Three Seasons in The Wind: 950 Kilometres by Canoe Down Northern Canada's Thelon River by Kathleen Pitt

Three Seasons in The Wind: 950 Kilometres by Canoe Down Northern Canada's Thelon River

Kathleen Pitt
146 pages
Hornby House
Aug 1999
Paperback
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Step outside the pressures of modern life, and join Michael and Kathleens quest for isolation, beauty, solitude and adventure as they travel alone across the Barren Grounds of Canada. Their journey begins camped amid the decaying ice of a new Arctic spring, and ends 37 days later as they harvest blueberries before a final descent to Baker Lake at the head of Chesterfield Inlet on Hudson Bay. Simply, yet eloquently written, Three Seasons in the Wind transports the readers imagination to the very banks of the magical Thelon River. By so doing, your heart will awaken to an ancient, nomadic lifestyle of physical challenge and timeless joy that is available to all who dare to pursue their dreams in Canadas pristine Northern landscape.
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Pages 146
Publisher Hornby House
Published 1999
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