Once Upon A Time In Dunedin Books • Warmly and accessibly written

• Warmly and accessibly written

By Cecilie Geary

major book makes a significant contribution to histories of colonial dress

When the opportunity arises to escape she retraces her previous journeys along the Taieri Gorge Railway and then charges down the Otago Central Rail Trail - no problem that the tracks are gone

Es Fidelis - 'Be Faithful'

Once Upon A Time In Dunedin Books • Warmly and accessibly writtenBy Cecilie Geary 76 Pages A note from the Author: The book is divided into three parts. A stream of consciousness narrative. A fashion flashback. An A to Z of nostalgic ephemera. There are lots of memory evoking images, each of which tells a story of its own. The photograph of myself on the cover, I chose because it personifies innocence. A child of the 1940s, unaware of the implications of war, wearing a Stewart tartan skirt that is a touch too