Whatever Happened to that Little Foreign Girl? - Bailey, Angelika
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This tale of adventure started in Berlin and London, when two families made the decision to emigrate to the land under the Southern Cross in order to begin a new life following World War II. Fast forward to 1966, when Mick and Angela met on the dusty Marrakai Plain in the top end of the Northern Territory, an adventure spanning 37 years began. The story describes the spectacular natural beauty of the Australian outback, the triumphs, joys, heartaches and challenges they experienced whilst living in remote parts of the Northern Territory, Queensland, New South Wales and in regional Western…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This tale of adventure started in Berlin and London, when two families made the decision to emigrate to the land under the Southern Cross in order to begin a new life following World War II. Fast forward to 1966, when Mick and Angela met on the dusty Marrakai Plain in the top end of the Northern Territory, an adventure spanning 37 years began. The story describes the spectacular natural beauty of the Australian outback, the triumphs, joys, heartaches and challenges they experienced whilst living in remote parts of the Northern Territory, Queensland, New South Wales and in regional Western Australia. Through cyclones, dust storms, flooding, extreme heat and isolation, their love for each other and resilience in the face of adversity makes for compelling reading.
Autorenporträt
Angelika is now retired after having had a varied and rewarding working life, with her passion for gardening ultimately leading her to a career in horticulture. She lives a in a picturesque coastal township in the south west of Western Australia with her rescue cat Mitzie. She has a passion for roses, loves gardening and enjoys cooking, likes learning new things that enrich life. Exploring the world with her sister and meeting new people. She was moved to write this autobiography after friends expressed interest in hearing more about her life in outback Australia, and persuasion from family to leave an account of her and her husband's many and varied experiences. This book is a reminder that there is adventure around every corner, no matter which path you choose to follow.