Gift Box: Rock Pools of Sydney Book + Beach Bag + Free Personalised Postcard
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What's in the box:
- Rock Pools of Sydney by Vincent Rommelaere
- The Australia Unseen Beach Bag
About Rock Pools of Sydney:
Size: 258mm W x 285mm H (10.2″ W x 11.2″ H)
Format: hardcover
Number Of Pages: 204 pages
Language: English
Weight: 1.5 kg
From the world famous Bondi Icebergs to lesser known gems including Manly’s Fairy Bower, Rock Pools of Sydney is a visual journey through the eyes of photographer Vincent Rommelaere of Australia Unseen.
Stretching from Palm Beach down to South Cronulla, there are more than 30 rock pools to explore. As well as diving into their history, the book shares some of the stories of the people who love them.
Interviews include Olympic gold medallist Bronte Campbell, who trained in the Bondi Icebergs and Bronte Rock Pool before the Tokyo 2020 Games, Meree Duncan, whose grandparents Robert and Rose McIver will forever be linked to the McIver’s Ladies Baths in Coogee, and The Buckettes, a group of women whose friendship has been forged through morning swims at the Mona Vale Rock Pool.
With words by travel writer Amanda Woods, Rock Pools of Sydney will take you back to the pools that you know and love and inspire you to splash into spectacular new spots along the Sydney coastline.
About our Beach Bag:
Strong, and beautiful. The Australia Unseen Beach Bag is a soft washed linen look in a durable jute canvas material.
The perfect size for everyday errands. Two pockets to sort your essentials and plenty of room for all your out and about needs. It's a daily essential.
Functional facts:
- Made from plants: 100% natural, long-wearing jute cotton canvas.
- Zero plastic, Zero waste.
- Bags measure 40 x 48cm.
- Colour: blue grey
- Sturdy and wide 30cm handle for plenty of room underarm and well distributed weight.
This bag is a collab with our friends at Earth Worthy. Lovingly handmade in Bangladesh (from Earth Worthy materials), every bag creates employment for survivors of the 2013 Rana Plaza factory collapse.
