Really enjoying your writings, this explanation in particular is relateable having just returned from Tassie after a couple of weeks in our vw campervan. Your current stories feel even more real for me now, thanks again Brenda
Really enjoying your writings, this explanation in particular is relateable having just returned from Tassie after a couple of weeks in our vw campervan. Your current stories feel even more real for me now, thanks again Brenda
'Archaeology of the Chinese Fishing Industry in Colonial Victoria.' I would pick that book up, too 😆. Did you write that into one of your previous stories?
I did! The Chinese market gardener in Black Spur had trade connections down at Port Albert. There was a Chinese fishing and fish processing industry there, producing fermented fish sauce and dried fish for the many thousands of Chinese diggers.
It sounds like you're having a wonderful time, reading and learning and doing and growing. I find that just about anyone who enjoys their work loves talking about it. They will gladly give up some time for you because they've found a pupil and an enthusiast. This is such an inspiring post. Thank you for sharing, Steve.
Really enjoying your writings, this explanation in particular is relateable having just returned from Tassie after a couple of weeks in our vw campervan. Your current stories feel even more real for me now, thanks again Brenda
Thanks Brenda! I hope you had a good trip!
Really enjoying your writings, this explanation in particular is relateable having just returned from Tassie after a couple of weeks in our vw campervan. Your current stories feel even more real for me now, thanks again Brenda
'Archaeology of the Chinese Fishing Industry in Colonial Victoria.' I would pick that book up, too 😆. Did you write that into one of your previous stories?
I did! The Chinese market gardener in Black Spur had trade connections down at Port Albert. There was a Chinese fishing and fish processing industry there, producing fermented fish sauce and dried fish for the many thousands of Chinese diggers.
Ah yes! Nice little detail.
Thanks for the restack 😊
You're most welcome. Thanks for the stories 🙂
It sounds like you're having a wonderful time, reading and learning and doing and growing. I find that just about anyone who enjoys their work loves talking about it. They will gladly give up some time for you because they've found a pupil and an enthusiast. This is such an inspiring post. Thank you for sharing, Steve.
Thanks Steve. As always I found this interesting x
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