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| Zane Grey, besides being a best-selling writer of western novels, was an enthusiastic fisherman. He helped establish deep-sea sport fishing in New South Wales at Bermagui, on the south coast. He was patron of the Bermagui Sport Fishing Association for 1936 and 1937, and set a number of world records with his catches.
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| (William Mogford Hamlet)
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| W. Mogford Hamlet twice walked from Brisbane to Sydney (1907 and 1913) and in 1912 he walked from Sydney to Melbourne, covering some 750 miles (1200 km) in thirty-three days. At the time, accounts of this trips were serialised in the Sydney Morning Herald. Those accounts are now, for the first time, presented here in one volume. Hamlet presents us with the sights and sounds of the country and describes many of the towns he passed through. He also draws word pictures of some of the characters he meets along the way.
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| (Zane Grey)
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| Zane Grey writes about a fishing expedition to New Zealand where he sets out to catch some big fish and to show the locals how it is done. As well as the fishing, Grey's love of nature shines through as he describes the sea and sky and the bird and animal life he encounters in the Bay of Islands.
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