-East Region near Eden. The evening of March 18th should be an informative prelude to this.
April Monthly Meeting Sneak Preview - Slide Competition
It will soon be time to cull the acres of celluloid you have exposed in pursuit of the ultimate wilderness calendar shot! The categories to think of are candid camera, action, landscape, portrait, "what could have been" and
Flo 'arty-farty" (yes, this year your close-ups of tree-trunks, rocks and flowers have a category of ther own)! See next months IT for details of competition rules, regulations and prizes
Kern-Ann
President's Prattle On a number of Club walks lately I have been surprised to find people trying to dump rubbish which they claim to be 'biodegradable". It appears that some people are not aware of the accepted rule now within bushwalking clubs that everything carried in must be carried out. So called "biodegradable" items ltke seeds, paper. orange peel and apple cores can take a long time to degrade. In the meantime the bush can be left looking like a refuse tip. Dumping any kind of rubbish in the bush destroys its pristine character and considerably detracts from other people's enjoyment of these areas. You do not dump rubbish in your living room so why dump rubbish in areas where other people are walking and camping?
Wherever possible toilet paper should be burnt or at the very least buried about 8" below the surface. Tampons and sanitary napkins should either be burnt or carried out. I will never forget seeing an old tampon caught up in twigs just above where I was collecting water in a tiny side stream near a hut in New Zealand.
The level of use of bushwalking areas is increasing rapidly and we all have a responsibility to preserve these areas for future users. This also means carrying out other people's rubbish when you find it. Remember the old adage. Take only photographs and leave only footprints:
On a lighter note our roving conservation officer. Julie Andrew made it to WA. After some days recuperating on Rottnest Is from the long bus trip, she is heading off to Geraldton from where she plans to bike to Kalbarri National Park.
Rene Davies
Search & Rescue Practice Wi-lEN 4-5th of April. 1987 LOCATION Quiera Clearing. Grid Reference 406282 TOUGA 1:25000 Map WATER Bring your own - there is no permanent water at the base camp MAPS REQUIRED TOUGA 1:25000 (essential), NERRIGA 1:85000 (optional) GETTING THERE Drive to Braidwood and take the Nowra road through Nerriga. A
few kilometres past the Endnick River turn left down the Touga road (unsigned). Quiera Clearing is about 18km along this road. Watch out for black and yellow S4R. FBW or S&R HQ signs.
START 7am prompt on Saturday WHO IS WELCOME Any member of an affiliated club of the Federation who is over
18 years old. Bushwalkers 5&R will not accept responsibility for any uninvited visitors.
WHAT TO BRING Your sandshoes! everyone will go bush one or both days, a scramble rope would be handy.
HEAVY RAIN The practice will only be cancelled if extremely heavy rain makes roads impassible to conventional two wheel drive vehicles,
CONTACT Dave Drohan 413566(h), 663100(w). for further details.
Weekend Packs The committee intends to purchase on behalf of the Club two new packs costing approxtrnately $140 each for hire to Club members.
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MEMBERSHIP MaTTERs New Members
David Holden Byers. 10/7 McGee Place. PEARCE. ACT 2607. 853165(h). 818644(w). Michael Frank Costello. 31 Spica St.. GIRALANG, ACT 2817. 411934(h). 411934(w). Gerald Well Dodgson. 6 Feakes Place, CAMPBELL. ACT 2601. 472618(h), 632748(w). Stuart Graham. 22 Woralul St., WARAMANGA, ACT 2611. 880126(h). John Kesteven. I Southwell St.. WEETANGERA. ACT 2614. 949174(h). 836777(w). Rod Simpson, B Lyttleton Cres., COOK, ACT 2514. 515871(h). 494783(w). Michael Wells. 119 Limestone Ave.. BRA000W. ACT 2601, 571313(h). 836777(w). Ruth Zeller. 24A MacAdam St.. PAGE. ACT 2614. 548389(h). 510555(w).
Prospective Members
Margaret Cole. 123 Ralgoorlie Crescent. FISHER, ACT 2611. 886947Ch). Penny Dent, Macquarie Private Hotel. BARTON. 732325(h), 719839(w). Yvonne Lonsdale, 18 Howchin Place, TORRENS. ACT 2607, 863929(h), 499968(w) Eric & Julie Lord, 72 Scrivener Street. O'CONNOR. ACT 2601. 497325(h). 492893(w). Robin Moy. S Balonne Street. KALEEW, ACT 2617. 413969(h). George Stacey, 16 Nambucca Street. KALEEN. ACT 2817. 412798. Anne Walley, 67 Finniss Crescent. WARRA8UNDAH. ACT 2604, 950991(h), 499415(w) Ian Wright, 23 Shepherd Street, PEARCE, ACT 2607. 861473(h). 729072(w).
For Sale
One pair of KT walkers (worn once) size S.S. $49. Contact Murray Dow. 470059(h).
Found
In Ettrema Creek on 22/2/87 - a lady's digital watch - contact A. Vidler 549373(h)
What is JfllB?
Minimal Impact Bushwalking - that is what
"One of the largest problems facing national park managers is the question of overuse of wilderness and back-country areas" begins an article from the Australian Ranger Bulletin, Vol. 4 No. 1 1986. Anyone who has walked or camped near a blackened stone ring piled high with rusting cans has seen the problem first hand.
The . Tasmanian National Parks and Wildlife Service determined three basic options to alleviate overuse problems.
1/ Limiting the number of walkers Decreasing the amount of damage done by issuing walking permits: can be
an effective way of reducing environmental degradation. It will, though. limit the wilderness experience for many walkers and cause imposition of regulations contrary to the spirit of "wilderness".
2/ Hardening the environment Developing walking tracks, enlarging huts, establishing fireplaces and
supplying firewocd. will all limit and confine impact but will also create financial burdens and, being artificial tntrusions between the walker snd the bush, severely diminish the natural quality of the wilderness.
El 3/ Education
Neither diminishing of the wilderness nor expensive to implement. educating people to "do the right thing" can work well, as walkers see positive results from their own efforts. It is. though, a long term process rather than a project with instantaneous changes as are the other options.
The Tasmanian NP&WS determined a combination of all these techniques would be needed to cope with overuse problems. As part of their education programme leaflets have been produced. A copy is held by the club for your reference but the points can be summarised as follows. Whilst written with Tasmania in mind most points are appltcable in all our walking areas. So take not&
1/ Planning Go in a small (4-8) party which is more socially pleasant and causes less impact. Go off-peak to spread the burden. Plan to camp at recognised camp sites and not create new ones.
