In 1954 Pat, Jim and their three sons found themselves living on "the banks of the Condamine". Surrounded by floodwaters without either a phone or boat for the first six months, pregnant and often alone except for their toddler son Tony; Pat describes with tears and laughter a bygone era of 'war wagons', feral pigs, dingo drives, bush characters and other adventures.
Original Publisher: Carlisle, W.A. : Hesperian Press, 2004
, Victoria Park, W.A.
, Association for the Blind of W.A.
Language(s): English
ISBN:
0859053547
Details
DC Contributor
Fehon, Maureen
House, Robin
Abstract
In 1954 Pat, Jim and their three sons found themselves living on "the banks of the Condamine". Surrounded by floodwaters without either a phone or boat for the first six months, pregnant and often alone except for their toddler son Tony; Pat describes with tears and laughter a bygone era of 'war wagons', feral pigs, dingo drives, bush characters and other adventures.