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Image of Ticklebelly Tales: New Edition
Author Heather Felton
Binding Hardback
Edition Second
Condition A social history of Hydro Tasmania from 1910 to 2006, based on first hand testimony, the first edition was a best seller and sold out in just six months. Copy has a small tear on back cover but book all good. The out-of-print Ticklebelly Tales has now been reprinted. Published by Hydro Tasmania, the 512-page book vividly illustrates the challenges faced by those who lived and worked in often harsh conditions to build the State's iconic power system.
Publisher Hydro Tasmania
Release Date 27 Aug 2013
Price
$69.95
Weight 2.800kg
ISBN 9780646592596

A social history of Hydro Tasmania from 1910 to 2006, based on first hand testimony, the first edition was a best seller and sold out in just six months.

The out-of-print Ticklebelly Tales has now been reprinted.

Published by Hydro Tasmania, the 512-page book vividly illustrates the challenges faced by those who lived and worked in often harsh conditions to build the State's iconic power system.