E/ Fire The great stove debate continues. Their use is recommended everywhere and there are fuel stove only areas: rainforest, highland and peat areas.
If you must light a fire: keep it small use an existing fireplace (even if it's not exactly where you would like it). do not circle it with rocks which are just another ugly scar. use only dead fallen wood. put fires out with water not soil.
3/ Gastro Where there is a toilet use it. Where there is not, bury it 15cm deep in the soil's organic layer. Go lOOm away from campsites and waterways. Carry out sanitary pads/tampons unlikely to biodegrade. In snow, try to find somewhere you can dig into the soil. Snow melts in Spring but your waste does not. Flies love food - cover it always and do not put it on hut tables or furniture where flies land.
4/ Pack it in. pack it out Avoid carrying potential rubbish such as bottles, cans etc. Do not forget to carry out silver foil, orange peel, cigarette butts etc. If the other idiots (my word, K-A) have left their rubbish, please carry out that too (it gives you a nice warm glow. K-A).
5/ On the right track Stay on established tracks confining damage to a planned route. Do not cut corners on zig-zag tracks or create new tracks round increase erosion and visual scarring. Spread out in open untracked country to disperse damage. Avoid walking on easily damaged areas like cushion plants, alpine Wear the minimum weighted footwear required for the terrain. where possible. Walk softly".
8/ Washing Wash 50 metres away from streams and lakes. Use gritty sand and a scourer, not soap to clean dishes. Do not put food scraps in streams or lakes.
7/ No trace camping . - - -
bogs which
bogs etc. sands hoes
use sow impact campsites ... sandy or hard surfaces rather than baggy or vegetated. Do not cut saplings for tent poles or fern fronds for beds. Use existing campsites and leave them better than you found them, remove rubbish and dismantle fireplaces.
Kern-Ann
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Motion for Meeting
That the Canberra Eushwalking Club donate $200 to the Forestry Working Group of the Conservation Council for use in the forest weekend on April 4-5th 1987.
Patrick Tobin
The Correspondence Column
The following correspondence was received by the Club during February:
a letter from Lenore Reynell. a bushwalker from Middlesex. England. who will be visiting Canberra during July and August this year and hopes to join us in some activities (the Membership Secretary is respondingj.
a letter from the Australian Conservation Foundation for funds for their Conservation 87 appeal (the Acting Conservation Officer will report on this item):
a letter of thanks from Fergus Thomson and family of "Belowra". Bodalla. for - our Christmas card; and
a circular from Bushwalkers of NSW S&R regarding the search and rescue practice planned for April 4-5th (more details of this exercise can be found elsewhere in IT).
Carolyn Ho (Correspondence Secretary)
Gold Seeking on the Rowntung Continued from February
I like the diorite country north of the Kowmung. between Christy's and Lannigans Creek- Going westward I like it better. I would have liked to go west as far as Limeburner's Creek but Maxwell assured us that we had almost reached our western limit on horseback. From here this tremendous chasm closes in its perpendicular walls right on its source at the feet of snow-flecked Mounts Shivering and Weronq.
So far the only renown this region has is derived from its cedar. It is the Australian Lebanon. I saw some magnificent cedar trees growing in the gullies: trees that are now worth from 30 to 50 pounds each. A number that formerly grew near the river have been felled. These were got to the river by great labour and bush craft. They were lashed together in small lots and left to wait the flood that would carry them out to the Nepean. The owners would wait at narrow bends or at known obstacles during flood time and push the impeded logs out into the stream with poles: Maxwell told us of an attempt made to navigate a raft out to the Nepean by a party of cedar getters. They had a perilous time and on several occasions nearly lost their lives before they reached the Cox. The Rowmung is a very rapid turbulent river when in flood. Being narrow, crooked and walled, it does not lend itself to such navigation, and no one ever attempted to float down on a raft again. Many logs are lost on the way. They get snagged in inaccessible places and years afterwards have been carried out by greater floods.
In passing I think good use could be made of the greater part of the river country that I traversed as a summer run for sheep of the Southdown or Shropshire breeds. The northern side especially looks sweetly grassed. Ticks would be a nuisance because the myrtle in some of the gullies is infested by the common tick.
We returned home via Coolung. which is a much easier though longer way. Nowadays a trip to the Kowmung can be done easily in ten days - that is. from
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Sydney and return. Yerranderrie is about five miles off as the crow flies, but there is an easy bush track via Burn's Gap to Church Creek. This might make the route about 12 m1es. With a mining town like Verranderrte within walking distance, prospecting is made comparatively easy. My nearest depot was nearly 50 miles off, with mostly roadless and rough country intervening.
When immense reserves of second class ore worth vast sums of money, now lying near the tips at Yerranderrie through want of a railway, are put through the furnaces, flux willbe ready at Church Creek; and the coal now lying dormant in the bowels of Tonalli Peak will be waiting at the skips.
Evolving from this industrial era we now see unfolding the scenic beauties of the Kownung as seen from the main ridge right on to the Cox will become a national asset.. There is room for hordes of seekers of pure mountain air and romanttc glens. What a heritage we have here, ye cubs of Britain! See that the sentinel statesmen fall not asleep.
(This article is an edited version of a column by W.A.C. that appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald. 15/S and 21/S 1910.3
Fred Muir wrote in response; I was all over the same country in lees on the same quest with a party of eight. We were out for seven months, but though we tried all the creeks and gullies for perhaps 30 miles or more, we found nothing payable. The whole district is full of all kinds of native fauna and flora and is perhaps the most interesting part of NSW. If W.A.C. killed ten snakes and ten of each kind of goanna and lizard every day, he would then probably only have killed one in a million.
Notes
1/ This is the only time I have come across the probable source of the name Christy's Creek.
2/ The party probably followed the cedar trail up onto Scotts Main Range then along the bridle track to descend Bulga Range to opposite Christy's Creek.
3/ I wonder how the "hordes of seekers' or fresh air would feel about encountering the belching black smoke and the carriage of limestone to the smelt e r 5.
Clio
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March 14-18th - Meroo Point Base Camp. - S/E
Please see the November 96 issue if IT for a desdription of the Meroo Point Area. Access to which is via a short track off the Prince's Highway approx. S kilometres north of Termeil. This will be a loosely structured camping weekend with Meroo as base offering options for surfing, sun-baking, beach walks as well as a day walk up Pigeon House Mountain then to the Clyde River via Longfella Pass and Ridge, on the Sunday.
