About the Author
Anthony Buirchell has been a teacher for 45 years and is now retired.
He was born in Kojonup, West Australia in 1949. He worked on the ‘Wheat Bins’ during Christmas holidays to pay his way through high school and college. Anthony was the Head Boy of Kojonup JHS in 1964 and again at Katanning SHS in 1966.
After studying at Claremont Teachers’ College he graduated and taught for 45 years in large primary schools and as a Principal in small country schools. Through part time studies he attained a Bachelor of Social Science at Curtin University and a Bachelor of Education at Murdoch University.
He has a daughter, Stephanie and two grandsons, Kale and Dylan.
Fun Tassie Tours
Cric Croc can thoroughly recommend discovering Tasmania with Robert and Morgan Wilson of Fun Tassie Tours. Both tour guides are also the drivers. This father and son team provided us with amazing experiences and local knowledge that Cric Croc will never forget. Their passion and the passion of the people and places we visited was very apparent. The small group tours only enhanced and personalised the experience. Tours of various lengths are available as well as a variety of itineraries. Go and check them out! You won't be sorry!
Shout out for Small Business!
Handmade In Nepal
Met a lovely young lady, Leila Smith, who runs the Smith Rajak House in Nepal with her husband. They care for children from poor, struggling, uneducated families. I was so taken by her enthusiasm and dedication that I donated to her 3 copies of each of my Children's Picture books - Cric Croc, Cric Croc and the Bedraggled Pony and Why Crocodiles Smile. She said the kids would love to read and share these. I also donated 5 copies of my novel, Daintree Reflections.
Leila is from WA and her parents have a Secondhand Shop in Mahogany Creek. If you see her around or want to hear her story or you even want to help, Go to the links below.
