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At 07:13 AM 16/09/2004, you wrote:
>Members.
>I am signing off now for a couple of months leaving on the 19th from
>Kalumunda to Albany taking my wife Margaret with me.
>If everything goes to schedule will be at Gringer Creek on the 26th,
>Dwellingup on the 30th and then no doubling of huts except maybe
>Possum Springs to Harris Dam.
>Our track name is "Harry and Margaret".
>Maybe see some of you on the track somewhere along the way.
>Regards,
>Harry R.

Hi

Anyone heard from Harry at all? Was in at Monadnocks and Mt Cooke Campsites
last week but couldn't find anything in the registers from Harry.

Andrew


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#851

From: "RD ASSETS" <rdassets@...>
Date: Thu Sep 30, 2004 12:27 pm
Subject:: Outdoor Australia Magazine Gear Guide 2005

rdassets@...

I have been advised by the Action Sports Marketing Manager, Nicole Simmonds,
that the magazine is a one-shot and is not part of the subscription deal for
October.

When printed, the copies will be sent to their Fulfillment House and we will be
able to order them direct, or purchase them in your local newsagent.

Unfrotunately I was not advised of price, so I have sought a price from them and
will advise when to hand.

From the Editor of Outdoor Australia,"This mammoth publication,[the first annual
Gear Guide], is essentially two years' worth of our regular gear reviews all
rolled into one fat publication."

Regards

Ralph.

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#850

From: "RD ASSETS" <rdassets@...>
Date: Tue Sep 28, 2004 11:49 am
Subject:: Re: [Aushiker] Wild:> Nuyts Wilderness

rdassets@...

Andrew.
I read the article on page 62 and Mr.Spedding does not seem very impressed
by the Bibbulmun Track, calling it the Bubblegum Track. The walk looks very
interesting so I will log it onto my must do trips.

On another issue, the Outdoor Australia magazine is putting out a Gear Guide
2005 and it goes on sale on October 13th. There is no mention of cost, so I
have written to Crystal Wormleaton of their Subscriptions Dept for costings
and if subscribers can order it direct.

Will keep you posted when I hear.

Regards
Ralph Ditton.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Andrew Priest" <andrew@...>
To: "Aushiker" <aushiker@...>
Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2004 9:47 AM
Subject: [Aushiker] Wild:> Nuyts Wilderness


> Hi
>
> For those interested, Wild Magazine No. 94 (Oct-Dec) has an article by
> Graeme Spedding on walking in Nuyts Wilderness, near Walpole.
>
> Andrew
>
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> Yahoo! Groups Links
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#849

From: Andrew Priest <andrew@...>
Date: Tue Sep 28, 2004 1:47 am
Subject:: Wild:> Nuyts Wilderness

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Hi

For those interested, Wild Magazine No. 94 (Oct-Dec) has an article by
Graeme Spedding on walking in Nuyts Wilderness, near Walpole.

Andrew

#848

From: cavebeary <cavebeary@...>
Date: Mon Sep 27, 2004 12:23 am
Subject:: Perry's Peaceful Pligrimage

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Hi Everyone,

My little walk has now reached Denmark on Day 43 of 47. Off to Nullaki or West
Cape Howe today depending on where the party guests are. (I've got a load of
goodies in my pack to party with some people that I have been following from
Kalamunda for 43 days)

My B.T. pilgrimage has sped up somewhat in the past 17 days. I've found that my
fitness has picked up somewhat, allowing me to walk all day if need be. However
the double hutting bit is now over and its party, party, party all the way to
Albany!

As I was saying in my last email of 9th September, the track has been very quiet
for my walk. To this stage, I've had 32 hut nights with only 3 nights of
company. In addition I've met only 8 walkers on track, 6 of these being since
Walpole.

The last 2 hut stays have been relatively warm, mozzie infested nights, at Boat
Harbour & William Bay. Not even cold enough to get into my 0 deg. rated bag!
(Now +5 due to age)

My favourite section of the BT so far is Northcliffe to Wapole, with my
favourite huts being Beavis, Maringup & Dogpoole. My least favourite hut was
Blackwood.

Haven't seen Harry on the track yet, perhaps towards Albany....

Regards

Perry Raison

#847

From: "D Power" <dpower@...>
Date: Fri Sep 24, 2004 12:28 am
Subject:: RE: [Aushiker] New to Bibbulmun

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HI Jenny yeah i do looks  great and very rewarding...