Unfortunately there is no fresh water at Meroo so please bring your own. Cars can be taken to about lOOm of camp. Anyone wishing to come down from Canberra for the day walk to Pigeon House on Sunday please indicate whether transport is required or available. Please note that no late bookings can be taken for the day walk, the cut off will have to be 5pm on Thursday 12th March since car shuffles are involved.
Rod Dalgleish (813614h)
flpril 4-5th - Mt Kelly Spur - M/R Map: Rendezvous Creek 1:25000
Mount Kelly Spur rises from Cotter Flats to the SE gaining some BOOm in Bkm before reaching the summit of Mount Kelly (lSESm). Being largely open and rocky.
7 it provides a magniftcent panorama of the central Brtndabella area for most of its length. Starting from the Orroral tracking station site, the plan is tp walk to Cotter Flats via Cotter Gap, then spend the afternoon climbng Mount kelly Spur. We will probably camp at a small tarn high on the spur and continue over Mts Kelly and Namadgi next morning. The route back to Orroral Valley has good appeal and involves a short climb over Mt. Mavis 1722 492) followed by a 500m descent to Rendezvous Creek to pick up the Nursery Creek Trail. Each of the peaks has 350 degree views and Mamadgi has an old Aboriginal ceremonial ground near its summit.
George Carter
Sunday April 12th - Coronet Peak - L/M Map: ACT 1:100000
This is a long walk but is mainly on tracks or fire trails. The route, starting from Orroral Valley, is along a fire trail to Cotter Gap then down the new fire trail along Pond Creek to the Cotter Valley. We will then take to the bush for the 400m ascent of Coronet Peak. On a clear day Coronet Peak offers superb views round most of the compass and is a particularly good vantage point for the Bimberi Range. Please note that though fairly easy this walk is long and involves a considerable change in altitude so a modicum of physical fitness is necessary. There is a limit of 15.
Vance Brown
April 17-20th - Kosciusko National Park car swap from Bradneg's Gap to
Snowy Adit - M/R Maps: Khancoban and Mount Kosciusko 1:50000
A relaxed crossing of the park from east to west or vice versa via 2 less used entry points. The direct distance between start and finish points can be covered in less than 4 days, enabling one or two side trips to be taken, notably to Mt Jagungal. Good views can be obtained from Jagungal. the Bulls Peaks and the Grey Mare Range.
The majority of walking will be over snow grass covered rolling country, but there will also be some fire trail walking on the first and last days and some mint bush to be negotiated.
Rod Peters and Brian Palm
May 17-25th (negotiable) - Outback National Parks - S/M
The trip will be about 4 days in the Sturt National Park with about a day each at Menindee Lakes and Mootwingee National Parks. The longest backpacking component is not likely to be more than 2 days. There is some high ground in Mootwingee and a little in Sturt but the remainder of the terrain is relatively flat.
I have 2 starters at present but others are welcome to join the trip provided one offers transport. preferrably 4WD. 4WC is not strictly necessary .......unless it rains.
Rod Peters
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January (23)84-26th - Nadgee Nature (IJn)Reserve(d) - S/E
Or Paradise Found or Genuflections on Genesis 'And the Lord God planted a garden southward' from Eden and there he put the man ('Adam Brown), whom he had formed - "And the Lord God said it is not good that man should be alone: I will make a help meet for htm And he did. In fact he made many helps meet for him, but said 'of every tree of the garden thou mayst freely eat but thou mayt not have more than IS helps meet in the Garden of Eden.
'Adam' was moved. Had he not been given the key to Paradise There was Mewtors's Beach. there was the Little River Beach. there was Wadgee Beach. there were lagoons and moors and rivers and swamps. There was sunshine and clear warn water and sand dunes broad and high fit to rival the Sahara. There was fowl of the air and especially there was fish of the sea.
But A. Brown was a man of great compassion. Could he deny the least of his brethren access to paradise? Was it not enough that on "Palm" Sunday. 4 would have to quit and enter the waste lands to the South" Whom could he have excluded. There was the High Prtest of sunshine and warm water in his rare role of disciple; there were Greg the Good and Gregarious, Brave Barbara the Blistered. John the Just (just too content to tackle Cape Howe). There were Gentle George and the Patrician Woman who set up "camp satellite" to fish and lead the contemplative life. There was Rene the Righteous, a solace to mankind. who set up Camp Wadgee's first snoring-free zone; and there was divining Rod (or was it Rod the Divine) who divined fresh water at Cape Howe and carried 40lbs of it the Bkms back to Camp Nadgee.
They could not be excluded even when imperfections were found in Paradise, e.g. sweet Margot Malone found myriads of mussels but nary a cockle, the sun simply did not shine on "Palm" Sunday and the fish, though diligently pursued, were not in the prayed for plenty.
Such dreadful imperfections! and why? Was it that the Saturday sacrifice of the singed hair was simply not enough? Was St Peter at the gate angry and still counting. Did Oaring Doug not quit paradise after all? Could it be known already that the High Priest of Sunshine and Warm Water will gird up his loins to return to his homelands BEFORE the sacrifice of the winter solstice?
Who knows! But it will be marvellous fun to seek perfection again next year.
Jan Armour
For the Purists
Nadgee Nature Reserve (Nadgee 1:25000) was visited for the Australia Day long weekend. It is a very sensitive area so only 20 campers are allowed in at any one time, 15 from the CBC. On Friday night we camped in a rest area Skms south of Kiah on the Princes Highway. On Saturday we took the Wombeyan Road to the east and travelled approximately 18kms on dirt roads, till we began our walk right on the coast. We walked to Nadgee Beach the first day and camped in a sheltered area behind the beach. On Sunday we took a day walk to Cape Howe on the Victorian Border where 4 walkers swapped with 4 who had begun their walk led by Brian Palm at Mallacoota. Some fished, some swam, some walked, but everyone shared the magic that is Nadgee.
Jan Armour
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Flash your frog! be seen with a badge We only have 200 left so to avoid disappointment be quick. For the information of new members these club badges are a prestigious mark of distinction. For two dollars you can be the proud owner of one of these croakers, or for a mere twenty dollars you can have a whole team. Get them at the monthly meeting or give me a bell at home on 589940.
Eddy De Wilde
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Activitg Programme March 14-16th - Pretty Plain, Wheelers Hut, Dargals - MIM
This walk is mainly on fire trails through open herbfields with side trips to some of the features of the area. Map: Rhancoban 1:53000, Leader: Brian Palm 489245(h). Transport approx. :20.
