PL's book on the Sydney Harbour Bridge has been published in a new edition and Et Al is running an extract
Come for the cricket, stay for the Et Al, thanks
Peter, thank you for reproducing this for us. Much appreciated - living 30 minutes out of Leongatha on the coast at Cape Paterson. A great read!
Great part of the world.
Ironically I drove that route across Gippsland and up the Monaro last year - albeit in a 4WD towing a 5th wheeler, a good deal more comfortable than Lennie and Ginger Mick.
That was a great read. I have to get the book now…
Thanks Pete. It’s a great read. I plan on passing it onto my 12-year-old granddaughter
Your book arrived today thk u Peter - photos fascinating - what a man was Bradfield - through my late husband I knew his son Bill
Thanks so much for buying a copy Jan. I spent a bit of time with Bill and a lot of time with his son Peter.
Would like to have seen a reproduction of Grace Cossington Smiths painting of the bridge with the arch not quite closed
Interesting that libraries played their part in your book too - thx Peter
Come for the cricket, stay for the Et Al, thanks
Peter, thank you for reproducing this for us. Much appreciated - living 30 minutes out of Leongatha on the coast at Cape Paterson. A great read!
Great part of the world.
Ironically I drove that route across Gippsland and up the Monaro last year - albeit in a 4WD towing a 5th wheeler, a good deal more comfortable than Lennie and Ginger Mick.
That was a great read. I have to get the book now…
Thanks Pete. It’s a great read. I plan on passing it onto my 12-year-old granddaughter
Your book arrived today thk u Peter - photos fascinating - what a man was Bradfield - through my late husband I knew his son Bill
Thanks so much for buying a copy Jan. I spent a bit of time with Bill and a lot of time with his son Peter.
Would like to have seen a reproduction of Grace Cossington Smiths painting of the bridge with the arch not quite closed
Interesting that libraries played their part in your book too - thx Peter