The Kopara: Swamp Ploughs, Saw-blades and Slate Boards
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Author: Brian Pearson
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 350
Brian Pearson becomes the sole teacher in a small sawmilling settlement in the remote valley just west of the main divide known as the Kopara. Teaching a diverse group of children, he too finds himself the student as he learns to become part of the burgeoning community. In his book, Brian also explores the historical struggle of the pioneer settlers in the region of the Westland. In particular he examines their fight to be recognised by central government as a functioning community in order to gain basic amenities such as roads and power. Extensively researched, Brian shares the stories of many colourful characters and amusing, extraordinary anecdotes.
Author: Brian Pearson
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 350
Brian Pearson becomes the sole teacher in a small sawmilling settlement in the remote valley just west of the main divide known as the Kopara. Teaching a diverse group of children, he too finds himself the student as he learns to become part of the burgeoning community. In his book, Brian also explores the historical struggle of the pioneer settlers in the region of the Westland. In particular he examines their fight to be recognised by central government as a functioning community in order to gain basic amenities such as roads and power. Extensively researched, Brian shares the stories of many colourful characters and amusing, extraordinary anecdotes.
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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: Brian Pearson
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 350
Brian Pearson becomes the sole teacher in a small sawmilling settlement in the remote valley just west of the main divide known as the Kopara. Teaching a diverse group of children, he too finds himself the student as he learns to become part of the burgeoning community. In his book, Brian also explores the historical struggle of the pioneer settlers in the region of the Westland. In particular he examines their fight to be recognised by central government as a functioning community in order to gain basic amenities such as roads and power. Extensively researched, Brian shares the stories of many colourful characters and amusing, extraordinary anecdotes.
Author: Brian Pearson
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 350
Brian Pearson becomes the sole teacher in a small sawmilling settlement in the remote valley just west of the main divide known as the Kopara. Teaching a diverse group of children, he too finds himself the student as he learns to become part of the burgeoning community. In his book, Brian also explores the historical struggle of the pioneer settlers in the region of the Westland. In particular he examines their fight to be recognised by central government as a functioning community in order to gain basic amenities such as roads and power. Extensively researched, Brian shares the stories of many colourful characters and amusing, extraordinary anecdotes.
The Kopara: Swamp Ploughs, Saw-blades and Slate Boards
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