Pioneers of the Kimberley: the Maggie Lilly Story
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Author: Anne Marie Ingham
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 144
After The Boss Drover and His Mates made such an impact, Anne Ingham began recording a different sort of outback story: The moving tale of Maggie Lilly and the pioneers who shared the heroic struggle for the life in the Northwest. Now an energetic 88, Maggie has moved to Kunnunurra, from the Bow River Station which she and her family built up. Her amazing life is a snapshot of the 20th century and its characters.
Author: Anne Marie Ingham
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 144
After The Boss Drover and His Mates made such an impact, Anne Ingham began recording a different sort of outback story: The moving tale of Maggie Lilly and the pioneers who shared the heroic struggle for the life in the Northwest. Now an energetic 88, Maggie has moved to Kunnunurra, from the Bow River Station which she and her family built up. Her amazing life is a snapshot of the 20th century and its characters.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Anne Marie Ingham
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 144
After The Boss Drover and His Mates made such an impact, Anne Ingham began recording a different sort of outback story: The moving tale of Maggie Lilly and the pioneers who shared the heroic struggle for the life in the Northwest. Now an energetic 88, Maggie has moved to Kunnunurra, from the Bow River Station which she and her family built up. Her amazing life is a snapshot of the 20th century and its characters.
Author: Anne Marie Ingham
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 144
After The Boss Drover and His Mates made such an impact, Anne Ingham began recording a different sort of outback story: The moving tale of Maggie Lilly and the pioneers who shared the heroic struggle for the life in the Northwest. Now an energetic 88, Maggie has moved to Kunnunurra, from the Bow River Station which she and her family built up. Her amazing life is a snapshot of the 20th century and its characters.
Pioneers of the Kimberley: the Maggie Lilly Story
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