Pigeon Post, June 2016

June 2016

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June 2016

Helicopters land near Martins Bay Hut on the Hollyford Track. Photo: Wren Bracegirdle
Letter of the month Not only the ‘next generation’ lacking hut etiquette In his article ‘The death of hut decorum’ (April 2016), Mike Evans laments the loss of hut etiquette. Isn’t hut etiquette considered superior to regular etiquette? His appalling experiences are way below regular, but sadly not unique. One aspect of his article I would […]
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