Last Hermit of Tasmania's West Coast, The: Tales of Jackey Stevens by Geoff Harwood | PB Maritime Portfolio A stroll on The

Portfolio A stroll on The Mountain in summer | Nick Monk

Fifty years later he sets out with his two sons to rediscover the remote cabin he helped build in the Tasmanian highlands

Part One of the book covers the vessels that worked in the nineteenth century and Part Two records twentieth century Georges Bay arrivals

A la Fiona  A degree of magnificence | Fiona Stocker

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Last Hermit of Tasmania's West Coast, The: Tales of Jackey Stevens by Geoff Harwood | PB Maritime Portfolio A stroll on TheAn un put downable tale flows effortlessly from Geoff Harwoods pen. ~Pete Hay Clarence John Lyell Stevens Jackey preferred a life of poverty and isolation to a society that had seriously let him down. He had been a hermit since returning from the Second World War. He cant bear to be anywhere near others, Queenstown old timers told Geoff Harwood. If he sees you, he will run away and hide. He wont talk to anybody. Yet Jackey did talk to Geoff. Across a