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Explores the web of connection between East Gippsland and Van Diemen’s Land
written by 22 University of Tasmania academics with an interest in tourism research
especially the ones which have remained hidden
and Carleeta Thomas (proud pakana / Tasmanian Aboriginal woman
Highlighting co-operation | Craig Searle
Sarah's Story: A convict's tale of strength & resilience | Written & illustrated by Toni Blake-Callander | PB Self Help Explores the web of connectionSarah Phillips' story began on 19 June 1802, in the busy city of Bristol, England, where, like many others, she was born into a world of poverty, hardship and adversity. When Sarah was 20 she met James Knight at the Mermaid Public House in Grey Hound Court, Lewins Mead a very unpleasant area of Bristol where destitute and unsavoury folk gathered. Driven by her struggle for survival, Sarah stole a one pound note from James as he lay in a drunken sleep.
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