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A foreign time and location,
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This review is from: Inagua: An Island Sojourn (Paperback)
A great read, The true story of a Mid 20th century explorer from new England setting off and becoming shipwrecked on an island. Spending a number of years exploring the island alone with only slight contact with the other the inhabitants . Part travle journal, part zoological exploration. Surprisingly thoughtful concerning environmental and animal issues, the book is an interesting look at late 1930's naturalist thinking. A thoroughly engrossing tale described (sometimes over described) in great detail. It's also an interesting look back at life on a small somewhat wild island during the decline between the two world wars. |
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Inagua: An Island Sojourn by Gilbert C. Klingel (Paperback - January 1, 1997)
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