Julie Burgess - the story of a Bass Strait fishing ketch

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The Julie Burgess is the last of the fleet of small sailing vessels that traded and fished in the waters of Bass Strait for well over a century.

These boats were the work-horses of early Tasmanian coastal settlements, carrying timber, farm produce and other cargoes along the coast and across Bass Strait before there were ports, roads, railways and bridges.

Published: 2012
Format: softcover
Pages: 55
Illustrations: black and white

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SKU SKU18696

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Weight 0.50 kg

Author Chris Binks

ISBN 9780646580463

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