March 14-15th - Tin Mine Falls - HIM
A walk along Cascade Creek (or along the Great Divide) to see spectacular falls and visit the Tin Mine huts. Map: Jacobs River 1:100000. Leader: Robert Bibo 886884(h). 527149(w). Transport approx. $20.
March (13)14-15th - East Gippsland, Rodger and Bowen Forests - MIM/W?
Walk amongst magnificent forests and rivers to a rarely seen waterfall. some peaks to climb as well. Map: Murrindal 1:100000. Leader: Margaret Roseby 883679(h). Transport approx. $30. See preview in this IT.
March 14-18th - Meroo Point, Pigeon House Base Camp - S-M/E-M
Base camp at cars at Marco Point between two beautiful beaches, there will be an optional walk to Pigeon House and the Clyde River and possible beach walks in the area. Leader: Rod Daigleish 813814(h). Transport $20. It is possible to do Pigeon House as a day walk from Canberra on Sunday.
Sunday March 15th - Mount Bimberi from the West - NIL-N
The highest mountain in the ACT gives views far afield. Jagungal. Canberra. Bogong Peaks and Tinderries Phone bookings only. Map: ACT 1:100000, Leader: Jeff Bennetts 315898(h). Transport approx. $19.
Wednesday March 18th - Monthly Meeting
8pm at the Dickson Library - a discussion of the woodchip issue
March (28)21-22nd - Bimberamala River - M/M-R
The walk goes from the bridge on Western Distributor and returns via Carters Creek. Maps: Brooman and Currowan 1:25000. Leader: Doug Wright 814148(h), 613238(w). Transport approx. $20.
March 21-22nd - Shoalhaven River - M/M
Descend Badgery's Spur then walk downstream to the beautiful campsite at Canoe Flats. Map: Caoura 1:25000. Leader: David King 881111(w). Transport approx. $19.
March 21-22nd - Jagungal via Happy Jacks - M/M
A fairly easy walk in alpine country with panoramic views from the top of Jagunqal. Map: Rhancoban 1:90000. Leader Norm Becker 316061(h). Transport approx. $20.
Sunday March 22nd - Mount Tennant - ElM
A repeat of the November trip for those who missed the spectacular views. Map: ACT 1:100000. Leader: John Thwaite 543193(h). 462787(w). Transport approx. $5.
IR Wednesday March 25th - Committee Meeting & Walk Planning
7pm at Kate Moore's, 24 Hirschfeld Ores McGregor. followed by walk planning at 8pm.
Thursday March 26th - IT Closing
8pm at 23/2 Sexton Street, Cook.
March 28-29th - Charlottes Pass, Blue Lake, Watsons Crags - HIM
This walk is above the tree line with panoramic views, interesting vegetation and glacial features. Map: Kosciusko 1:50000. Leader: John Danaro 988190(h). 632173(w). Transport approx. $20.
March 28-29th - Mount Jagungal from Tooma Road - L/E
This lonqish walk to a prominent peak is mainly on fire trails. Map: Khancoban 1:50000. Leader: Eddy de Wilde 589940(h). Transport approx. $20.
Sunday March 29th - Mount Coree from Blundells Flat - H/M
Climb steeply to a magnificent vantage point on the Brindabella Range west of Canberra. Map: Cotter Dam 1:26000. Leader: Mike Morriss 987823(h), 893103(w). Transport approx. $5.
Sunday March 29th - Bungonia Gorge, Shoalhaven River Mt flyer - H/H
This, the last of the Summer walks, involves a steep track into Eungonia Gorge, some boulder scrambling down Bungonia Creek, much swimming in the Shoalhaven and a BOOm climb out on a track. Map: Caoura 1:25000. Leader: Vance Brown 613997(h). Transport approx. $13.
April 4-5th - Federation Search & Rescue Practice
For details see article in this IT.
April 4-5th - Orroral. Bimberi, Blue Waterholes. car swap - L/M-E
This walk features superb scenery with opportunities to climb surrounding peaks. Map: Tantangara 1:100000. Leader: David Truman 548700(h). Transport approx $10.
April 4-5th - Mount Kelly Spur - M/R
This long rocky spur has magnificent views all the way. The return is via Namadgi, Mavis and Rendezvous Creek. Map: Rendezvous Creek 1:25000. Leader: George Carter 512130(h), 461420(w). Transport approx. $6.
Sunday April 5th - Tinderry Peak - M/R
Climb BOOm to one of the best vantage points in the area. Hap: Tinderry 1:25000. Leader: Mike Morriss 967823(h), 893103(w). Transport approx. $8.
Sunday April 5th - Mt Orroral, Rendezvous Creek, Nursery Swamp - H/M
This walk goes up Mt Orroral and then down to Rendezvous Creek and returns via Nursery Swamp. Map: ACT 1:100000. Leader: Rene Davies 487816(h), 495569(w). Transport approx. $B.
Tuesday April 7th - IT Collation
8pm at Anton and Barbara Cook's. 17 Nardoo Crescent. O'Connor.
April 11-12th - Woila Circuit - L/R
This classic weekend trip ta long with scrambling on rock faces. Dawn starts are requtred - good training for the 3 peaks trip. Maps: Badja and Snowball 1:25000. Leader: Dave Drohan 413686(h). 663100(w) Transport $15.
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April 11-12th - Orroral, Creamy Flats, Rendezvous Creek - HIM
A far1y easy circuit which involves side trips to Coronet Peak and Mt Namadgi. Map: Rendezvous Creek 1:29000. Leader: David King 881111(w) Transport approx. $9.
Sunday April 12th - Coronet Peak - LIM
This is a long but fairly easy walk to a superb vantage point in the Southern ACT. Map: ACT 1:100000. Leader: Vance Brown 813997(h). Transport approx. $5. Limit 15. see preview in this IT.
Sunday April 12th - Honeysuckle Creek to Emu Flat - SIM-E
This walk starts at the trackinq station and gives good views of the Orroral Valley. Map: ACT 1:100000. Leader: John Kestevan 949172(h), 836777(w). Transport approx. $3.
Wednesday April 15th - Monthly Meeting
8pm at the Dickson Library - This month is a slide competition
- April 17-20th - Boolee, Mackeys Huts - L/E
Walk through scenic alpine country in the Jagungal - Happy Jacks area. Map: Rhancoban 1:60000. Leader: Robert Bibo 886684(h), 887149(w). Transport approx. $20.
