For Those Who Remembered Bob True by P J Bridge and I Murray batteries-chargers-and-cables Eight pages of full colour

Eight pages of full colour photographs clarify on the finer points of bushcraft

A collection of prospectors' and miners' stories with magnificent photographs of mining life now long past

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He came from Scotland to New Zealand and Victoria and then to Western Australia for gold

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For Those Who Remembered Bob True by P J Bridge and I Murray batteries-chargers-and-cables Eight pages of full colourFor Those Who Remembered Bob True by P J Bridge and I Murray Bob True was buried in a lonely grave at Lake Wells in 1906 by his prospecting mates. The sight of a lonely grave out in the wild country can do strange things to a man. Uncertainty, despair, fear of a lonely tortured death; it makes a man think deeper than he really wants to.