Wimmera, The: A Journey through Western Victoria

Wimmera, The: A Journey through Western Victoria

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The Wimmera: A journey through western Victoria is a partner volume to our best-seller, The Mallee: A journey through north-west Victoria, of which almost 8000 copies have been sold. It is another stunning written and photographic documentary, focusing on the small towns that dot the Wimmera. The book follows the various used and disused railway lines through the Wimmera, stopping at places like Glenorchy, Dimboola, Nhill, Serviceton, Jeparit, Harrow, Apsley and just about everywhere else in between. The team that produced The Mallee book Adam McNicol, Andrew Chapman, Jaime Murcia, Melanie Dove, Noel Butcher, Erin Jonasson and Phil Campbell all returned for this one. And we were delighted to welcome another superstar photographer, David Callow, to the team.

Author: Andrew Chapman, Jaime Murcia, Melani Adam Mcnicol
Format: Hardback, 275mm x 215mm
Published: 2021, Ten Bag Press, Australia
Genre: People & Places: General

Description
The Wimmera: A journey through western Victoria is a partner volume to our best-seller, The Mallee: A journey through north-west Victoria, of which almost 8000 copies have been sold. It is another stunning written and photographic documentary, focusing on the small towns that dot the Wimmera. The book follows the various used and disused railway lines through the Wimmera, stopping at places like Glenorchy, Dimboola, Nhill, Serviceton, Jeparit, Harrow, Apsley and just about everywhere else in between. The team that produced The Mallee book Adam McNicol, Andrew Chapman, Jaime Murcia, Melanie Dove, Noel Butcher, Erin Jonasson and Phil Campbell all returned for this one. And we were delighted to welcome another superstar photographer, David Callow, to the team.