April 17-20th - Kosciusko Car Swap - M/R
An east-west traverse from Bradney's Gap to Snowy Addit via Jagungal. Maps: Kosciusko £ Khancoban 1:60000. Leaders: Rod Peters 612680(h) & Brian Palm 489246(h). Transport approx. $23.
Saturday April 18th - Bike ride round Canberra's Lakes
Cycle and easy 50km on bike paths to see some of the best scenery that Canberra has to offer, and an abundance of water birds. Map: UBD Canberra. Leader: Kate Moore 840483(h). 413000(w).
April (24)25-28 - lint Rover Trail, Kowmung River, Kanangra Walls -. M-LIM
Walk, mainly on tracks, through superb Blue Mountain scenery. Map: Burraqorang 1:100000. Leader: David Trueman 546700(h). Transport approx. $30.
April (24)25-28th - Mimosa Rocks National Park - S/E
Drive via Tathra to a base camp at Aragunnu Beach. bring water, plenty of swimming and rock scrambling. Leader: Doug Wright 814148(h). 613232(w). Transport approx. $29.
April (24)25-26th - Kanangra Walls, Kowmung, Bulga Dents Canyon - MIR
This is a re-run of a trip I should have done in November; walk out over Kanangra Walls, down to the Kowmung and through Bulga Denis Canyon. There are no compulsory swims. Map: Kanagra & '(erranderie 1:25000. Leader: Rene Davies 487815(h), 495559(w). Transport approx. $30.
Sunday April 26th - Ginini Fa115 from Corin Dam - MIM
A scenic walk which follows Stockyard Spur to see the highest falls in the ACT. Map: Corin Dam & Tidbinbilla 1:25000, Leader: Keith Vallard 540118(w). Transport approx $6.
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May 2-3rd - Mount Talaterang - ML/R
This walk is from Yadboro Flat up the Clyde to Talaterang Mountain. and Pigeon House on Sunday. Maps; Corang & Milton 1:88000. Leader: Eddy de Wilde 889840(h). Transport approx. $20.
Sunday May 3rd - Mount Mavis, Rendezvous Creek - Mill
Climb BOOm to a magnificent vantage point next to Mt Namadgi. return via Rendezvous Creek. Map: Rendezvous Creek 1:26000. Leader: George Carter 612120(h). 461420(w). Transport approx. $6.
May 940th - Mount Donovan - hR
A. walk in the Southern Oeua area which features picturesque Oulla Creek and good views from Mount Oonovan. Map: Araluen 1:100000. Leader: Brian Palm 489245(h). Transport approx. $13.
Sunday May lath - Trojan Walls & Legoland - Sill
This is an afternoon and evening walk to a magnificent rocky outcrop between Orroral and Honeysuckle Creek. The evening meal will be by firelight under a large granite overhang. Phone bookings only. Map: Corin Dam 1:25000. Leader: Jeff Bennetts 318899(h). Transport approx. $6.
Sunday May 10th - Fishing Gap. Cotter River, Mt Domain -, M1M
Follow the fire trail from Tidbinbilla Reserve to Fishing Gap and then a foot track to Cotter where an exotic sausage sizzle will fire away winter thoughts, then ascend Mt Domain (700m) for good views before returning via track and firetrail, limit 18. Map: Tidbinbilla 1:25000. Leader: Julie Andrew 414624(h). 467265(w). Transport approx. $7.
Sunday May 10th - Middle CR, Mt Narnadgi, Rendezvous CR - L1MR
A longish but mostly easy ascent of Middle Creek leads to a scramble up Namadgi and, time permitting, back to Gudgenby via Rendezvous Creek. Map: Rendezvous Creek 1:28000. Leader: David Truman 846700(h), 458555(w). Transport approx. SB. -
Sunday May 17th - Tinderry. the Onion - M/R
This walk offers spectacular views of the ACT Mountains. Kosciusko and to the east, the Great Dividing Range. Map: Tinderry 1:25000. Leader: Geoff Wood 663030(w), 826237(h). Transport approx. $B.
May 23-24th - Byadho Area - L1R
This good long ridge walk offers views from the top of various peaks, the route is flexible. Map: Jacobs River 1:50000. Leader: Rene Davies 487816(h), 498869(w). Transport approx. $30.
Sunday May 24th - Orroral, Smokers Trail car swap - M/E
This is a pleasant easy ramble up the Orroral Valley from the tracking station to Smokers Trail and the pine forest at Smokers Gap. Map: Corin Dam 1:26000. Leader: David Truman 846700(h), 458855(w). Transport $B.
June 19th - July 6th - Katherine Gorge, Kakadu National Park - M1R
Leader: Brtan Palm 488246(h), Phone bookings only.
