Lasseter's Reef by Bill Decarli

Lasseter's Reef by Bill DecarliFact or myth? Harold Bell Lasseter and his claim of finding a vast gold bearing reef in Central Australia has continually been surrounded in mystery. Yet his ill fated death in the Australian outback, where the land is unforgiving to the careless and the foolhardy, is relatively undisputed. Despite Lasseter taking secrets to a lonely desert grave in 1931, the story of the elusive gold reef has become a holy grail for explorers from near and far. One

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They enlist the help of a small mechanical rabbit named Miskit

Kristin Weidenbach has written a lively

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and what is true of his work is true of his life

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