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97 pages : colour illustrations ; 22 cm.
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Graeme John Thiedeke was born on 8 January 1942. He commenced part-time study towards a Diploma of Architecture in 1960 at the Central Technical College (now Queensland University of Technology) while working at Conrad Gargett. He graduated in 1966, moved to Canada and in 1968 moved to Mexcio. In Mexico he studied art, formed an architectural practice and started a ceramics factory. In 1975 he returned to Australia, recommencing work with Conrad Gargett until 1977. In 1978 he joined the Davis Heather Group, later forming a separate company with Bill Heather, The Heater Thiedeke Group. Thiedeke moved to Malaysia in 2000 and began working for the architectural firm McKerrell Lynch.
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This story is set in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico sometime in the 1970's. It was written for film, but never eventuated. Volume 77 of the series Landscape of Memories written by Thiedeke in 2019. Illustrated by Nicholas Schlee.
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- English
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Parcel 2 Item 8.
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Created, Linda Justo, 7-May-2021.