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  • Still Travelling

  • My Life as a Leyland Brother and Beyond
  • By: Mal Leyland
  • Narrated by: Mal Leyland
  • Length: 8 hrs and 55 mins
  • 4.4 out of 5 stars (9 ratings)

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Still Travelling

By: Mal Leyland
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Next year is the fiftieth anniversary of the making of the Leyland Brothers' groundbreaking documentary, Down the Darling, which records Mike and Mal Leyland travelling down the Darling. Their film was sold to Channel 9 and later to the BBC. It was shown in 65 countries and selected by the Australian government to be shown at Expo 67 in Canada.

Unless you were alive and watching Australian TV in the mid-'60s through to 1980, when they were at the peak of their popularity, it is hard to convey the impact of these two pioneer outback adventurers and filmmakers.

In an obituary written when Mike Leyland died in 2009, their TV program was described as a "quirky travel show" watched by more than 2.5 million people at its peak. It featured the brothers in unusual or far-flung places around Australia which viewers had asked them to visit.

This book will be Mal's memoir; he'll tell tales tall and true from the road and from their lives during and beyond the iconic show.
©2015 Mal Leyland (P)2015 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd
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"Almost everyone in Australia older than 25 has heard of the Leyland brothers, Mike and Mal. At a time when the Outback was still a forbidding, remote frontier, they single-handedly brought it into people's homes through their documentaries and a successful television series.... The Leylands have been credited with starting the four-wheel-drive revolution and huge recreational industry." ( The Herald Sun)

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Fond childhood memories relived

A huge thanks to Mal Leyland for walking me back through some of my best childhood memories with this book... Your Story has inspired me to see my home first before venturing overseas

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It would be un-Australian not to listen

Slow going in parts.
Reveals a lot about his own personality especially in tough times.
Interesting listen

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