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| Shopify Unique ID: | 10561159102756 |
| Trademe Reference: | PR819 (56) |
| Category: |
Farming New Zealand History |
| New / Used: | Used |
Description
FARM: The Spirit of Rural New Zealand
by Vaughan Yarwood
and Arno Gasteiger
DESCRIPTION
ISBN: 1869621255
Format: medium soft cover
Published: Random House 2006
Size (mm): 250 w x 285 h x 22 d
Pages: 288
SKU: A3/2808/0161/K538
ABOUT
Features engaging text and utterly magnificent, almost epic, photo spreads by one of the country's leading photographers. Highly regarded journalist Vaughan Yarwood and photographer Arno Gasteiger travelled through rural New Zealand, visiting and staying with a range of farming families, on properties as diverse as a Waikato dairy farm, a Canterbury wheat farm, a Southland sheep farm, a Central Otago merino run and a North Island high country station run by a Maori corporation.
Farm tells the story of our farmers' relationship with the land but above all, it celebrates farming as the foundation stone of our economy and our national identity.
Illustrated throughout with colour images.
CONDITION
As new with only name inside front cover. (We do have a copy without the name if preferred, however has greater wear on covers).
REMARKS
Increasingly scarce new
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