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Paul Kilgour's Gone Bush is the story of a wanderer, long-distance tramper and hut-bagging legend. Photo: Alistair Hughes
Paul Kilgour’s memoir Gone Bush contains a lifetime of outdoor experiences as well as a cast of interesting characters encountered on his journeys.  What did you hope to achieve with Gone Bush? I wanted to celebrate the places, adventures and the people I’ve met, and my experiences of growing up. I don’t consider myself a famous […]

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