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ABBOTT,Roger 13 Solly Place,Emu Ridge,BELCONNEN ACT 2617 514051 ALLEN,Craig 13 Blandon Place,HOLT ACT 2615 526058 549735 Ar1BRUSE,Kathy 18 Eppenarra Close,HAWKER ACT 2614 499716 541397 * ANDERSOM,Allan 11 Salvado Place,STIRLING ACT 2611 861868 880112
* ANDERSON,Doris 11 Salvado Place,STIRLING ACT 2611 837009 880112 ANDERSON,Heather 98 Schlich St,YARRALUMLA ACT 2600 492270 813832
# ANDREW,Julie 34 McCawley St,WATSON ACT 2602 467265 414624 ARMOUR,Jan 37 Holmes Cres,CAMPBELL ACT 2601 478242 BAKALOR,Julie 172 Duffy St,AINSLIE ACT 2602 469619 488147
* BAYLIS,Ann 29 Quandong St,O'CONNOR 2601 470193 BECKER,Norrnan 4 Drysdale Circuit,KAMBAH ACT 2902 467576 316061 BELL,Rosernary 44 Stonehaven Crescent,DEAKIN ACT 2600 612965 822394
* BENNETTS,Carol 6 Toohey Place,WANNIASSA ACT 2903 714451 315899 * BENNETTS,Jeff 6 Toohey Place,WANNIASSA ACT 2903 837037 315899
BIBO,Robert 60 Hyndes cres,HOLDER ACT 2611 527149 880084 BISHOP,Susan Unit 20,Cameron Gardens,Disney Court
BELCONNEN ACT 2615 652404 • BLACK,Harry 121 Fairhaven Point Way,Wallaga Lake
via NAROOMBA, NSW 2546 (0649)34548 BLAYDEN,Warwick PU Box 228,WEST RYDE NSW 2114 BONNY,David 15 Dumaresq St,DICKSON ACT 2602 467252 479263 BRADLEY,Keith 24 Fihelly St,FADDEN ACT 2904 489500 917693 BRENAN,Mary Flat 23 Hayley,114 Blarney Cres
CAMPBELL ACT 2601 493457 475918 BROWN,Bill 17 Faunce Cres,O'CONNOR ACT 2601 495530 473463 BROWN,Douglas 44 Kambalda Cres,FISHER ACT 2611 467327 882805
# BROWN,Vance 23/2 Sexton St,COOK ACT 2614 465600 513997 BROWNLEE,Richard 18/110 Fergus Rd,QUEANBEYAN NSW 2620 458441
• BUCHLER,Dan 9 Bingara Place,FISHER ACT 2611 633024 887031 BUCKLEY,Greg Flat 30, 6 Heard St,MAWSON ACT 2607
* BURGESS,Heather 1/51 Band jalong Cres,ARANDA ACT 2614 525301 513763 * BIJRMESTER,Henry 29 Quandong St,O'CONNOR ACT 2601 719412 470193
BUSSELL,Royd llScrivener St,O'CONNOR ACT 2601 494343 BYERS,David 10/7 McGee Place,PEARCE ACT 2607 818644 863165
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CAMPBELL,Bruce 34 Woolalla St,COOMA EAST 2630 (0648)21644 (0648)22698
CAMPEELL,David 4 Bulloo P1,KALEEN ACT 2617 469576 414206 CANNON,Robert 26 Irwin St,YARRALUNLA ACT 2600 725966 811061 CANT,Anthony 3 Wybalena Grove,COOK ACT 2614 724532 514709 CARMICHAEL,David 11 Newton St,GOULBURN NSW 2580 048-315270 CARSE,Helen 21 Holmes Cresc,CAMPBELL ACT 2601 511155 491432
# CARTER,George 1 Marulda St,ARANDA ACT 2614 461420 512130 CIBIRAS,Tony 13 Foxall St,HOLDER ACT 2611 48111 884460 CLAASZ,Manf red 94 Vasey Cres,CAMPBELL ACT 2601 712403 477124
* CLARINGBOLD,Peter 28 Parkhill St,PEARCE ACT 2607 861587 * CLARINGBOLD,Rita 28 Parkhill St,PEARCE ACT 2607 861587
CLARKE,John Poste Restante,CANBERRA CITY ACT 2600 CLINGAN,Robert 22 Millen St,HUGHES ACT 2605 822328 COLE,Margaret 123 Kalgoorlie Cres,FISHER ACT 2611 886947 COMFORT,Michael 22 Glasgow St,HUGHES ACT 2605 725147
* CONROY,Peter 8 Shortland Cres,AINSLIE ACT 2602 881111ext213 474937 * 000K,Anton 17 Nardoo Crescent,O'CONNOR ACT 2601 433283 474142 * COOK,Barbara 17 Nardoo Crescent,O'CONNOR ACT 2601 814468 474142
COOK,Kathy 148 Majura Ave,AINSLIE ACT 2602 462106 474482 * COOPER,John 10 Tudawalli PI,CHAPMAN ACT 2611 845100 888093 * COOPER,Margaret 10 Tudawalli P1,CHAPMAN ACT 2611 888093
COSTELLO,Michael 31 Spica Street,GIRALANG ACT 2617 411934 411934 • CREGAN,David 222 Dryandra St,O'CONNOR 2601 722532 475296
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CROFTS,Mick CROKE ,Myra CROIICH,Stephen CURNOW,Judith DALGLEISH ,Rod erick DANARO, John DAVIES,Rene DE WILDE,Eddy DENT, Penny
DI BARTOLO,Ross DICK,Jirn DODGSON ,Gerald DONOGHOE ,Neil DOW,Coral DOW, Murray DRAKE-BROCKi"iAN ,Daniel DROHAN,Dave
* DUNSTAN,Jenny EDWARDS ,Deborah EDWARDS ,Roger
# ELLIS,Greg FARAGFiER ,Sue FIORI,Tania FITZGERALD, Nick
FLANIGAN ,Ian FRANZI ,Ray
* FREER,Peter FROST ,Bob
GALLAGHER ,Marie GARR ,Tony
* GAIENBY,Jan * GATENBY,Philip
GEORGE,Terry
GIBBS-JORDAN ,Ann GISZ ,Steve GLEESON ,Mark GOODRUM ,Joan GRAHAM ,Stuart
* GROOM,Linda #' HARRISON,Bob
HATCH, Lyndall HAYDON ,John HEBBARD,Dale
* HICKSON,Anne * HICKSON,Ian # HO,Carolyn
HOFFMAN ,Mary HOTCHKISS, Ian I'ONS,John JACKSON ,And raw JOBSZ,Errol JUiiJ'STONE ,David KEITH,Heather KELLEHER,Graeme KELLETT ,Richard
KELLY, Ronald
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35 Foveaux St,AINSLIE ACT 2002 4/19 Devonport St,LYONS ACT 2606 108 Dexter St,COOK ACT 2614 11 Juwin St,ARANDA ACT 2614 6 Spence Place,HUGHES ACT 2605 40 Prichard Crct,RICHARDSON ACT 2905 26 Allport St,00WNER ACT 2602 4 Eddy Cres,FLOREY ACT 2615 Macquarie Private Hotel,National Circuit BARTON ACT 2600 27 Wangara St,ARANDA ACT 2614 12 Hemmant St,O'CONNOR ACT 2601 0 Feakes Place,CAMPBELL ACT 2601 20 Monaro St,QTJEANBEYAN NSW 2620 67 Tyson St,AINSLIE ACT 2602 67 Tyson St,AINSLIE ACT 2602 14 Armytage St,KAI4BAH ACT 2606 35 A'Beckett St,WATSON ACT 2602 4/26 Chave St,HOLT ACT 2615 13 McCaughey St,TURNER ACT 2601 2 Hellyer St,HOLDER ACT 2611 15 MacKnight Place,MACARTHUR ACT 2904 14 Rundle P1,KAMBAH ACT 2614 3 Wybalena Grove,COOK ACT 2614 c/- Nacquarie Hotel,National Circuit BARTON ACT 2600 3 NacDonald P1,SPENCE ACT 2615 141 Burrinjuck Crescent,DUFFY ACT 2611 19 Prendergast St,CURTIN ACT 2605 Dept of Foreign Affairs,Admin Building Parkas ACT,c/- Moscow Bag 2600 4 Tipper P1,COOK ACT 2614 1 Nulang Place,COOMA NORTH NSW 2630
