Sail and Steam: Trading Vessels to Georges Bay 1833-1958 by Garry Richardson | Hardback distributable Margie Kirk’s fantastic artwork and

Margie Kirk’s fantastic artwork and beautiful words combine to take readers on a tour of 14 Tasmanian towns where thylacines make friends with the native wildlife - from wombats in Waratah

so they can begin to identify

and a natural story teller

Essie Lang

several children find themselves treated like slaves

Sail and Steam: Trading Vessels to Georges Bay 1833-1958 by Garry Richardson | Hardback distributable Margie Kirk’s fantastic artwork andSail and Steam tells the fascinating story of the small shallow draught ships that were once the lifeblood of northeast Tasmanian communities. Noted Tasmanian historian Garry Richardson once again demonstrates his meticulous research skills by augmenting the narrative with extensive specifications, copies of documents and images. Part One of the book covers the vessels that worked in the nineteenth century and Part Two records twentieth century