Holmes, so Watson intended to go find Sherlock to give him the letter. Watson just thought he was doing something or other, when one day a mysterious letter came in the mail, and it was addressed to Dr. Holmes was one of the smartest people around, and he was an expert in the Science of Deduction, and had written a book on it. A man named John Watson was recently married, and hasn't seen his roommate Sherlock Holmes in a while. Holmes, so Watson intended to go find Sherlock to give him the lett You may think your smart, but someone can be smarter. You see, Sherlock Holmes was one of the smartest people around, and he was an expert in the Science of Deduction, and had written a book on it. 'Below Decks With the Bilge Rat', would have delighted Morris.You may think your smart, but someone can be smarter. TheĪwardcommittee of Philip Cornell and Bill Barnes believe that Allan's It has only been awarded once before, to Anthony Williams inĢ007, so I am double pleased that Allan has won it in 2020. Morris passed away in 2004 and in 2006 we established this award in his A small number of Morris' playful and witty musings and poems appeared in the early volumes of The Passengers' Log. Writer and his notes about Sherlock were wonderfully light-hearted. Long-time Passengers in Sydney will recall Passenger Moris Owen and hisĭelightful whimsical sense of humour. Sydney Passengers are pleased to announce that the Morris OwenĬonk-Singleton Award has been presented to Passenger Keith won the award from a strong field of four nominees, and has promised at least one further article for the Log. The award was announced at the May meeting of Passengers, held over Zoom. Slide show on the history of the Sydney Passengers can be foundĬongratulations to Passenger Keith Sute for winning the Carole Dukes 'Montpellier' Award for 2020 with his article in the Passengers' Log 'Sherlock Holmes in Tibet'. Notice, Signals, is sent to all Australian-domiciled membersĮach function that we hold, and a calendar showing our meeting datesĬoming year is sent to all members resident in Australia. Thoseįacilities can also receive our irregular news bulletin CyberSignals Journal, The Passengers' Log, comes out 3 times a year a meeting Scurrilous, papers on some aspect of his adventures are often Theme based on one of the Sherlock Holmes stories, and scholarly, or We meet together 3 or 4 times a year for dinner, Watson interviewing a client before a crackling fire in their sittingĢ21b Baker Street. Streets, hansom cabs, deerstalker caps, and the immortal scene of Needed - rather a love of the Victorian atmosphere of foggy Take our name from the Sherlock Holmes story ‘ TheĪdventure of the Gloria Scott (read story here ) in whichĪ mutiny at sea are rescued by a ship bound for Australia and "after anĮxcellent voyage the Hotspur landed us at Sydney". Our name might suggest, we are based in Sydney, New South Wales, Published under the auspices of Dr Watson's colleague, Sir Arthur Conan to share in the enjoyment of the life and times of Sherlock Holmes,įirst and foremost consulting detective, and his friend and chronicler, Sydney Passengers is a group of enthusiasts brought together by a
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