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Nothing prepared me! / Edna Eckford Quilty.

By: Quilty, Edna Eckford, 1917-Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Caloundra, Qld. : E. Eckford Quilty, 1999Description: ix, 281 p. : ill. (some col.), maps, ports. (some col.) ; 25 cmISBN: 0646369253Subject(s): Quilty, Edna Eckford, 1917 - | Women ranchers -- Western Australia -- Fitzroy Crossing -- Biography | Ranch life -- Western Australia -- Fitzroy Crossing | Beef industry -- Western Australia -- History | Lansdowne (W.A.)DDC classification: 636.201092 Summary: Well-produced family autobiography and local history of the Kimberley Lansdowne station out of Fitzroy Crossing; Edna traces the development of the cattle industry in Australia's top end over 31 years from traditional mustering and droving to the use of helicopters and road trains.

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Well-produced family autobiography and local history of the Kimberley Lansdowne station out of Fitzroy Crossing; Edna traces the development of the cattle industry in Australia's top end over 31 years from traditional mustering and droving to the use of helicopters and road trains.

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