Two Men in a Punt follows in the wake of the old huon piners. It follows Ron Morrison and his friend Franz as they re-trace a journey up Tasmania's Gordon River and its tributaries, re-discovering the remains of the old camp-sites and logging operations.
Garry Kerr's Maritime History Series #9
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PRODUCT DETAILS
- 2-DVD set
- For use in Australia only.
- 3 hours viewing
- Produced: 2015
Note that this is digital material; not a book.
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