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MWC INDEX to Digitised RHSV Pictures -1.Doc 10.03.17 20:42 Melbourne Walking Club Index to Albums Held with R.H.S.V. Album Page Description Date Number Number L1 School – Lobb’s Hole L2 Shelter Shed – Kosciusko L3 Cape Schanck – early photo, walkers in long pants, carrying billy L4 Wonga Park – 5 walkers having lunch, long pants, leggings L5 “Erbert and his Aneroid” – scene in mountains with walker L6 “To Feathertop” two walkers climbing ridge, long pants, dilly bag, swag and carrying billy L7 Walkers at base of waterfall L8 “Contention Ck.” Old slab and bark hut L9 “Rebuilt hut Ben Cairn” L10 “Tarli Karng from waterfall end” L11 “Our guide on Bogong” L12 “Hotel – Eskdale” L13 Landscape L14 “Warrandyte” L15 “Saddle between St. Bernard and Baldy” L16 “Badger Ck.” L17 “A Dandongadale Crossing” L18 “Toolangi” L19 “Omeo?” General view of town L20 “Bogong High Plains” 1 MWC INDEX to Digitised RHSV Pictures -1.doc 10.03.17 20:42 Album Page Description Date Number Number L21 “Mt. Wills” L22 “Yarra Falls” L23 Large walking party fording a river L24 Walking party riding on a bush train L25 “Going up Mt. Bogong” L26 Walking party with pack horses on timbered ridge L27 “Bogong” – pack horses L28 Landscape with walker and pack horse L29 Landscape with walkers resting L30 “Kiewa River” L31 “Few miles past Lobb’s Hole (going out)” – pack horses L32 “On Benn River” – walkers (long pants) having breakfast? L33 “Dinner Creek” – walker with waistcoat L34 Landscape with 8 walkers long pants L35 “Swing bridge over Buffalo River” – 3 walkers long pants L36 “Mallacoota?” walker with swag and billy on beach L37 “Mt. Kosciusko (map) L38 Map – A Trip through Croajingolong L39 Map – South-eastern New South Wales L40 Map – Eastern Victoria L41 Map – Bogong Benambra districts L42 Map – North-eastern Victoria L43 Lightning Creek – Man fishing L44 Kinglake – walkers with swags Bagster, E. H. Sutton L45 Walkers fording stream L46 Snow Gums Mt. Cape 6 walkers in tree L47 Frankston – walking group L48 Track to Donna Buang – walkers on tree stump – long pants, carrying billy 2 MWC INDEX to Digitised RHSV Pictures -1.doc 10.03.17 20:42 Album Page Description Date Number Number L49 Talk Title – To Cape Everard L50 Up the Kiewa – 2 walkers with swag and billies L51 6 walkers – long shorts L52 Walking group in mountains L53 Walking group with ladies – long skirts – Evelyn L54 Walker with swag and billy L55 Heber Creen under Dandongadale Falls Christmas 1920 L56 Kosciusko party at Corryong L57 Bungan Ck R. H. Croll lying down L58 Phil in hut boiling billy L59 90 Mile Beach - against a gale – 6 walkers with swags L60 Shugg’s tent – Kosciusko L61 H. Luth at Fernshaw L62 L.Wood, P.D. Flower, W. H. Green L63 Group at Corryong – 4 on horses plus pack horses New Year 1921 L64 Club badge with bloomers L65 Campers, Frankston, in blanket bags in open L66 Top of Mt. Dandenong, 3 walkers straw hats L67 Healesville – J. McDonald and P. D. Flower L68 Mt. Juliet, 3 ladies long dresses and one man L69 Snow en route Kosciusko – 6 walkers L70 Mt. Bogong, Croll? leading packhorse L71 Naked walker drying after swimming L72 Cobbler to Buffalo – Luth leading packhorse L73 3 walkers having