No comments about 31 Days in a Campervan: Trolling Around New Zealand.

1 comments about Australia From the back of a Camel.

1. I have read several of Mr. Johnson's books and find them all very informative. Being an Australian, was particularly interested in "Australia from the back of a Camel". This book gives a very accurate description of the vast expanse of inland Oz, and one can almost smell the dust. For anyone contemplating a trip to Central Australia, this book is a must.

No comments about Festive Papua: The Story of the Great Dance in Papua New Guinea.

No comments about Rascal Rain: A Year in Papua New Guinea.

1 comments about Explore Australia by 4WD.

1. After 30,000 km of roads I can assure that this book is well made and will not fall apart in the heat and dust of Australia's outback! In addition it is a great route planning guide to both the well known as well as less well known trips around Australia's outback.

No comments about Sydney: History of a Landscape.

No comments about Buying a Home in Australia and New Zealand: A Survival Handbook.

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1 comments about Sydney by Ferry and Foot.

1. This is a really terrific book, useful as much for the resident as visitor. It tells you about the best walks around the shores of sydney harbour, for example. For a large city to still have so much bush and vegetation so close to the city is a testament to the efforts of the residents and unions who fought to preserve so much through 'Green bans' in the 1960s and 70s. This book shows you how to enjoy those places, not only guiding you on the walks, but detailing the public transport routes to get to the beginning and from the end of each walk. Highly recommended. I use it to play tourist in my home town.