Stout Hearts and Leathery Hands Jeff Carter
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Stout Hearts and Leathery Hands

Author: Jeff Carter
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Book Title
Stout Hearts and Leathery Hands
Author
Jeff Carter
Book Condition
GOOD
Book Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Rigby Limited
Year Published
1968
Here is a robust picture of an Australia which few people know. Jeff Carter writes in his usual forthright and picturesque style about the people he met when he turned his back on the cities…the true individualists such as the maker of flintlock muskets, the bird-imitator, the builder of dry stone walls. He tells also of how he and his family took over and over-grown farm in the hills, and of their fashioniong a new and richly satisfying way of life far from traffic-lights and smog. It is a full-flavoured book of the open air, of the sturdiness and self-reliance of those to whom achievements mean more than posessions. And if, in reading it, you should wish that you could live in the same way, Jeff Carter gives some tantalising advice on how you can build a new life for yourself in company with those of Stout Heart and Leathery Hands.

Here is a robust picture of an Australia which few people know. Jeff Carter writes in his usual forthright and picturesque style about the people he met when he turned his back on the cities…the true individualists such as the maker of flintlock muskets, the bird-imitator, the builder of dry stone walls. He tells also of how he and his family took over and over-grown farm in the hills, and of their fashioniong a new and richly satisfying way of life far from traffic-lights and smog. It is a full-flavoured book of the open air, of the sturdiness and self-reliance of those to whom achievements mean more than posessions. And if, in reading it, you should wish that you could live in the same way, Jeff Carter gives some tantalising advice on how you can build a new life for yourself in company with those of Stout Heart and Leathery Hands.

Here is a robust picture of an Australia which few people know. Jeff Carter writes in his usual forthright and picturesque style about the people he met when he turned his back on the cities…the true individualists such as the maker of flintlock muskets, the bird-imitator, the builder of dry stone walls. He tells also of how he and his family took over and over-grown farm in the hills, and of their fashioniong a new and richly satisfying way of life far from traffic-lights and smog. It is a full-flavoured book of the open air, of the sturdiness and self-reliance of those to whom achievements mean more than posessions. And if, in reading it, you should wish that you could live in the same way, Jeff Carter gives some tantalising advice on how you can build a new life for yourself in company with those of Stout Heart and Leathery Hands.