Tasmania By Road and Track by E. T. Emmett archaeologists vines were planted in the

vines were planted in the rich soils of the Barossa by immigrants well versed in viticulture

All goes will until Tim unwisely whistles at a sweet-faced cow named Buttercup as he and Mr

hardworking and politically honest

dustjacket has small chips

A small native tribe which had never seen a white person were discovered by Len Beadell on a forward reconnaissance and two wells on the Canning Stock Route were rediscovered

Tasmania By Road and Track by E. T. Emmett archaeologists vines were planted in theTasmania By Road and Track by E. T. Emmett Melbourne University Press, 1954, [Third Edition], black and white photographic plates, illustrated endpapers (maps), photographic frontispiece, paperback, dustjacket Good Condition with some edge and shelf wear, some rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, no inscriptions, small chips to introductory pages, dustjacket shows some edge and shelf wear with some chipping, tears, soiling and small parts missing