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.The Lost River: A Memoir of Life, Death, and Transformation on Wild Water City Travel Guides > Books > Sierra Club by: Richard Bangs February 13, 2001 Having navigated only a few rivers, none of them virgin, my interest was piqued when a former boss of mine told me about this guy Richard Bangs she knows. So I ... read the reviews, ...Suffice it to say I sat down with the book in hand, looked up roughly three hours later, and noticed I finished the book. The last book I recall which captivated me so was Dostoevsky's Notes From Underground. In any event, the narrative is always fascinating if the prose is somewhat heavy-handed or purple at points. >>See More Reviews & Details on The Lost River: A Memoir of Life, Death, and Transformation on Wild Water |
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.My First Summer in the Sierra City Travel Guides > Books > Sierra Club by: John Muir March 10, 1990 Muir tells a story of his journey into the Yosemite area in California as a shephard. While his journey encompasses other places, the story remains essentially the same since the entire book is filled with him talking about everything being so marvelous. Despite John Muir being very well known now to many people I'm left uncertain as to why this man should be one out of so many other 'mountain men' to become famous. His story is filled with rantings about finding different little animals such as squirrels, rabbits, and indians and then peppers each description of the animal with some bantering about whatever it is that he finds extraordinary about it, or whatever he thinks is extremely interesting, or by simply saying such ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on My First Summer in the Sierra |
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.Outdoors Austin: A Sierra Club Guide City Travel Guides > Books > Sierra Club from: Texas A&M University Press 1996-02 Muir tells a story of his journey into the Yosemite area in California as a shephard. While his journey encompasses other places, the story remains essentially the same since the entire book is filled with him talking about everything being so marvelous. Despite John Muir being very well known now to many people I'm left uncertain as to why this man should be one out of so many other 'mountain men' to become famous. His story is filled with rantings about finding different little animals such as squirrels, rabbits, and indians and then peppers each description of the animal with some bantering about whatever it is that he finds extraordinary about it, or whatever he thinks is extremely interesting, or by simply saying such ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Outdoors Austin: A Sierra Club Guide |
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.SC-FOOTLOOSE SWISS ALP City Travel Guides > Books > Sierra Club by: William Reifsnyder June 12, 1982 Muir tells a story of his journey into the Yosemite area in California as a shephard. While his journey encompasses other places, the story remains essentially the same since the entire book is filled with him talking about everything being so marvelous. Despite John Muir being very well known now to many people I'm left uncertain as to why this man should be one out of so many other 'mountain men' to become famous. His story is filled with rantings about finding different little animals such as squirrels, rabbits, and indians and then peppers each description of the animal with some bantering about whatever it is that he finds extraordinary about it, or whatever he thinks is extremely interesting, or by simply saying such ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on SC-FOOTLOOSE SWISS ALP |
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.SC-HIKING GREAT BASIN City Travel Guides > Books > Sierra Club by: John Hart June 12, 1982 Muir tells a story of his journey into the Yosemite area in California as a shephard. While his journey encompasses other places, the story remains essentially the same since the entire book is filled with him talking about everything being so marvelous. Despite John Muir being very well known now to many people I'm left uncertain as to why this man should be one out of so many other 'mountain men' to become famous. His story is filled with rantings about finding different little animals such as squirrels, rabbits, and indians and then peppers each description of the animal with some bantering about whatever it is that he finds extraordinary about it, or whatever he thinks is extremely interesting, or by simply saying such ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on SC-HIKING GREAT BASIN |
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.The Sierra Club Book of Our National Parks City Travel Guides > Books > Sierra Club by: Donald Young 1989-11 Muir tells a story of his journey into the Yosemite area in California as a shephard. While his journey encompasses other places, the story remains essentially the same since the entire book is filled with him talking about everything being so marvelous. Despite John Muir being very well known now to many people I'm left uncertain as to why this man should be one out of so many other 'mountain men' to become famous. His story is filled with rantings about finding different little animals such as squirrels, rabbits, and indians and then peppers each description of the animal with some bantering about whatever it is that he finds extraordinary about it, or whatever he thinks is extremely interesting, or by simply saying such ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on The Sierra Club Book of Our National Parks |
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.Sierra Club Guide to Natural Areas of California: Explore California's Undiscovered Natural Areas--a Guide to Over 200 National, State, and Local Parks, Forests... City Travel Guides > Books > Sierra Club by: John Perry July 22, 1997 Muir tells a story of his journey into the Yosemite area in California as a shephard. While his journey encompasses other places, the story remains essentially the same since the entire book is filled with him talking about everything being so marvelous. Despite John Muir being very well known now to many people I'm left uncertain as to why this man should be one out of so many other 'mountain men' to become famous. His story is filled with rantings about finding different little animals such as squirrels, rabbits, and indians and then peppers each description of the animal with some bantering about whatever it is that he finds extraordinary about it, or whatever he thinks is extremely interesting, or by simply saying such ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Sierra Club Guide to Natural Areas of California: Explore California's Undiscovered Natural Areas--a Guide to Over 200 National, State, and Local Parks, Forests... |
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.Sierra Club Guide to Natural Areas: Colorado and Utah City Travel Guides > Books > Sierra Club by: John Perry April 12, 1985 Muir tells a story of his journey into the Yosemite area in California as a shephard. While his journey encompasses other places, the story remains essentially the same since the entire book is filled with him talking about everything being so marvelous. Despite John Muir being very well known now to many people I'm left uncertain as to why this man should be one out of so many other 'mountain men' to become famous. His story is filled with rantings about finding different little animals such as squirrels, rabbits, and indians and then peppers each description of the animal with some bantering about whatever it is that he finds extraordinary about it, or whatever he thinks is extremely interesting, or by simply saying such ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Sierra Club Guide to Natural Areas: Colorado and Utah |
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.Sierra Club Guide to Natural Areas: New Mexico Arizona and Nevada City Travel Guides > Books > Sierra Club by: John Perry March 12, 1986 Muir tells a story of his journey into the Yosemite area in California as a shephard. While his journey encompasses other places, the story remains essentially the same since the entire book is filled with him talking about everything being so marvelous. Despite John Muir being very well known now to many people I'm left uncertain as to why this man should be one out of so many other 'mountain men' to become famous. His story is filled with rantings about finding different little animals such as squirrels, rabbits, and indians and then peppers each description of the animal with some bantering about whatever it is that he finds extraordinary about it, or whatever he thinks is extremely interesting, or by simply saying such ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Sierra Club Guide to Natural Areas: New Mexico Arizona and Nevada |
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.The Sierra Club Guide to the National Parks of the Rocky Mountains and the Great Plains City Travel Guides > Books > Sierra Club by: Sierra Club November 14, 1995 We took several guide books with us when we took the Great American Vacation last year, but this was the one we returned to again and again. The sections on each park were big enough to give you plenty of ideas for things to do during a 3-4 day visit, but not so big as to be overwhelming. It has a nice introductory section for each park, a list of hikes of various difficulties, good maps and beautiful pictures. You won't need a separate guide for each park if you have this book. >>See More Reviews & Details on The Sierra Club Guide to the National Parks of the Rocky Mountains and the Great Plains |