On The Outback Tracks by Bert Bolton

"When I was three-years-old I wanted to be a horse because my horse had shoes and I didn't." From these humble beginnings Bert Bolton has lived a life many can only dream of. Born with a love of the outback, his adventures began when he was making a living along the Rabbit Proof Fence - trapping dingoes (wild dogs) for the Government in outback Western Australia. But Bert wanted to share the beauty, mystery and adventure of the remote outback regions of Australia with Australians and foreigners and so he did through his touring company. Well known by thousands of Australians who have been on his Outback Track Tours, he has been painted by Rolf Harris, taught how to hunt and gather food by local Aborigines in Arnhem Land, and discovered breathtaking Wandjina art in Kimberley caves. From around a campfire and along a dusty road, these are the stories of a true outback man.