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#846

From: "pipimarbo" <pipimarbo@...>
Date: Thu Sep 23, 2004 3:36 pm
Subject:: New to Bibbulmun

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Hi,

Any newbee out there who is also inspired by 11 Sep Saturday's
Bibbulmun Track liftout in the West and want to really do it?

Jenny

#845

From: Andrew Priest <andrew@...>
Date: Wed Sep 22, 2004 2:05 am
Subject:: Walking May Keep Our Brains In Shape

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Hi

Bit off topic, but thought this story might of interest anyway
...<http://www.kold.com/Global/story.asp?S=2331701>. Watch the pop-ups at
this site but.

Andrew

#844

From: Andrew Priest <andrew@...>
Date: Fri Sep 17, 2004 3:34 am
Subject:: RE: [Aushiker] Batteries and Charging whilst bushwalking

aushiker

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At 09:00 AM 17/09/2004, you wrote:
>I was wondering if he was serious :-)

I suspect a University project which will go now where but as a academic I
don't mind supporting students.

Andrew


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#843

From: "McKellar, Peter" <peter.mckellar@...>
Date: Fri Sep 17, 2004 1:00 am
Subject:: RE: [Aushiker] Batteries and Charging whilst bushwalking

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I was wondering if he was serious :-)

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andrew Priest [mailto:andrew@...]
> Sent: Friday, 17 September 2004 11:00
> Subject: [Aushiker] Batteries and Charging whilst bushwalking
>
>
> Dear Group
>
> The following was posted on the Yahoo! group, aus.bushwalking
> and I thought
> it might of interest elsewhere.  I assume the prize is only
> applicable in
> Australia.
>
> Regards
> Andrew
>
> =======================
>
> Hi,
>
> I've been working on an engineering project at uni, to
> develop a shoe that produces electricity as you walk. When
> the foot falls a generator is spun and a battery is charged.
> One application i have thought of would be when doing large
> walks, one set of batteries could be charged everyday to make
> sure you've always got power for your head lamp.
>
> If any one has the time, please fill out a survey we have got
> going to determine the "market viability" of such a shoe, the
> survey is at
>
<http://www.geocities.com/james_armstrongau/survey>http://www.geocities.
com/james_armstrongau/survey

If you fill it out you go in the draw to win $45 bucks, wow.

Thanks,
james.a


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#842

From: Andrew Priest <andrew@...>
Date: Thu Sep 16, 2004 11:00 pm
Subject:: Batteries and Charging whilst bushwalking

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Dear Group

The following was posted on the Yahoo! group, aus.bushwalking and I thought
it might of interest elsewhere.  I assume the prize is only applicable in
Australia.

Regards
Andrew

=======================

Hi,

I've been working on an engineering project at uni, to develop a shoe that
produces electricity as you walk. When the foot falls a generator is spun
and a battery is charged. One application i have thought of would be when
doing large walks, one set of batteries could be charged everyday to make
sure you've always got power for your head lamp.

If any one has the time, please fill out a survey we have got going to
determine the "market viability" of such a shoe, the survey is at

<http://www.geocities.com/james_armstrongau/survey>http://www.geocities.com/jame\
s_armstrongau/survey

If you fill it out you go in the draw to win $45 bucks, wow.

Thanks,
james.a


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#841

From: Andrew Priest <andrew@...>
Date: Thu Sep 16, 2004 1:56 pm
Subject:: WALKGPS: Lupton Conservation Park Walk

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Hi

Dave has added a new walk to his WALKGPS: Bushwalks in the Perth Region,
Western Australia.  The new walk is titled "Lupton Conservation Park Walk"
and details including photos can be found at
<http://www.walkgps.com/Lupton%20Conservation%20Park%20Walk.htm>.

Enjoy
Andrew

#840

From: Andrew Priest <andrew@...>
Date: Thu Sep 16, 2004 12:14 am
Subject:: Energizer AAA Lithium Batteries Out?

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Hi

It appears that AAA Lithium batteries are on the market.  They are showing
as being available at least one US retailer,
<<http://store.batteryspecialists.com/l92bp4.html>http://store.batteryspecialist\
s.com/l92bp4.html>.
I did try to find out more information on the Energizer site at
<http://www.energizer.com/default.asp> with out luck. I did search for the
battery number as given on the retailer's site at Energizer without luck :-(.

Looks promising but unless someone has them in their hot little hands ....

