"Brian Franklin Vernon King" was an Assistant bishops in the Diocese of Sydney/assistant bishop in the Anglican Diocese of Sydney.

King was educated at Sydney Boys' High School and the University of New South Wales. After studying at Moore Theological College he was ordained in 1965. He was a curate at Manly, New South Wales/Manly and then Rector (ecclesiastical)/rector of Dural, New South Wales/Dural. After further Incumbent (ecclesiastical)/incumbencies at Wahroonga and Manly, New South Wales/Manly he was appointed Bishop of the Western Region (Anglican Diocese of Sydney/Sydney diocese) in 1993. He was also concurrently bishop to the Australian Armed Forces. He retired in 2002 and is married to Pamela King.

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Through-hikers live out there for five to seven months and so individually they have a higher impact in a years' time but they also are more likely to at least become more conscious of having less impact.

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It seems FPL hasn't finished the job from Katrina and now we get this one.

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The message we are trying to get out is to be conscious of different points of view and people's different experience. Our overall position is we don't want anybody abusing a resource - that we would object to.

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The vision of putting students first started with Bob in 1959, ... That same vision is guiding the decisions we?re making now in planning for the future.

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We try to keep the regulations down. That's an A.T. tradition as much as anything else.

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I respect Clinton a heck of a lot more because he's been able to keep his mind on the events going on in the world and not just the problems at home.

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Casual hikers with no experience of Leave No Trace (environmentally conscious outdoor ethics) are more likely to have an impact on one single place. That's the main reason for the ridge runners.

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The impacts are more a matter of logic. Do you need to be part of a group to be comfortable at a shelter? And is that hurting the solitary experience?

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I barely have any clocks in my place, but I always have my cell phone with me.

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