Mastering Bitcoin
This book is aimed mainly at the programmer. The information is highly technical and it’s not the best introduction to Bitcoin.
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Trestle bridge number 7 to Noojee railway station
Starting with a fine trestle bridge this walk is a short stroll to Noojee railway station.
Family Website History
Learn about the history of this website, and about the methods and technology used to build it.
The Tennis Book, by John Parsons
An excellent book on the history of tennis, and how it has become a great modern game.
Crash!, by James Broom Lynne
A book commuters can relate to! Originally published as The Commuters this mystery is ideal for the commuter and train buff.
Bitcoin for the Befuddled, by Conrad Barski
Excellent book for learning about how Bitcoin and other crypto-currencies work. It also covers encryption in detail, a must read for anyone interested in learning how it works. Would be of great interested to anyone into maths.
The Life and Death of the Australian Backyard, by Anthony Clive Hall
This is a detailed study of the loss of the Australian backyard. Probably a bit too detailed for most readers you can skip over the parts of least interest.
Creswick
Creswick, a delightful country town that has much history and natural scenery to offer the visitor.
The Story of Film, Mark Cousins
An excellent history of the motion picture industry and the technical developments that made it possible and better.
The Big Book of Australian History
It’s a good overall history of Australia but not much detail. There are no diagrams illustrating concepts from the text. It does feature great quality images and drawings from the periods being discussed.