We got real lucky and the cold front didn’t push through until around midday on Easter Monday when most of the 24 attending had decamped and were heading home. Autumn really is a fabulous time for enjoying campfires and primitive canvas tents!
Good Friday was our official set up day although a couple of early birds had arrived in glorious weather a day earlier. The time was spent making camps shipshape and cutting stacks of firewood preparatory of cool mountain evenings to come.
Welcome to our first newsletter for 2012. Did you perchance make any New Year’s resolutions to do more leisurely camping, more shooting, more hunting and fishing? In this issue we feature another gem of Ian Convey’s easy-to-follow handcraft lessons.
Welcome to another read of Club doings. Not that we program a great deal during the warmer weather following our traditional September Rondy. Early November saw us at Berwick again for the annual Time Line event …
East End, Sutler’s Row. Pencil sketch by Charlie Timma. September Shining Times! Congratulations to all who attended our September Rondyvoo.Read the Rest…
Three hawks by Glen Mitchell blacksmith of Pioneer Forge, Carboor, Victoria Its time to relegate the duck swamps to anotherRead the Rest…
Le Reynard with 2 grey teal taken with a 12 ga W.C. Scott & Son original percussion muzzleloader. Once againRead the Rest…