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Western Australia Books
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Ray Jordan's Wine Guide |
| After sampling more than 1000 of WA's best, Jordan has once again poured his enthusiasm and passion into a brilliantly insightful and entertaining review of WA's wine industry. Featuring 800 wines from the State's nine wine regions, Ray's unique, informative and personable style of tasting notes and commentary will inspire readers to get out there and sample what WA has to offer. Superbly revamped with a fresh new look and more compact size, the 2010 Wine Guide is packed with plenty of additional content including handy tips on tasting, cellaring and matching food with wine. This year's guide also contains recipes from WA's top chefs for readers to master at home and enjoy with Ray's picks from the book, plus a bonus pull-out map and tear-out vouchers to redeem for discounts at cellar door. Ray Jordan's 2010 Wine Guide is indispensible, whether for the serious wine lover or those just getting started and keen to learn more. | |
$12.95  |
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Leaf & Branch |
| This is the definitive guide to Perth's trees and tall shrubs. Written by Robert Powell, one of Western Australia's most knowledgeable amateur naturalists, and beautifully illustrated by Margaret Pieroni, it contains detailed descriptions of 79 species of trees and tall shrubs, with drawings of the mature plants and close-ups of their flowers and buds. This superb book is a must for anyone interested in the true natives of Perth. | |
$29.95 |
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Kalbarri - a visitors guide |
| This is the definitive guide to Perth's trees and tall shrubs. Written by Robert Powell, one of Western Australia's most knowledgeable amateur naturalists, and beautifully illustrated by Margaret Pieroni, it contains detailed descriptions of 79 species of trees and tall shrubs, with drawings of the mature plants and close-ups of their flowers and buds. This superb book is a must for anyone interested in the true natives of Perth. | |
$29.95 |
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The Marine Life of Ningaloo Marine Park and Coral Bay |
| The Ningaloo Marine Park protects one of Australia's most important tracts of reef. For much of its 260-kilometre length, you can reach the colourful corals by snorkelling over a shallow lagoon. This book offers a remarkable insight into the reef's prolific marine life, which includes more than 500 species of fish, 250 known species of corals and about 600 species of molluscs. | |
$18.95 |
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Kangaroo Paws and Catspaws - a field guide |
| This absorbing, easy-to-read book, tells you everything you want to know about Western Australia\'s world-famous kangaroo paws and catspaws. Written by Dr Stephen Hopper - a renowned authority on kangaroo paws and catspaws- this excellent natural history book contains detailed information on the discovery and study of these unusual plants, their history, pollination, hybridisation and growing reputation. It also doubles as splendid field guide, with maps, colour photographs of the individual species and their typical habitats by internationally acclaimed wildlife photographers Babs and Bert Wells, and delightfully detailed illustrations by Margaret Pieroni. | |
$24.95 |
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Bush Tucker Plants of the South-West |
| The Nyoongar people of south-western Australia had a very ordered way of life. Their hunting and gathering patterns were guided by six weather-based seasons. The Nyoongars' resource-based observations enabled them to make the best use of available plant and animal resources at these times. This book provides an insight into some of the common bush tucker plants used by the Nyoongar people. | |
$6.50 |
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North West Bound |
| If you're North-West bound, this book is your perfect partner. It takes you from the unique reefs off our coast to the strangely eroded formation of the Purnululu National Park and the endless red plains of Western Australia's heartland. Maps, descriptions, photographs... they're all here. | |
$29.95 |
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Wild Places Quiet Places |
| This book brings alive the majestic, rugged and serene beauty spots of Western Australia's southern half. From the limestone coast of the south-west, the mountains and sea cliffs of Albany, vast south-east of Esperance and inland to the Wheatbelt's woodlands, this book offers almost limitless options for weekend escapes, day trips or touring holidays. If there was ever a book to entice readers to leave their computer screens to discover and enjoy the splendour of WA's wild places and quiet places, this is it. | |
$21.95 |
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Wildflower Country |
| More than 100 pages of colour photographs depicting Western Australia's spectacular wildflowers and natural attractions in the Gascoyne and Murchison regions from Jurien Bay to Shark Bay and inland to Meekatharra. The descriptive text and information will help you plan your trip to this beautiful part of the State. And if you don't want to leave home, you can marvel at the stunning colours and shapes of WA's wonderful wildflowers from the comfort of your own armchair. | |
$9.95 |
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Family Walk in Perth Outdoors |
| This nature-based recreation guide is truly an all year round book. It has 52 walks, one for every week of the year, ranging in length from a few hundred metres to almost 20 kilometres - so there's something in it for everyone. Each walk has a mud map and description to take you step by step through Western Australia's forests and woodlands, wetlands and waterways, hills and beaches. There are also fascinating features on some of the plants and animals you might see along the way. | |
$16.95 |
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