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Exploring a Wild Australian Coast

by Klaus Hueneke
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A poetic, personal, candid and richly descriptive account of over 40 journeys, on foot, in a kayak and by campervan to different parts of the South Coast of New South Wales over the last twenty years. It includes observations of animals, plants, people, history, ship wrecks, ecology, lakes and islands, and encounters with cuckoos, terns, owls, snakes, sugar gliders, manta rays, dolphins, whales, emus, dingos, cicadas, ant lions, ticks, lace monitors, strangler figs and prickly pear as well as greenies, botanists, bushwalkers, young lovers, locals, park rangers and canoeists.  Anecdotes, poems and photos bring every beach, rock pool, headland, river and lagoon to life.

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Publisher: Rosenberg Publishing

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  • ISBN: 9781925078459
  • Release date: October 3, 2014

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  • ISBN: 9781925078459
  • File size: 8571 KB
  • Release date: October 3, 2014

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Travel Nonfiction

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English

A poetic, personal, candid and richly descriptive account of over 40 journeys, on foot, in a kayak and by campervan to different parts of the South Coast of New South Wales over the last twenty years. It includes observations of animals, plants, people, history, ship wrecks, ecology, lakes and islands, and encounters with cuckoos, terns, owls, snakes, sugar gliders, manta rays, dolphins, whales, emus, dingos, cicadas, ant lions, ticks, lace monitors, strangler figs and prickly pear as well as greenies, botanists, bushwalkers, young lovers, locals, park rangers and canoeists.  Anecdotes, poems and photos bring every beach, rock pool, headland, river and lagoon to life.

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Travel Nonfiction