Regards
Andrew

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#839

From: "nevillerossiter2003" <rossiters@...>
Date: Wed Sep 15, 2004 11:13 pm
Subject:: Bib walk

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Members.
I am signing off now for a couple of months leaving on the 19th from
Kalumunda to Albany taking my wife Margaret with me.
If everything goes to schedule will be at Gringer Creek on the 26th,
Dwellingup on the 30th and then no doubling of huts except maybe
Possum Springs to Harris Dam.
Our track name is "Harry and Margaret".
Maybe see some of you on the track somewhere along the way.
Regards,
Harry R.

#838

From: Anthony Dyson <anthony.dyson@...>
Date: Fri Sep 10, 2004 4:40 am
Subject:: Re: [Aushiker] Visting walkers

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Further to Andrew's comment, I remember once using the gents at North
Bannister and being grateful that my walking boots had very thick soles.

Andrew Priest wrote:

>  At 10:25 AM 10/09/2004, you wrote:
> >Hi all,
> >
> >Happily ensconsed in the hut were Cherie and Carrie, delighted that
> they
> >had been able to have a shower and wash their hair at the roadhouse
> >(something for end-to-enders to remember). Cost $5 including a towel.
> I
> >thought this was a bit expensive, but Carrie said she would have been
>
> >happy to pay $20!
>
> Hi Tony
>
> IIRC correctly the showers at the roadhouse where once described in
> the
> register as a "bio-hazard." :-)
>
> BTW last year, my coldest night on the Track was at Gringer Creek.
> There
> was ice on the outside table when I left in the morning.
>
> Andrew
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#837

From: "marion bucens" <mbucens@...>
Date: Fri Sep 10, 2004 5:50 am
Subject:: re Yahoo over 55 walking group

mbucens@...

Can anyone tell me how to make contact with this group???
Marion.

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#836

From: Andrew Priest <andrew@...>
Date: Fri Sep 10, 2004 5:33 am
Subject:: Re: [Aushiker] Visting walkers

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At 10:25 AM 10/09/2004, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>Happily ensconsed in the hut were Cherie and Carrie, delighted that they
>had been able to have a shower and wash their hair at the roadhouse
>(something for end-to-enders to remember). Cost $5 including a towel. I
>thought this was a bit expensive, but Carrie said she would have been
>happy to pay $20!

Hi Tony

IIRC correctly the showers at the roadhouse where once described in the
register as a "bio-hazard." :-)

BTW last year, my coldest night on the Track was at Gringer Creek. There
was ice on the outside table when I left in the morning.

Andrew


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#835

From: Anthony Dyson <anthony.dyson@...>
Date: Fri Sep 10, 2004 2:25 am
Subject:: Visting walkers

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Hi all,

I'm pleased to report that Thursday's visit to the track was successful.

It was a remarkably social day, compared to my normal maintenance trips
to Monadnocks on which I rarely see anybody.
Reached the hut about noon to find a big group of happy daywalkers who
said they were from the Yahoo Over 55 walking group and had walked in
over the hills from Sullivan Rock. They planned to return by a flatter
route.
On the way back to Randall Road, I saw a big black pig, the first such
animal I have seen near the track. He either saw me or got my scent and
took off rapidly, to my relief.
Drove on down to North Bannister and eventually found the link trail
which leads to the hut.
Happily ensconsed in the hut were Cherie and Carrie, delighted that they
had been able to have a shower and wash their hair at the roadhouse
(something for end-to-enders to remember). Cost $5 including a towel. I
thought this was a bit expensive, but Carrie said she would have been
happy to pay $20!
They are having a ball and really seemed to be enjoying themselves. They
were pleased that it seemed to rain only at night and thought the
weather had been colder than they expected.
They were also puzzled that they had not met more walkers and hoped they
would encounter more as they went south. They reported seeing one small
snake and a few roos.
They declined a bottle of wine. Cherie's not a drinker and Carrie said
she had been pure for a week and wanted to stay that way! Strong people.

They hope to reach Albany on October 29.

Cheers,

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#834

From: cavebeary <cavebeary@...>
Date: Thu Sep 9, 2004 7:09 am
Subject:: Perry's Peaceful Pilgrimage (mostly) on the BT

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High there folks,

Just a long winded one to share my experiences thus far on the BT.

I'm on my 26th day (day off in DRV) resting my Shin Splints? This little
annoyance is making  double hutting impossible but who cares, I'm seeing all of
the sights and huts this way. Been doing a bit of tree identification today. The
Karri country is a nice change of course and the biggest change for my feet is
that it has been softer under foot - heaven!

