About monsters, mountain climbing and Charles and his uncle's adventures.
More ideas for improvising!
Use low cost or even free materials to make toys, furniture, horse gear, bush cooking, low cost water tanks, tan a hide and even how to map your own property.
Walter Bandicoot became famous as the first bandicoot to achieve National Acclaim as a singer.
This is the first biography written about this remarkable animal who, up to this time, has been totally ignored by the critics.
The fourth in the Buddhist pilgrimage series, this book takes the reader up the west coast of Shikoku Island.
It tells of staying in mountain top temples and being woken at dawn by the pilgrim's bells as they toiled up the narrow paths below.
This book was written 20 years after Vol 1.
If you want to build your own bush hut, this book explains how to do it using traditional pioneering methods to prepare the timber to make simple buildings.
More bush crafts are also unearthed, covering bush medicine, cooking blacksmithing and more!
A rhyming story set in the Torres Straits.
Part of a program to produce local stories for Indigenous children.
This one is for younger children and has large type.
One of a series of childrens books that will suit all those young girls who are mad about horses. This one is directed more to the young teenager.
The fifth and final book in the Buddhist pilgrimage series describing how the author rode from Temple 66 to Temple 88, then over the mountains to Temple 1, thus closing the circle.
At last he visited Wild Master who made no comment on his student's 1500km circuit.
Instructions for several articles from old leather catalogues with designs combining the charm of bygone days with today's look. Includes a pocket notebook and card case, saddle bags and purses.
George Skeene has recently been awarded an Hon Doc of Letters by James Cook University for his Anthropological work. For over a decade the author has collaborated with archaeologists to document historical cultural material left behind by Indigenous Australians since colonisation. He has traveled to Europe to catalogue artefacts stored in museums in Germany, and undertaken many projects critical to the preservation of cultural aspects of local indigenous groups, particularly the Yirrganydji people. George's story is an important document, written by a man passionate that his heritage be preserved and shared.
