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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
To the men, women and children who played a role in the creation of Salt Story: Murray Arnold, Paul Benson, Hazel Brown, Harley Coyne, Richard Davy, Judy Dittmer, Jon Doust, John Drummond, Maya Drummond, George Ebbett, Michelle Frantom, Bill Harsley, Selina Hill, Bob Howard, Gareth James, Colin and Robyn Kennedy, Graeme and Nancy Kennedy, Ray Kilpatrick, Christine King, Mark Kleeman, Lynette Knapp, Alex Levack, Morgan Lindberg, Karina Mitchell, Pauline and Ken Mitchell, Carmelita O’Sullivan, Chris Pash, Carol Pettersen, Scott Rogers, Alan Rule, Sheilah Ryan, Kim Scott, Alf and Bev Sharp, Greg Sharp, Terry Sharp, Jimmy Simpson, David Sims, Yann Toussaint, Kathryn Trees, Sally Drummond Wilson, Adam Wolfe, Guy Wright, the oystermen, with thanks for Georgia Richter’s keen editorial eye, and special thanks and appreciation to Bill North. My apologies to any I have left out.
Also thanks to: Department of Fisheries, Albany; Department of Indigenous Affairs, Albany; Fremantle Press; University of Western Australia, Albany campus; and the Western Australian Fishing Industry Council.
Special thanks to Sue Morrison, Acting Curator, Fish Section, Aquatic Zoology, Western Australian Museum, and to the museum for their provision of images in this book, which have been drawn from The Zoology of the Voyage of H.M.S. Erebus & Terror: under the command of Captain Sir James Clark Ross, during the years 1839 to 1843 by Sir James Clark Ross (Sir John Richardson and John Edward Gray (eds), E.W. Janson, England, 1875.
Sarah Drummond lives on the south coast of Western Australia and has published short works in anthologies and journals. Salt Story is her first book.
Visit the Salt Story photo archive at sarahdrummond.org.