Read our newsletter story from Vol. 38, July 2012 to see who was there having all the fun.
John Haskell and Peter Hawkey. Photo by Alan Fox
Shane and John H. Photo by George Mohr
Peter Hawkey and trade goods.
Leg of venison at Alan Fox’s camp
Kevin drooling at Eddy’s trade blanket. Photo by George Mohr
Tom Jefferies
John Haskell
Glen Mitchell and Bruce Kirkwood
Glen Mitchell. Photo by Alan Fox
Peter Hawkey and George Mohr bargain with Eddy Benc. Photo by Glen
Group photo by Glen
George Mohr, Shane Nedeljkovic and John Haskell. Photo by Glen
George and fusil
Eddy Benc, Tom Jefferies and Bob Ellis. Photo by Glen
Eddy gets an ear bashing from Hawkey. Photo by Alan Fox
Eddy and Peter Hawkey. Photo by George Mohr
Colin and Myrtle Barrett
Colin, Kevin, Myrtle and Robin. Photo by Glen
Bob gets some practice. Photo by Glen
Bob Ellis’ tent – Sold! Photo by Glen
Charlie Timma – comfortably primitive
Bob Ellis. Photo by Glen
Part of Eddy’s trade blankets. Photo by Alan Fox
Peter Hawkey examines a fine horn. Photo by Alan Fox
Tom Jefferies “smoking”. Photo by Glen
George Mohr’s Voyager camp. Photo by Glen.
Anthea Mitchell
To see how the Hershel House Shoot event came about, read our newsletter story from Vol. 37, May 2012 .
Ian demonstrates the way Hershel done did it!
George Mohr
Murray Convey
Ron Davis with caplock
John Sultana
Paul Sly
Bob Ellis
Jenny Baker with 32 cal squirrel gun
Jim Walker
John Maccioni
Michelle shows lots of style!
Ron Davis – second shot
Murray Convey – second shot
Ian Convey – second shot
George Mohr – second shot
John Sultana – second shot
Jenny Baker – second shot
Paul Sly – second shot
John Maccioni – second shot
Jim Walker – second shot
Bob Ellis wreathed in the smoke of his winning shot in our split-the-ball Hershel House shoot “Wanna see it again.”
Peter Convey sets up the clays at about 20 yards.
Peter Convey. The axe head and clays in position.
Good Friday Apr 6th – Easter Monday Apr 9th at Bernard’s Cache, Caveat. (Note ANZAC day is a Wednesday in 2012)
All the chores were completed at our working bee last October so now it’s time to reap the benefits and have a damn good time over this four day break. April in Victoria is categorically the best time of the year for camping under canvas. Contact any Committee member if you need a mud-map.
John Sultana. Photo by Jenny.
Relaxing in camp
Jenny Baker and Michelle Barraclough
Ron Davis, John Morland, Jim Walker, Bob Ellis
Peter Convey, Ian Convey, John Maccioni, George Mohr
Justin, Rohmi, Nathaniel and Nicholas
Jenny Baker’s trade blanket at Grand Portage Trading Post. Photo by George.
Jim shoulders John Maccioni’s flinter. Photo by George.
Ian Convey, George Mohr, and John Maccioni. Photo by Jenny.
Glen spins a yarn. Photo by Gary.
Glen and Anthea Mitchell. Photo by Jenny.
What’s cooking? Photo by Jenny.
Open face shelter with slip rails up. Photo by George.
My hat. Photo by Jenny.
Relaxing moments