Description
SECOND HAND BOOK – EX LIBRARY
The coastal region of Venus Bay has many stories to tell: of Aboriginal life and trade, of French discovery, of exploration through impossible territory, of hidden treasures and unsolved mysteries, of a pastoral and dairy empire and of settlers and the way they built their community.
Rod Charles came with his young family to teach at Tarwin Lower in 1972. The first history was published two years later. On moving to Geelong he met Jack Loney, the well-known shipwreck enthusiast, and together they delved deeper into the area’s past with help and encouragement from the local community. ‘Not enough grass to feed a single bullock‘ is the result.
Specifications:
Condition: Fair. Ex-library — library stickers on front and back covers, inside front cover has library stamps, light marking on the back cover.
Publisher: Rod Charles
Year: 1989
Format: Paperback
Pages: 134
ISBN: 0731653750
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