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Dive into the extraordinary memoir 'Daughter of the Territory', penned by Jacqueline Hammar, a testament to survival and tenacity in the unforgiving Australian outback. This captivating biography unveils Jacqueline's life, born in Darwin in 1929 and her remarkable journey through resilient challenges and pioneering moments as a woman in the vast Australian bush. Chronicling her childhood in remote bush towns and education in Brisbane during World War Two, this memoir draws you into an inspiring narrative of overcoming adversity.
Upon returning to her cherished Territory, Jacqueline wed stockman Ken Hammar, embarking on an audacious adventure as they worked to transform a remote cattle station into a thriving home. Faced with numerous barriers, including transporting essential building materials and adjusting to isolation with limited resources, Jacqueline’s story vividly illustrates the grit required to thrive. Armed with a kerosene stove and unwavering spirit, she showcases the strength and determination of women in the wild.
Her unwavering support for Ken, as they turned wilderness into a flourishing million-acre cattle station, not only highlights the essence of survival but also exemplifies enduring partnership and legacy within Australia’s rugged landscape. 'Daughter of the Territory' is more than just a memoir; it's an homage to a life full of richness and a must-read for enthusiasts of Australian history and heritage. Revered alongside classics like AB Facey’s 'A Fortunate Life', this inspiring tale is a true testament to perseverance and resilience. Get your copy today and be motivated by the extraordinary life of Jacqueline Hammar.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781760292515
Year: 2016
Publisher: Allen & Unwin
Pages: 464
Upon returning to her cherished Territory, Jacqueline wed stockman Ken Hammar, embarking on an audacious adventure as they worked to transform a remote cattle station into a thriving home. Faced with numerous barriers, including transporting essential building materials and adjusting to isolation with limited resources, Jacqueline’s story vividly illustrates the grit required to thrive. Armed with a kerosene stove and unwavering spirit, she showcases the strength and determination of women in the wild.
Her unwavering support for Ken, as they turned wilderness into a flourishing million-acre cattle station, not only highlights the essence of survival but also exemplifies enduring partnership and legacy within Australia’s rugged landscape. 'Daughter of the Territory' is more than just a memoir; it's an homage to a life full of richness and a must-read for enthusiasts of Australian history and heritage. Revered alongside classics like AB Facey’s 'A Fortunate Life', this inspiring tale is a true testament to perseverance and resilience. Get your copy today and be motivated by the extraordinary life of Jacqueline Hammar.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781760292515
Year: 2016
Publisher: Allen & Unwin
Pages: 464