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Photo byD u PRESIDENT AND EX-PRESIDENTS :Back row :—D. LEIGHTON, G. A. SOLLY, A W WAKEFiFinFront ran .-G. SEATREE, T. R. BURNETT, W P H ! Z Z H .T. R. Burnett.
THE COMING-OF-AGE. 367At an appropriate pause between speeches, Hirst produceda song (The Rock and Fell) specially written for the occasion.[This is printed elsewhere.—ED.]The following past Presidents of the Club were present:Ashley P. Abraham, George Seatree, W. P. Haskett-Smith,Godfrey A. Solly, Darwin Leighton, and A. W. Wakefield.W. Cecil Slingsby was not well enough to attend, and two pastPresidents—Philip S. Minor and H. P. Cain—had died duringthe preceding year.So far as can be traced, the original members of the Club whoturned up at the Dinner were : Ashley P. Abraham, G. H.Charter, W. P. Haskett-Smith, J. G. Howard, Darwin Leighton,T. C. Ormiston-Chant, W. T. Palmer, E. H. P. Scantlebury,G. Seatree, A. W. Wakefield, J. Ritson Whiting, and J. B. Wilton.Out of the original list of 164, 37 are still more or less activelyconnected with the Club. The survivors of the party of 24 whomet at the first Dinner at Kendal were : Ashley P. Abraham,J. G. Howard, Darwin Leighton, W. T. Palmer, E. H. P.Scantlebury, G. Seatree.The weather during the meet was glorious : it took a good dealof enthusiasm for the rocks and ridges to send outdoor loversspinning past the placid bays of the lakes, with the wonderfullytintedOctober woods and crags reflected in the clear mirror.From dawn to dusk climbers were afoot in distant places—DoeCrags, Gimmer, Pavey Ark, Saddleback and Helvellyn werevisited, and there were the usual crowds along the tracks ofTroutbeck and Garburn for the Kentmere fells.D
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CONTENTS.PAGEThe Fell and Rock Club
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