16 Goodparla St,HAWKER ACT 2614 16 Goodparla St,HAWKER ACT 2614 Gowrie Private Hotel,Northbourne Ave BRADDON ACT 2601 71 Onkarparinga Cres,KALEEN ACT 2617 3 Bungey St,CAMPBELL ACT 2601 23 Fellows St,LATHAI1 ACT 2615 25 Eggleston Cres,CHIFLEY ACT 2606 22 Woralul St,WARArAANGA ACT 2611 S Shortland Cres,AINSLIE ACT 2602 15 Luehrnann St,PAGE ACT 2614 34 Dugdale St,COOK ACT 2614 59 Longstaff St,LYNEHAii ACT 2602 21 Brand St,HUGHES ACT 2605 2 Pitt St,GOULBURN NSW 2580 2 Pitt St,GOULBIJRN NSW 2580 18 Gurner Place,LATHAM ACT 2615 229 Badijnara St,FISHER ACT 2611 57 Barada Cres,ARANDA ACT 2014 5 Provis P1,KAMBAH ACT 2902 28 Stanfield 01,XAi'1EAH ACT 2902 17 Carron St,PAGE ACT 2614 14 Hancock St,SPLNCE ACT 2017 3 Burn St,DOWNER ACT 2602 12 ciarulda St,ARANDA ACT 2614 Burgmann College ANU,GPO Box 1345 CANBERRA ACT 2601 307 Hindmarsh Drive,RIVETT ACT 2611
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724967 515013 (0648)32891
(0648)23442 543094
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485322 802122 415775 723396 470857 724923 493469 816090
880126 621531 474937 527318 545243 492033 515159 642145 485o24 492093 814070
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436102 549228 473888 883385 436587 511793 951311 316326 830777 313554 687481 545851 515386 585750 494410 496909 470211 511402
493424 479441 458358
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467403 732325
881111 722540 643651 493294 465155 052103 525484 520530 BOo 700 459508 492693
487411 087402 655115 684112
(002)347077 391555 433964 467347
954334 581322 o71720 463104
431065 525037 461353
819619 719111 494747 522420
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862702 553154 885195 541291 489245 414004 863197 5125u0 862125
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BARTON ACT 2601 KING,David Macquarie Private Hotel,National Circuit
BARTON ACT 2600 KNIGET,Cheryl 51 Sullivan Cres,WANNIASSA ACT 2903 KYATT,John 14 Lubuma St,GIRALANG ACT 2617 • LAVERS,Peter 1/51 Bandjalong Cr,ARANDA ACT 2614 LAWRENCE,Gregory 2/10 Dunlop St,HACKETT ACT 2602 LAYS,Rene 57 Shannon Crct,KALEEN ACT 2o17 LEE,Gary 6 Burnside St,WATSON ACT 2602
• LEPP,Heino 11 Juwin St,ARANDA ACT 2614 LESLIE,Chris 36 Castlereagh Cres,MACQUARIE ACT 2614 LOi4SUALE,ivonne 18 Howchin Place,TORRENS ACT 2007
* L0RD,Eric 72 Scrivener St,O'CONNOR ACT 2601 * LORD,Julie 72 Scrivener St,O'CONNOR ACT 2601
LORD,Richard 1 Faunce Cres,O'CONNOR ACT 2601 LUCAS,i'ike 3 Briwage P1,KAtIBAH ACT 2902 iy!ASTERS,David 34 Garrick St,FADDEN ACT 2904 HCANDREW,ROy 17 Forbes St,TURNER ACT 2601 MCCOTTER,Anne 5 Ispahan Ave,SOUTH HOBART,TASMANIA 7000 I1CUINNESS,Steve S Piddington St,WATSON ACT 2602 MCINNES,Fiona 2 Selfe St,DOWNER ACT 2602 L1CKEWZIE,Alison 3 Brent P1,GARRAN ACT 2605
* MCKENZIE,Ron 3 Brent P1,GARRAN ACT 2605 * MCKONE,Frank 22 Longworth P1,HOLT ACT 2615 * i1CKONE,Meg 22 Longworth P1,HOLT ACT 2615
RCLOUCHLAN,Kate 19 Prendergast St,CORTIN ACT 2005 qCVEIGH,Geoff 33 Knox St,WATSON ACT 2602
+ MEDARIS,Len 35 Cullen St,WATSON ACT 2602 NEDER,Barbara 70 Rischbieth Cresc,GILMORE ACT 2905 iELHUISH,Lloyd 3 Newbery Cres,PAGE ACT 2614 hELLOR,Peter 1 Alura P1,WARAMANGA ACT 2611
* NERRONY,Barbara 12Whitelaw St,PEAkCE ACT 2607 * MERRONY,Mike 12 Whitelaw St,PEARCE ACT 2607 * METCALFE Andrew 4/26 Chave St,HOLT ACT 2615 * MIETHKE,Pat 16 Nambucca St,KALEEN ACT 2617 t*ORE,Euan 29 The Hermitage,ced1ey St,Ci-IIFLEY ACT 2606
# NOORE,Kate 24 I-iirschfeld Cresc,MACGREGOR ACT 2615 i0RRISS hike 6 Logan St , RARRABUNDAH ACT 2604
+ MOSLEY.Dr Geoff Cl- ACF.672B Glenferrie Road.HAWTHORN VIC 3122 ~iOSS,John iBage P1ace,iiAS0N ACT 2607 MOURANT,Roslyn 37 Dutton St,DICKSON ACT 2602 ii0Y,Robin 5 halonne St,rALEEi'4 ACT 2o17 MULLII4S,Reg 5 Hyde P1,HUGHES ACT 2605
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(048)461173 PUULOS,Jim 33 Bunbury St,STIRLING ACT 2611 317377 882740 PURNELL,Adrian 49 Barnard Circt,FL0REY ACT 2615 230932 582098 RAjjH,David 14 Wrixon St,LATHAL'i ACT 2615 511150 540779
• RIGBY,Frank 77 Creswell St,CANPBELL ACT 2601 491198 • RIGEY ,Joan 77 Creswell St,CANPBELL ACT 2o01 491198
RISA,Sonya 3 Newton St,HACKETT ACT 2602 458369 - R0Bi KfSON,Deborah Suite 1 Nckay Gardens, TURNER ACT 2o01 4760o1 513357 ROBINSON,tlarie-Anne 12 Curtain pl,WANNIASSA ACT 2903 526737 315164 ROSE,Dennis 38 Kambalda Cr,FISHLR ACT 2611 719416 1 1sU7 R0SEBY,iiarg 14 Burgan P1,RIVETT ACT 2611 583o79 RUWLAND,Jan 10 Banvine St,O'CGNNGR ACT 2o01 406033 RUDD,Graham 42 Hicks St,RED HILL ACT 2603 725573 950675 SnAW,iarion 37 i,iorahead S t,CLiRTIN ACT Zoos o/u337 o21961