Very quiet on the track, only 2 huts shared since I started. A school group of
14 at Chadoora (1 Teacher only in the hut) and another school group of 5 at
Gregory Brook night before last.
The latter was a group of 3 delinquent children from Busselton SHS with the
school Chaplain & his assistant. The boys went to sleep at 8:00AM which
surprised me. However at 11:30 they were firing on all cylinders and at 2:45
they had gone into 15th gear, shouting, stomping & throwing rubbish & dirty
socks at me and all over the hut. The Chaplain through all of this, was
pretending to be asleep and didn't utter a word. This must be the Chaplain's
'softly softly' approach I thought, but the thought soon vanished and I found a
375 ml bottle of water in my hand pouring water all over the youngest's head and
sleeping bag. The other kid's also got a bit and didn't go back to sleep much
after that oweing to the wet conditions in which they found themselves. In the
morning the Chaplain was still pretending to sleep (presumably because he was
unwilling to face me), when he did wake I could tell that he knew what had taken
place however we didn't discuss the issue. They were only on a
n overnighter so the wet bag wasn't a big issue.

Also had recurrent back problems for 6 days from Sullivan's Rock to Dwellingup
and this and the splints mean that I'll probably only make it to Walpole before
my time is up. Oh well, I guess Walpole to Albany will be a nice Oct/Nov walk
next year!

Favourite campsites to date: Gregory Brook, Dookanelly, Possum Springs &
Noggerup. Least favourite - Blackwood

Incidentally I am following Jim Freeman by 8 days - I would love to meet the
man, but don't reckon I will make it to Denmark for the AFL grand final where he
& his walking companions have made a pact to be.


Cheers

Perry

#833

From: Pipi Cat <pipimarbo@...>
Date: Thu Sep 9, 2004 1:28 am
Subject:: Re: [Aushiker] New to the Group

pipimarbo

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Hi Andrew, thank you for your message. Actually I have checked out a few links
like the one you mentioned and am planning to join one of them.

Cheers

Jenny

Andrew Priest <andrew@...> wrote:
At 09:10 AM 8/09/2004, you wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>My name is Jenny and I just joined the Aushiker Group at Yahoo! I fell in
>love with hiking when I visited Michigan, USA in August 2004 and spent a
>lot of time on the North Country Trail, a locally known trail similar to
>our Bibbulmun Track. When I came back I decided to continue enjoying
>hiking on our own beautiful walks.
>
>Look forward to more hiking in lovely spring time.

Hi Jenny

Welcome to the group. You might want to check other options as well such as
the Perth Bushwalkers Club. You can find them online at
.

Regards
Andrew


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#832

From: Pipi Cat <pipimarbo@...>
Date: Thu Sep 9, 2004 1:24 am
Subject:: Re: [Aushiker] New to the Group

pipimarbo

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Thank you for your message, Eddy. Hope to learn lots from the Group too.

Jenny

"E.Schmid" <eschmid@...> wrote:
Hi Jenny, welcome aboard, hope to see many posts from you.
Eddy.
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To:
Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2004 9:10 AM
Subject: [Aushiker] New to the Group


> Hi All,
>
> My name is Jenny and I just joined the Aushiker Group at Yahoo! I fell in
> love with hiking when I visited Michigan, USA in August 2004 and spent a
> lot of time on the North Country Trail, a locally known trail similar to
> our Bibbulmun Track. When I came back I decided to continue enjoying
> hiking on our own beautiful walks.
>
> Look forward to more hiking in lovely spring time.
>
> Jenny
>
>
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#831

From: Andrew Priest <andrew@...>
Date: Wed Sep 8, 2004 10:54 pm
Subject:: Re: [Aushiker] New to the Group

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At 09:10 AM 8/09/2004, you wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>My name is Jenny and I just joined the Aushiker Group at Yahoo! I fell in
>love with hiking when I visited Michigan, USA in August 2004 and spent a
>lot of time on the North Country Trail, a locally known trail similar to
>our Bibbulmun Track. When I came back I decided to continue enjoying
>hiking on our own beautiful walks.
>
>Look forward to more hiking in lovely spring time.

Hi Jenny

Welcome to the group. You might want to check other options as well such as
the Perth Bushwalkers Club. You can find them online at
<http://www.perthbushwalkers.asn.au>.

