The Meadow Brook Girls by the Sea or the Loss of Lonesome Bar
by Janet Aldridge
"For nearly thirty years, Australia had been a conspicuous, light-yellow spot in the lower right corner on my world map that kept drawing my attention and filled me with curiosity, and I had decided that it was time to have a closer look." Jeroen Vogel's quest to find the Real Australia lasted two years, during which he finds himself in front of a deadly snake, hides with Aboriginal children from the patrolling police car, milks 222 cows at 4am, finds employment at Bed Bug Backpackers, hikes the...
Adventuring in Australia (Sierra Club Adventure Travel Guides)
by Eric Hoffman
Botanic Gardens of Australia
by Murray Fagg, Jan Wilson, and Leslie Lockwood
Written by a true insider, this is the coolest guide around to Sydney's chicest shopping and hippest hangouts. Sydney is a tight-knit town, and locals often don't want to share their secrets. Luckily Chris Carroll is here to help you get beyond the Opera House and the beaches and discover the best of Sydney: from the cafe hidden at the end of a wharf in Kirribilli to the gaudy and lauded restaurants of Sydney's city centre, from the cute stationery shops of the Northern Beaches to the famous b...
Diving & Snorkeling Guide to Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands (Diving & Snorkeling Guides 2019, #2)
by Tim Rock
This book tells the beginner genealogist exactly how to collect information from living relatives, how to make full use of all existing clues and traditions, how and where to find written records and what information they can be expected to provide as well as the likely problems that may be encountered and possible ways to solve them. Now completely revised and re-written by Karin Proudfoot, it is once more the most up-to-date book on the subject and the best buy for the beginner of today.