• SHEILS,Paul 21 Jindabyne St,DUFFY ACT 2511 805111 888195 ShEPhERD,Lon 9 Wise St,BRADDON ACT 2o01 832287 472u15 SIMINGTON,Margot 6 Wenholz St,FARRER ACT 2607 554968 863a9 Sir'w10iS,i'iark 4 Coglin P1,KAiVIBAI4 ACT 29u2 632222 312414 SINPSON,Rod 8 Lyttleton Cres,COOK ACT 2614 494783 515871 SINCLAIR,Elizabeth 111 Eggleston Cresc,CHIFLE ACT 2600 432111 824602 SKLJRR,John 7 Eleanora St,FISHER ACT 2011 498522 886049 SnALE,Don 9 Tantangara St,DIJFFY ACT 2611 723211 8o4979 SMEKAL,George 48 Blackman Cr,MACQUARIE ACT 2614
w SPxITH,Kerri-Ann 15 Luehmann St,PAGE ACT 2014 545243 SOUTHGATE,Dave 23/5 Beas]ey Street,TORRENS ACT 2607 467380 865491 STACEY,George 16 Nambucc.a St,KALLEI4 ACT 2617 412798
• STORY,Robert 104 Buxton St,DEAKIN ACT 2600 6 12174 • STORI,Sybil 104 Buxton St,DEa IN ACT 2o00 81217'
STRACH,Steven 13 Ardlethan St,FISHER ACT 2611 805911 881791 SULLIVAN,Bryan 21 Dookie St,FARRER ACT 2u07 SuoYbb oo4327
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THOMAS,Keith 9 Barney St,DOWNER ACT 2602 527241 478175 THU1PS0N ,Chris 17 View Rd ,LOWLR PLENTY, VIC 3093 (u3)5115b5
t. THONPSON,Helen 17 View RdP1,LOWER PLENTY, VIC 3093 (03)511565 John 33 Pickles St,SCULLIN ACT 2614 462211 543193
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TRAINOR,Julia 2 Hill Corner,YARRALUMLA ACT 2600 621514 511195 IKUNAN,David 9 riainoru P1,1-IANKER ACT 2614 455707 546700 UHLLiANN,Mark 2 Tristania St,RIVETT ACT 2611 . 881863 VALLAiC,Reet 5 Fullwood St,WESTON ACT 2611 581111 88o340 VALLARD,Keith 12 Jevons P1,PAGE ACT 2614 462346 540115
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WL'n..IER,Jenny 62 Partridge St,FADDEN ACT 2904 919514 W0uD,Geoff 19 Kidston Cres,C0RTIN ACT 2o05 u53u3u 525237 WORSLEY,Mike 69 Wheeler Cres,WANNIASSA ACT 2903 898188 313541 WRIGHT,Uoug 13 Baediiam Place,LYLNS ACT 2006 513232 L14146 WRIGHT,Ian 23 Shepherd St,PEARCE ACT 2607 725072 861473 ZELLER,kuth 24A Macadam St,PAGE ACT 2608 516555 546389
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Information NOTE The walk secretary. Alan Vidler. is pleased to accept walks from leaders
at any time. Please contact him to put your walk on the programme.
Bookings for trips should be made by 5.00 pm on Thursday on the appropriate sheet in Paddy Pallin's shop in Lonsdale Street or by telephoning the leader before 5.00 pm on Thursday.
NB. Do not telephone Paddy's to book.
Walkers are reminded that there can be dangers associated with bushwalking and that they participate entirely at their own risk.
Equipment for club walks can be hired from Eddie De Wilde 889940.
Library The Club library is held at the home of Keith Thomas. 9 Barney Street Downer. (478175), at 6 - 7.45 pm on the night of club meetings.
Transport costs are presently IS cents per kilometre per car and are divided equally among ALL participants. This amount is a guide only and
can be varied at the discretion of the leader depending on the condition of the roads and the number of passengers per car. The figures given for individual trips are approximate values based on four people per car.
Grading of walks
(S) Short under 12 km/day CE) Easy firetrails, tracks, beaches etc. CM) Medium 12-20 km/day CM) Medium bush tracks, alpine areas, some scrub CL) Long over 20 km/day CR) Rough much scrub, steep climbs, rock scrambles
CW) Wet compulsory swims, many river crossings MOTE: In calculating distance 1 km is added for every 100 metres climbed.
NOTICE TO ALL WALKERS The leader should check that:
CA) Each applicant is capable of completing the proposed trip. This is done by observation on previous walks or by contacting them personally and asking where, when and with whom they have walked previously.
(B) Everyone is aware of what the trip entails and of any special equipment or skills needed.
LEADERS MAY REJECT ANY APPLICANT THEY THINK IS NOT SUITABLE FOR THE TRIP.
Committee 1986-1987 PRESIDENT:
VICE PRESIDENT/TREASURER: MINUTE SECRETARY:
CORRESPONDENCE SECRETARY: WALK SECRETARY:
ASSISTANT WALK SECRETARY: MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY:
SOCIAL SECRETARY: EDITOR:
PUBLISHER: CONSERVATION OFFICER:
Rene Davie5 487816(h) 495563(w) Bob Harrison 545243(h) 527318(w) Kate Moore 540483(h) 413000(w) Carolyn Ho 549228(h) 438102(w) Alan Vidler 545373(h) George Carter 512130(h) 451420(w) Greg Ellis 918533(h) 453580(w) Kern-Ann Harrison 545243(h) Vance Brown 513997(h) 485600(w) Geoff Wood 825237(h) 853030(w) Julie Andrew 414624(h) 487285(w)
Dave Drohan (413588h, 663100w) i5 the Search and Re5cue Officer and Alan Vidler (545373h) the Check-in Officer.
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