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Utilising vivid artwork, stories, unique knitting designs and photographs, the authors transport you to Hobart's Mount Wellington, providing knitting patterns that can be recreated.
The stories of ten men who lived or worked in the Tasmanian High Country between 1870 and 1990. Hunters, prospectors, guides, rangers and tourism operators are the subject of this collection of stories from Tasmania's High Country, all of whom played a role in the development of nature tourism and recreation in the Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair region.
Mountain Stories is a collection of over 50 tales of the pioneering bush men who worked and lived in one of Tasmania's remotest regions, the arc of country from Great Lake west to the Vale of Belvoir near Cradle Mountain.
Mountain Stories: Echoes from the Tasmanian High Country (Volume 2) by Simon Cubit, available new, offers a collection of oral histories from the Western Tiers and Central Plateau. As a standalone volume that does not require reading the out-of-print first book, this 290-page softcover captures the lives of the mountain men and heritage huts.
![Mr Punch in Tasmania – Colonial Politics in Cartoons 1866–1879 | Clifford Craig | 1980 | Signed by Publisher Dan Sprod [USED – HCDJ – Very Good]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/mr-punch-in-tasmania-vdKppe.png "Mr Punch in Tasmania – Colonial Politics in Cartoons 1866–1879 | Clifford Craig | 1980 | Signed by Publisher Dan Sprod [USED – HCDJ – Very Good]")
Clifford Craig's history of Mr Punch in Tasmania — the colonial satirical magazine that published political cartoons in Tasmania from 1866 to 1879, modelled on the famous London Punch but aimed squarely at Tasmanian colonial politics, personalities and public life.
