The wharf at Waterfall Bay
An edition of The wharf at Waterfall Bay (2013)
an isolated life in the Sounds, the courage to change tack
By Lisa Harper
Publish Date
2013
Publisher
Random House New Zealand
Language
eng
Pages
269
Description:
"When Lisa Harper returned to her family's farm at Waterfall Bay, at the head of remote Mahau Sound, after years overseas working as a scientist, she showed all the pluck and entrepreneurial streak of the earlier generations of women in her family. The isolation wasn't going to deter her from starting a new business. After all, her grandmother and mother were made of stern stuff, coping with running stock, keeping an orchard, making cheese, operating a guest house, home-schooling children and only getting to 'town' every six weeks. Eight years later Lisa was an award winning traditional cheesemaker and a Nuffield fellowship winner when she had to make a major decision to wrench the family from Waterfall Bay to secure its future"--Back cover.
subjects: Farm life, New business enterprises
People: Lisa Harper (1975-)
Places: New Zealand, Marlborough Sounds