Passage to Juneau : A Sea and Its Meanings
3 journalers for this copy...
Raban sails in a 35-foot boat up the Inside Passage from Seattle, WA to Juneau in Alaska.
This book has great personal value to me, as I have made the same sea trip (in more comfort!). But it is a remarkable book for any reader in its original insights into the culture of the Northwest Indians. Also, for anyone with a practical interest in sailing, it is a delight.
This book has great personal value to me, as I have made the same sea trip (in more comfort!). But it is a remarkable book for any reader in its original insights into the culture of the Northwest Indians. Also, for anyone with a practical interest in sailing, it is a delight.
Miketroll was a much treasured Bookcrosser who sadly died in January 2015. His family have passed on his books to be released in his memory. Mike was passionate about books and thoroughly enjoyed spreading his love of reading by dispersing his books through the Bookcrossing community. Hopefully a little of that magic will continue to travel through your enjoyment of one of his books.
Journal Entry 3 by Coffee-1-OBCZ at Ipswich BC Unconvention 2018 in Ipswich, Suffolk United Kingdom on Friday, September 28, 2018
Released 5 yrs ago (10/5/2018 UTC) at Ipswich BC Unconvention 2018 in Ipswich, Suffolk United Kingdom
WILD RELEASE NOTES:
Releasing at the Ipswich Bookcrossing UnConvention 2018
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This was gently 'pushed' on me at the UnCon, and looks perfect ... the right mixture of non fiction geography, history and the arts. Thank you Esther!