Convict Places - A Guide to Tasmanian Sites Tasmanian made and watching clouds snake their

and watching clouds snake their way down Mt Munro

This enchanting story takes you under the sea to meet this mysterious sea creature

fishing in wooden dinghies with long oars

This book is a lively children's educational book with fabulous illustrations and fun facts about the world broken into easy to digest bite-sized bits

Convict Places - A Guide to Tasmanian Sites Tasmanian made and watching clouds snake theirBetween 1804 and 1853, the small island of Tasmania received 74,000 convicts from Britain, including 13,000 women. Convict Places looks at how convicts and their labour created the new colony: their legacy included not just gaols and prohibition stations but also convict built roads, bridges, wharves, public and private buildings and agricultural sites. Illustrated with paintings, maps, plans, colonial records and photographs, Convict Places will give