Pilgrimage FRIDAY 13 JULY 2007

Clothing:
Be sure to use old comfortable and well broken-in walking shoes. New shoes are guaranteed blisters! July nights can be quite cold, so coat, hat and gloves are recommended. As rain is possible, bring either a weatherproof coat or a rain cape. If rain is heavy, waterproof shoes will be a bonus. A small light backpack is useful for carrying your snacks and bottled water, tissues, a few band-aids for possible blisters etc. Useful extras are flashlights (torches), a walking stick, and reflective armband for pedestrians.
Food:
Bring sandwiches or similar food for at least one meal. Don’t forget drinks. There are petrol stations along the route where you can buy food, but it is uncertain how long stocks will last when a large group arrives. Moreover, queuing up to buy food will take time and leave you little opportunity for resting.

From St Patrick’s take Victoria Road all the way to ANZAC Bridge.
At the end of ANZAC Bridge follow the pedestrian/cycle ramp down onto Quarry Master Dr.
On Quarry Master do NOT go under the motorway, but in the opposite direction along Quarry Master, and almost immediately you’ll see Saunders Street on your right.
Turn right into Saunders and follow it to the T-junction with Miller St.
Go left on Miller, which becomes Union.
Continue straight on (passing Paternoster Row) towards Pyrmont Bridge.
Carry on across Pyrmont Bridge (over Darling Harbour).
At the end of Pyrmont Bridge get Market Street.
Follow Market Street east to Hyde Park, which is entered adjacent to the Archibald Fountain.


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