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Two in the Wilderness
by Sandra Weber / Carl Heilman II, photographer |
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You can't really get a feel for the Adirondacks from a map. It is a big place with lots of crannies and crevices. Even from an airplane, you can't grasp the calm hush and deep slush of this place. You have to put on a pair of boots and walk up and down and back and forth across it's turf.
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| Grab a backpack and join Sandra and her daughter Marcy for a trek in the Adirondack wilderness. Feel the sensation of climbing mountains, sleeping in open lean-tos, eating wild blueberries, floating like lily pads, and laughing with loons. | |||||||||
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| Add alpine flowers, a bear, and nine days of rain, and the result is an appreciation of nature. By the end of the 60 mile trip, mother and daughter also learn to appreciate each other. | |||||||||
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Hardcover - $19.95 Order # TIWH
Suggested reading age - grades 3 to 8 |
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~ 48 pages, 60 photos and illustrations - published by Calkins Creek Books / Boyds Mills Press, Inc. ~
All books are autographed and dated by the photographer. |
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