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The Dig Tree by Sarah Murgatroyd cattle yogis - all responded withThe Dig Tree The Story of Bravery, Insanity, and the Race to Discover Australia's Wild Frontier by Sarah Murgatroyd Broadway Books, 2002, b w photographs and illustrations in text, hardcover, dustjacket, ISBN 0767908287 Like New Condition, very minor edge and shelf wear to book and dustjacket 'The Dig Tree is the story of eighteen explorers who departed Melbourne's Royal Park on August 20, 1860, with a send off by a crowd of ten thousand well wishers,