WEST AUSTRALIANA AGRICULTURE Biography –

“It is said once you have lived in the Nor’West, you get ‘spinifex poisoning” and it is always in your blood… Windmills, Wool and Weevils brings together the stories of life recalled through the memories and stories of Constance Barrett-Lennard (nee Parry). The merging of two iconic Western Australian families in the early 1940’s through the marriage of Constance Parry and Frank Barrett-Lennard is just the beginning of a life of trials and tribulations raising a family in this remote and harsh Western Australia. Nanutarra, pastoral land 128km south-west of Onslow, is where life and all of its adventures play out for the Barrett-Lennards. Divulging much about the history of Onslow and Western Australia, this story captures the essence of living in the Nor’West and the impact this pioneering family left on the land.”

• x, 160 pages : illustrations (some colour), 1 map, portraits (some colour) ; 23 cm #201225 (Gift inscription)

• • Barrett-Lennard, Constance
  • Barrett-Lennard, Constance — Family
  • Barrett-Lennard family
  • Farmers’ spouses — Western Australia — Nanutarra — Biography
  • Sheep ranchers — Western Australia — Nanutarra — Biography
  • Sheep farming — Western Australia — Nanutarra — History
  • Ranch life — Western Australia — Nanutarra — Biography
  • Nanutarra (W.A.) — History
  • Onslow (W.A.) — History
  • Australian