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A Bottle of Sandwiches by Denis O'Grady, John O'Grady
A Bottle of Sandwiches by Denis O'Grady, John O'Grady
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A Bottle of Sandwiches captures the quintessential spirit of mateship and the enduring Australian desire for freedom. Tired of the relentless noise, grime, and pressure of city life in the "Big Smoke," two lifelong friends, both labourers, decide they have had enough of the urban grind. Driven by a deep-seated homesickness for the bush, they cast off their city responsibilities to reclaim their right to live life on their own terms.
Through sharp, authentic dialogue and a uniquely local perspective, Denis O’Grady—son of the celebrated John O’Grady—crafts a humorous and nostalgic narrative that reflects the rugged individualism of the era. This is a story for anyone who has ever dreamt of leaving behind the modern bustle to seek solace in the open country. With a narrative voice that rings true to the Australian character, this book invites readers on an evocative journey back to a simpler time, celebrating the beauty of choice and the timeless necessity of an escape. It is a warm, spirited look at friendship and the classic Australian quest for independence.
Used (good, see images, some yellowing)
Softcover
ISBN 0725400145
A Bottle of Sandwiches captures the quintessential spirit of mateship and the enduring Australian desire for freedom. Tired of the relentless noise, grime, and pressure of city life in the "Big Smoke," two lifelong friends, both labourers, decide they have had enough of the urban grind. Driven by a deep-seated homesickness for the bush, they cast off their city responsibilities to reclaim their right to live life on their own terms.
Through sharp, authentic dialogue and a uniquely local perspective, Denis O’Grady—son of the celebrated John O’Grady—crafts a humorous and nostalgic narrative that reflects the rugged individualism of the era. This is a story for anyone who has ever dreamt of leaving behind the modern bustle to seek solace in the open country. With a narrative voice that rings true to the Australian character, this book invites readers on an evocative journey back to a simpler time, celebrating the beauty of choice and the timeless necessity of an escape. It is a warm, spirited look at friendship and the classic Australian quest for independence.
Used (good, see images, some yellowing)
Softcover
ISBN 0725400145
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