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Federation Peak Visitors Book 1998

Postby GrizzlyAdams » Wed 19 Sep, 2012 5:08 pm

In January 1998 I hiked the Western Arthurs. On top of Federation Peak there was a book in a metal box and I signed it, as did all my group. For sentimental reasons I would really love to get a copy of that page with the comments. The Parks Dept say it was there as part of a public hiking group initiative, not theirs as their books are at the start and finish for signing in and out. I was hoping someone reading this might know where those books got archived?
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Re: Federation Peak Visitors Book 1998

Postby mjdalessa » Thu 20 Sep, 2012 5:34 pm

Not sure about now, but in the Tasmanian Tramp (Hobart Walking Club publication) I have read about them installing and removing log books and spreadsheeting the data etc. They would have copies of many I think, but maybe not the newer ones. Walking clubs are probably your best bet anyway.
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Re: Federation Peak Visitors Book 1998

Postby ILUVSWTAS » Thu 20 Sep, 2012 6:22 pm

Somewhere in Dover I Believe.
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Re: Federation Peak Visitors Book 1998

Postby Mark F » Thu 20 Sep, 2012 10:19 pm

You should also consider checking the State Library - this is the best repository for such documents. I would like to see the entries for 1970-1 when I did Federation with a mate, (Tahune, South Pictons, Moss Ridge, Federation, Eastern Arthurs, Western Arthurs, Mount Anne - only saw 2 other parties in the WAs - aah the joys of air drops).
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Re: Federation Peak Visitors Book 1998

Postby tastrax » Fri 21 Sep, 2012 8:18 pm

http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/defau ... S&id=NS877

The one you are seeking may be part of this collection
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Re: Federation Peak Visitors Book 1998

Postby Mark F » Sun 23 Sep, 2012 9:02 am

Thanks Phil

I will try to have a look while I am in Tassie this December/January.
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