The Cape Itself - Hardcover

Finch, Robert; Mackenzie, Ralph

 
9780393029949: The Cape Itself

Synopsis

Natural Robert Finch introduces the reader to the landscape and environment of Cape Cod.

An illustrated guide to the rugged, seabound landscape of Cape Cod, which reveals its ritual of seasonal and geological change, its diverse natural life and the other physical beauties that have attracted tourists and artists alike for over a century.

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About the Author

Robert Finch was an award-winning nature writer, radio journalist, and author of several books about Newfoundland and Cape Cod, including The Outer Beach. He lived on Cape Cod for over fifty years, and spent two decades of summers in Squid Tickle. He died in 2024.

Reviews

This superb book introduces the reader to Cape Cod in all its splendor. Finch, author of Common Ground: A Naturalist's Cape Cod ( LJ 7/81) and Outlands: Journey to the Outer Edge of Cape Cod ( LJ 6/1/86), teamed up with photographer MacKenzie, and the result is a book of very high literary and photographic standard. The text is a collection of the author's personal reflections when climbing the dunes, walking the beaches, visiting historical sites, or on outings with family and friends. Finch is a vividly descriptive writer who emphasizes minute details, allowing the reader to personally experience the ambience of the Cape. Eight sections with superlative photographs describe the Cape during the various seasons, and cover the inland areas, coastline, local haunts, and more. This book is suitable for armchair travelers or would-be vacationers, and would make a worthwhile addition to any library travel section.
- Jo-Anne Mary Benson, Osgoode, Ontario
Copyright 1991 Reed Business Information, Inc.

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