In the Middle of Nowhere Terry Underwood
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In the Middle of Nowhere

Author: Terry Underwood
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Book Title
In the Middle of Nowhere
Author
Terry Underwood
Book Condition
GOOD
ISBN
9780733801914
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Bantam Press
Year Published
1999
One woman's powerful story of love and life on a remote cattle station. In the Middle of Nowhere is the compelling true account of 18-year-old nurse Terry Augustus and John Underwood, a young born-and-bred cattleman she found flat on his back in Ward 3 of St Vincents Hospital, nursing a serious spinal injury sustained while mustering cattle. John was itching to get home to his family's cattle station in the Northern Territory. He promised Terry he'd write. After five long years of corresponding, Terry and John married and moved to their new home - a tent and a newly drilled bore in the middle of nowhere. Their love for each other was only matched by their love of this 'last frontier' in the heart of the Territory. Modern-day pioneers, they built their cattle station, Riveren, from scratch and raised and educated a new generation of Underwoods there, on the headwaters of the Victoria River, 600 kilometeres south-west of Katharine. Times were tough and there was heartbreak, danger and struggle, but the power of love and the strength of family ties helped them overcome every obstacle.

One woman's powerful story of love and life on a remote cattle station.

In the Middle of Nowhere is the compelling true account of 18-year-old nurse Terry Augustus and John Underwood, a young born-and-bred cattleman she found flat on his back in Ward 3 of St Vincents Hospital, nursing a serious spinal injury sustained while mustering cattle. John was itching to get home to his family's cattle station in the Northern Territory. He promised Terry he'd write.

After five long years of corresponding, Terry and John married and moved to their new home - a tent and a newly drilled bore in the middle of nowhere. Their love for each other was only matched by their love of this 'last frontier' in the heart of the Territory. Modern-day pioneers, they built their cattle station, Riveren, from scratch and raised and educated a new generation of Underwoods there, on the headwaters of the Victoria River, 600 kilometeres south-west of Katharine. Times were tough and there was heartbreak, danger and struggle, but the power of love and the strength of family ties helped them overcome every obstacle.

One woman's powerful story of love and life on a remote cattle station.

In the Middle of Nowhere is the compelling true account of 18-year-old nurse Terry Augustus and John Underwood, a young born-and-bred cattleman she found flat on his back in Ward 3 of St Vincents Hospital, nursing a serious spinal injury sustained while mustering cattle. John was itching to get home to his family's cattle station in the Northern Territory. He promised Terry he'd write.

After five long years of corresponding, Terry and John married and moved to their new home - a tent and a newly drilled bore in the middle of nowhere. Their love for each other was only matched by their love of this 'last frontier' in the heart of the Territory. Modern-day pioneers, they built their cattle station, Riveren, from scratch and raised and educated a new generation of Underwoods there, on the headwaters of the Victoria River, 600 kilometeres south-west of Katharine. Times were tough and there was heartbreak, danger and struggle, but the power of love and the strength of family ties helped them overcome every obstacle.