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At 15, Bob Flatt left his comfortable, middle class Sydney home to become a jackaroo and assistant station manager in Queensland's Gulf Country. Learning to ride horses, muster cattle and fix bores were just some of the day-to-day challenges Bob faced, as well as swimming with crocodiles, riding in rodeos, chasing cattle duffers and fighting floods and bushfires. 'Australian Outback Yarns' is an hilarious account of a young man growing up in the outback in the 1950s. It tells of a world before technology took over, when each cattle station was its own self-contained community, drovers still…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
At 15, Bob Flatt left his comfortable, middle class Sydney home to become a jackaroo and assistant station manager in Queensland's Gulf Country. Learning to ride horses, muster cattle and fix bores were just some of the day-to-day challenges Bob faced, as well as swimming with crocodiles, riding in rodeos, chasing cattle duffers and fighting floods and bushfires. 'Australian Outback Yarns' is an hilarious account of a young man growing up in the outback in the 1950s. It tells of a world before technology took over, when each cattle station was its own self-contained community, drovers still roamed the land, and the spirit of mateship was a matter of life and death. Bob Flatt brings to life many of his hair-raising adventures and the characters he met along the way.
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Bob Flatt has pursued a number of interesting paths throughout his career, including working in outback Queensland, running restaurants in country New South Wales and Indonesia, presenting his own radio program and, for more than ten years, writing a column for the magazine 'Sydney Afloat'. He has travelled extensively over the past 40 years and has entertained many with stories of his outback adventures.