The Adventures of a Nature Guide - Couverture rigide

Mills, Enos Abijah

 
9781297598425: The Adventures of a Nature Guide

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Présentation de l'éditeur

The individual interested in the world of outdoors, in many-sided natural history, finds entertainment everywhere in the wilderness, through all the seasons. Storm, sunshine, night, desert, stream, and forest are crowded with waiting attractions and moving scenes. To have the most adventures and the greatest enjoyment in a given time, ramble the wilds alone and without a fishing-rod or a gun. The rambler is free to wander afar and to enjoy the multitude of adventures that come thick and fast upon him. The wilderness being the safety zone of the world these experiences are likely to be less dangerous than staying at home. The hunter, however, armed and killing, multiplies dangers, and in giving his attention to game wanders but little and enjoys less variety and fewer adventures. The chapters in this book are filled with the experiences and adventures which came to me as a solitary and unarmed camper in the wilds of the continent. These and other experiences, together with inheritances not so tangible, produced definite results; I became a mountain climber and a peak guide. In doing this I developed nature guiding, that is, helping people to become happily acquainted with the life and wonders of wild nature.
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Biographie de l'auteur

Enos A. Mills (1870-1922) is widely regarded as the "Father of Rocky Mountain National Park." He was a speaker, writer, photographer, innkeeper, and tireless spokesperson for the preservation of wild lands and important natural resources. He is the author of nineteen books.

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