This text was read by OCR from a scanned newsletter and has not been proofread yet, so expect odd characters and mistakes.
The slightly more Strenous dayiripos Nave proved to be very popular again. Thirty-four oi Ene Meats pilus friends and acquaintances and a baby, converged on Wellington Station in bright sunlight one Sunday quite recently, appearing to suffer little from the effects of the social the night before. Their destination was Mt Climie, theiz leader Kate .
Thomas. It was a long road walk up {860m clhims}.:to lunch on North Climie where we were joined by the Booth family, swelling our numbers to 42. The alternative route down was through seruos and farmiand - some walked on two iimbs, some on four while otners evan slid.
For more details you will have to await the August Newsletter, om again maybe even the Journal. Perhaps we will even reveal the identity of the club member who smiggied a a “pan na From the secial in her handbag, to eat on the dayzripl