Regards
Andrew


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#830

From: "E.Schmid" <eschmid@...>
Date: Wed Sep 8, 2004 8:24 am
Subject:: Re: [Aushiker] New to the Group

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Hi Jenny, welcome aboard, hope to see many posts from you.
Eddy.
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From: "Pipi Cat" <pipimarbo@...>
To: <aushiker@...>
Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2004 9:10 AM
Subject: [Aushiker] New to the Group


> Hi All,
>
> My name is Jenny and I just joined the Aushiker Group at Yahoo! I fell in
> love with hiking when I visited Michigan, USA in August 2004 and spent a
> lot of time on the North Country Trail, a locally known trail similar to
> our Bibbulmun Track. When I came back I decided to continue enjoying
> hiking on our own beautiful walks.
>
> Look forward to more hiking in lovely spring time.
>
> Jenny
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies.
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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> Yahoo! Groups Links
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#829

From: Pipi Cat <pipimarbo@...>
Date: Wed Sep 8, 2004 1:10 am
Subject:: New to the Group

pipimarbo

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Hi All,

My name is Jenny and I just joined the Aushiker Group at Yahoo! I fell in love
with hiking when I visited Michigan, USA in August 2004 and spent a lot of time
on the North Country Trail, a locally known trail similar to our Bibbulmun
Track. When I came back I decided to continue enjoying hiking on our own
beautiful walks.

Look forward to more hiking in lovely spring time.

Jenny



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#828

From: "D Power" <dpower@...>
Date: Tue Sep 7, 2004 3:03 am
Subject:: Re: [Aushiker] Maps and Resources

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Thanks Andrew...

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Date: Tue, 07 Sep 2004 10:29:04 +0800

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>At 04:00 PM 6/09/2004, you wrote:<BR>
>&gt;Hi me and my family are new to bush walking, we live in the
>Mandurah<BR>
>&gt;area and want to know where we can find maps and walk
>locations,<BR>
>&gt;doesn't have to be the Mandurah region.<BR>
>&gt;Kind Regards David<BR>
><BR>
>Hi David<BR>
><BR>
>There are a number of resources around the place ... check out <BR>
>&lt;<a
>href="http://aushiker.com/resources.htm">http://aushiker.com/resource
>s.htm</a>&gt; for more information.&nbsp; As you are <BR>
>located in Mandurah, the Map Shop at Fremantle or Mountain Designs
><BR>
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>the <BR>
>CALM maps as well as the various books on walks.&nbsp; If you get
>CALM maps you <BR>
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#827

From: Andrew Priest <andrew@...>
Date: Tue Sep 7, 2004 2:29 am
Subject:: Re: [Aushiker] Maps and Resources

aushiker

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At 04:00 PM 6/09/2004, you wrote:
>Hi me and my family are new to bush walking, we live in the Mandurah
>area and want to know where we can find maps and walk locations,
>doesn't have to be the Mandurah region.
>Kind Regards David

Hi David

There are a number of resources around the place ... check out
<http://aushiker.com/resources.htm> for more information.  As you are
located in Mandurah, the Map Shop at Fremantle or Mountain Designs
Fremantle will have Bibbulmun Track maps. The map shop will also have the
CALM maps as well as the various books on walks.  If you get CALM maps you
need the Land Management Series 1:50000 maps.

Regards
Andrew Priest

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#826

From: "D Power" <dpower@...>
Date: Mon Sep 6, 2004 11:23 pm
Subject:: Re: [Aushiker] Maps and Resources

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Thanks Eddy

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>Regards, Eddy.<BR>
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>&gt; Kind Regards David<BR>
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#825

From: "E.Schmid" <eschmid@...>
Date: Mon Sep 6, 2004 9:04 am
Subject:: Re: [Aushiker] Maps and Resources

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Hi David,
Check out Bibbulmun.com.au or any CALM web site, I'm sure you'll get heaps
of pointers from them.
Regards, Eddy.
----- Original Message -----
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Subject: [Aushiker] Maps and Resources


> Hi me and my family are new to bush walking, we live in the Mandurah
> area and want to know where we can find maps and walk locations,
> doesn't have to be the Mandurah region.
> Kind Regards David
>
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> Yahoo! Groups Links
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#824

From: "dpower10au" <dpower@...>
Date: Mon Sep 6, 2004 8:00 am
Subject:: Maps and Resources

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Hi me and my family are new to bush walking, we live in the Mandurah
area and want to know where we can find maps and walk locations,
doesn't have to be the Mandurah region.
Kind Regards David

#823

From: Andrew Priest <andrew@...>
Date: Fri Sep 3, 2004 12:56 am
Subject:: Re: [Aushiker] Re: new

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