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Bush Bashers

SectionBooks - Australian Explorers
BrandNew Holland
ISBN1864367342
AuthorBeadell, Len
GenreAutobiography
ItemIDEO702
Packing215g - 210x138x12mm
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 About the Book
In this book, Len Beadell tells the story of his second road across Australia which was driven 1800 kilometres from east to west, from South Australia to West Australia through the heart of the Great Victoria Desert.

Construction took years, as the road was driven through the almost impenetrable mulga scrub and over sand ridges which until Len's bulldozer came along had stopped everything but camels. For five months the author's wife and infant daughter camped with him in the desert.
The stay of this youngest member of the team is commemorated by the Connie Sue Highway, a 650 kilometre stretch of road which extends from the Warburton Ranges to Rawlinna on the Nullarbor.

Soft Cover
Black and white including photos
163 pages

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