Synopsis
A beautifully photographed tribute to this remarkable tree of the Australian outback. Aboriginal people have long known the value of the Boab, to hold water and as a reliable navigational aid. Found in only a few corners of the world and thought to be a remnant of Gondwanaland, some Boab trees have held their place in the Australian outback for up to 1000 years.
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Pat Lowe has long had a fascination for and love of boabs. She first saw their close relative, the Baobab, in East Africa when in her twenties. Returning to Australia, it is the boab trees of Western Australia and the Northern Territory which have become her overriding obsession. Pat Lowe is a writer and clinical psychologist who works and lives in Broome, Western Australia. She is the author of several books about life in the Great Sandy Desert.
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