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Several boys went to Cronulla to get the rest of the provisions while all those who were left shifted camp and then went swimming. They returned from town about 2pm when we had dinner and went swimming again. After tea we went over the sand and played releasing. Sunday morning the weather was fine and and the boys had the morning to themselves. After playing on the sand that night we went for a swim in the lake and it was real warm in. As Monday was hot we were in swimming all day. Some one found a tennis ball and those who were sun baking in the nude copped it.

Wally Gribben nearly died of fright when he saw a snake which we killed and skinned. After playing games on the sand that night we went to bed about Poor old pussy Wilson got moonstruck or something and started to make up poetry. The next day we had to go home and billies were being cleaned everywhere and tents were being pulled down.

We had a swim and an early dinner and a couple had a fight with some flour which was left over. We took our time walking to the ferry and arrived home about 5pm after a really enjoyable camp. Arriving there we pitched camp and started work on our kitchen etc.

The weekend proved to be very miserable by raining all the time, but we passed the time by working and talking. No camp fire was held at night so we bedded down early and awoke next morning with the usual zest. We were presented with the Shield and District flag which the boys should be very proud of as they did a grand job and thoroughly deserved their victory. The camp was attended by S. H Hashew, T. R Wilson P. I McGrath, P.

Upon arrival at the camp site. The usual camp site at the outlet of the lagoon was occupied so we had to on the rise in a N. We had to draw our water from the body of the lagoon which seems to be almost Stagnant and the water was not as good as the outlet. On Sunday morning we had a Short hike led by myself to observe birds, flowers, trees and insects. Wild life abounds there but many animals, we spotted a fairly large Wallaby which soon dissapeared into the undergrowth.

We broke camp on Monday at 2p. The camp site at little Marley has been opened to tourist motor traffic and even then the beach and camp sites are very popular and the camp site are dirty and short of good wood. We arrived at the club room at 7am Saturday morning and caught the 7.

We left our gear on the station and went and bought our food. Here we are some one said so we all jumped out. After standing on the platform a couple of minutes some one discovered that we had got out at the wrong station, Engadine was the next station about 5 miles further on. I think Skip had an uncomfortable bed the first night.

We had games and a light hike. After dinner we went for another hike the we had tea then a campfire.

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Ron Anderson had his shirt in front of the fire drying and did not notice it was starting to smolder until we smelt it burning. The next day we broke camp and left after a happy weekend. We traveled first to Sydney to change trains. After a short stay of about an hour, in which time we were presented with tickets for meals and the train journey. At dusk that night we were on the train leaving Sydney far behind us. We were lucky in all being in the same compartment dog box for the journey.

We arrived at Albury early the next morning after a rough sleep. Here we had stake and sausages for breakfast. After breakfast we traveled on the Victorian railways into Victoria. We arrived at twelve thirty at Seymour for lunch. Continuing on our journey we reached Melbourne, where much laughter was caused when we saw the Melbourne electric train like our trains. Trucks and buses were waiting at the station to take us to the camp site. Arriving at the site we found out that our box had not arrived. We were lucky enough to sleep in the big marquee which were used as store tents till our boxes arrived a few days later.

The first few days were cold and windy, Victorian weather.

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We went swimming a few times but owing to a tragedy it was abandoned. The camp was well equipped with banks, Post Office, newsagents etc. We soon met up with Skip and decided to have a day in town together. Skip had to leave us for a time and we arranged to met us in the museum.

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We mistook the house of parliament for the museum and spent an hour or more listening to a history of parliament. Les and Ian being very interested, proceeded to clean their shoes on the rugs and covered chairs in the various rooms. After meeting Skip and wondering round the museum we had a nice lunch. After lunch we visited the university.

As all the students were on holidays we did not see much, but what we did see was very interesting. At night we went to St Moity ice skating and had a most enjoyable time. After arriving back at camp i felt sick however it soon passed off so I thought and I layed on my side and went to sleep. This woke Les up for he said he could feel something cold and quickly examining and finally throwing his blanket out the door.

All this confusion woke Ian and all he could do was laugh. Then Les wanted to sleep with Ian and after pulling his leg for about half an hour let him in. The next day Ian trying to stop trespassers stepped in the Greece pit the poor kid. Every night there was entertainment either a campfire or the pictures we always went to the pictures. In the morning the papers come, one morning came the Knighthoods and among them Hinds, who was to give a concert that night in the open air.

Ian was lucky he was sick, but Les and I had no alternative so we went. The music must have been good, because Les soon fell fast asleep. Ian and Les were glad to hear that Bradman was Knighted. The following Friday Les, Ian and myself had a day out in town. First we visited the zoo if you may call it that.

It has plenty of monkeys and birds and nice lawns but that was about all. After leaving the zoo we wondered where to go next. We were going ice skating at night. We had tea in Melbourne then went ice skating.