lunch L74 R.H. Croll L75 St. John at Eltham L76 Towong Bridge near Corryong, walkers with packhorse 3 MWC INDEX to Digitised RHSV Pictures -1.doc 10.03.17 20:42 Album Page Description Date Number Number L77 An Acheron giant, 5 walkers long pants L78 The Cairn Mt. Bogong, 3 walkers, long pants L79 Campbells, near Cabbage Tree Ck, 3 walkers L80 Large party of walkers near weir L81 Club badge “To Mallacoota” L82 Near Eskdale, 4 walkers L83 Drawing – Roberts, by Dave Lowe L84 6 walkers on track L85 Bridge – Thurra – Norm Burrowes L86 Walker outside tent L87 Near Feathertop – walker with swag L88 At Mohican Mill L89 Dromana – walkers with long pants L90 Palms at Cabbage Track – R. H. Croll L91 Tourroung Reservoir Bracket 4 walkers, straw hats L92 Towards Orbost – walkers with swags on road L93 Club walk, long pants, starched collars L94 Club walk, “The Righi” (Christmas Hills) 3 walkers with straw boaters L95 Club walk, Daylesford – Malmsbury L96 Walker L97 Walking group with ladies beside lake L98 B. Gordon pointing to burnt out forrest L99 “Campbell’s – Cabbage Tree Ck” L100 Walkers – long pants – “Near Splitters Hut – Acheron” L101 Walkers shaving “The clean up (Narbethong)” L102 Walkers with swags and child – “Calder River” L103 Walkers in “Sleeping bags – Tommy’s Hut” L104 3 walkers with swags – “To Baw Baw” 4 MWC INDEX to Digitised RHSV Pictures -1.doc 10.03.17 20:42 Album Page Description Date Number Number L105 “Last Spur up Mt. Bogong L106 “Bogong High Plains” – walker and cattlemen L107 “Dungeys Track” – 3 walkers brewing up L108 “Snow on Bogong High Plains” – walker with leggings L109 “Deep Snow on Track” L100 Walker with packhorse in mountains L111 Walkers in forest with packhorse L112 “Dry swamp and hummacks – Mallacoota” - walkers with swag L113 “Camp at Beetomba” L114 “Mt. Martha” walkers with swag L115 “Sydenham Inlet” L116 “Frankston” walking party long pants, suits L117 “Dromana” walkers with swags on beach L118 “Stalking Fish” L119 “Cobbler to Buffalo” walkers with packhorses L120 “Between Sunnyside and Blairs” – bicycle riders L121 “Early Days” – Walkers having lunch L122 “In the Beech Forest” L123 “Sand hills near Otway” – walkers with swags L124 Packhorse coloured L125 “On Thurra River” L126 “Junction of Hermits Ck and Indi River” L127 “Leaving Cape - walkers with swags L128 “Sardine Ck on way to Delegate” –car party L129 “On Thurra River” 4 in pants L130 Packhorses forwarding river L131 Walkers and packhorses outside hut L132 Packhorses outside log hut 5 MWC INDEX to Digitised RHSV Pictures -1.doc 10.03.17 20:42 Album Page Description Date Number Number L133 “Opening Mueller River” L134 “The Open Door – Muellers” L135 “Ewings March” Walkers with swags L136 “Near Whittlesea” – walkers with swags L137 Sketch – walker on car with sign “Walking from Healesville to Warburton” L138 Walker L139 “A skier’s equipment – 1927” L140 “Dandongadale River (Top of Cobbler)” L141 “Dandongadale Crossing” – packhorses L142 “Along the Rose River” – walkers with packhorses L143 “Snowdon Waterfall – Lake Tarli Karng” L144 “Toolangi under Snow” L145 “Step Over (Acheron)” walker with swag L146 “Wallaby Ck” L147 “Wallaby aqueduct” L148 “Feathertop” – walkers and snow L149 “Harrietville – Omeo Rd. below St. Bernard” snow L150 “Feathertop Wtr. 1927 L151 Walkers with packhorses L152 Walker with packhorses L153 Walkers loading packhorse L154 Walker resting L155 “Canterbury (Sorrento)” L156 Walking party brewing up L157 “Breakfast on Thurra River” L158 “Near Club Terrace” – walkers with swags L159 “Tyldsley to Orbost” L160 “Near Club Terrace” – walker with swag 6 MWC INDEX to Digitised RHSV Pictures -1.doc 10.03.17 20:42 Album Page Description Date Number Number L161 “Up the Snowy to Orbost” L162 “Baw Baw” – tall tree L163 “Yarra Falls (Luth)” L164 “Jack Lewis nr. Bellelle” L165 Walkers around camp fire L166 Sketch “To Feathertop MLWA on a cold and frosty morning” L167 “For Cobbler and the Buffalo” – walkers with packhorses L168 Walkers with packhorses L169 “Crossing the Acheron” – walkers with swag L170 Walkers with packhorses in Wonnangatta Valley L171 “Bryce’s Wonnangatta Station” L172 Walkers out Wonnangatta Station L173 “Frank Murphy under Dandongadale Falls” L174 Walkers outside building L175 “Dandongadale Falls Cobbler” L176 “Upper Dandongadale – Mt. Cobbler” L177 “Crossing the Howqua – Christmas 1935 – E. McBride 1935 [front cover Melbourne Walker 1944] L178 Walker with horse – George Colling” L179 “Trevor Davey – on Mt. William” L180 Fishing L181 “Sylvia Falls” L182 “Briggs, Croll and Flower” – with high starched collars L183 “W. Webster (Mt. Buffalo) Brewing” L184 “Changing slides” L185 “You Yangs 1898” L186 “Bill Waters” L187 “Near Airey’s Inlet” P. D. Flower 7 MWC INDEX to Digitised RHSV Pictures -1.doc 10.03.17 20:42 Album Page Description Date Number Number L188 “Healesville Cromie and Sawyer” L189 “How to Walk” – A. O. Barrett L190 “How to Walk” – A. O. Barrett L191 “How to Walk” – A. O. Barrett L192 “How to Walk” – A. O. Barrett L193 “How to Walk” – A. O. Barrett L194 “How to Walk” – A. O. Barrett L195 “How to Walk” – A. O. Barrett L196 “How to Walk” – M.P. Adams and A. O. Barrett 8 MWC INDEX to Digitised RHSV Pictures -1.doc 10.03.17 20:42 Album Page Description Date Number Number Album 1 2 Penders Deserted Homestead December 1924 2 Mustering ground Limestone 3 Hut at Limestone 3 Penders Court 3 Limestone Caves Interior 4 Quambat Hut 4 “White Gables” Quambat 7 Pilot Falls 12 Panoramas from Summit Kosciusko 17 Hut At “Beloke” 21 St. Bernards Hospice January 1925 23 McMahons Hotel Easter 1926 23 “Reefton” 23 A deserted selection Reefton 25 McVeighs Hotel 25 Our camp at Doctors Ck – small tea 26 Walkers on Summit Lake Mountain 27 “Bellel” 27 Walkers at Camp near Lockshut, Cumberland Falls 30 Hut at Bellel 30 Walkers at Camp at Lake Mountain 31 Joanbar Hut Christmas 1926 32 Golden Point Hut 33 Millers Hut 34 Riggall’s Old Hut 9 MWC INDEX to Digitised RHSV Pictures -1.doc 10.03.17 20:42 Album Page Description Date Number Number Album 1 35 Tarli Karng 37 Mt. Wellington 39 Higgins old hut near Tamboritha – large walking party 40 Higgins Hut on Bennison Plains 40 Old Higgins Hut 41 Wellington River 42 Hut at Licola 43 Hut on Mt. Buller Christmas 1927 44 Buller scenes 45 Walkers below Buller 47 “Stanleys Name” carving in tree 47 Bindaree Hut 47 Gerald Bryne 49 Scene between Stirling and Bindaree 49 Mr.
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