RAILWAY “MYSTERY HIKE”
Although the weather prospects for the first “mystery hike” of the season to Cataract creek were very discouraging, more than 300 trampers attended, and enjoyed an excellent day’s hiking. The number attending this trip indicates that tramping is to enjoy an even more successful season that in the past The next trip on Sunday, June 13, has been planned in the Spye-Scargill district, to fine hill and down country. A route of about eight miles has been plann. d for the main body, and a more difficult route is available for the more hardened trampers. The Railway Department has made complete arrangements for the supply of hot water, tea, milk, and sugar for lunch and afternoon tea.
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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22109, 3 June 1937, Page 14
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