stop in a tiny outback settlement till the time seems right to escape
and sad stories to link together three-quarters of a century of the work of the members of the Bush Brotherhood in their native habitat – the Australian bush
"In the wild magnificence of the Lake District strands Thirlbeck
as competent graphic communicators
“From Greenpeace and Gaia to Small is Beautiful and sustainability
The Face of Australia by Charles Francis Laseron Broken Hill stop in a tiny outbackThe Face of Australia The Shaping of a Continent by Charles Francis Laseron Angus and Robertson, 1961, black and white photographic plates, sketches and diagrams in text, illustrated endpapers (maps), photographic frontispiece, hardcover Very Good Condition, a little edge and shelf wear, a little rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, no inscriptions, age toned pages (see photographs)