Norway And Its Scenery; Comprising The Journal Of A Tour By Edward Price; With Considerable Additions And A Road-Book For Tourists, With Hints To Anglers And Sportsmen

Before the fjords became postcards, they were adventures. North feels closer than ever. In Norway And Its Scenery, Edward Price records a northern Europe tour journal that blends observant narrative with the usefulness of a historical travel guide: a Victorian travelogue expanded with a practical road book handbook for travellers tracing routes through 19th century Norway. Price writes with the brisk curiosity of classic travel writing, attentive to Norway fjords scenery, towns, roads, and the shifting weather that shapes every day on the move. Alongside the journal run a road-book for tourists and a clear-eyed Norway trip planner feel: hints that help you imagine timings, crossings, and the pleasures of travelling light. For modern readers, the detail offers more than directions: it conveys the tempo of early travel and the choices that shaped each day on the road. Anglers will appreciate the period angling and fishing tips, while outdoors enthusiasts will recognise the straight-talking hunting and sportsmen advice that reveals how visitors once sought salmon streams and mountain ground. As a document of Scandinavia travel history, this vintage fjord travel guide captures a moment when steam and sail were opening the north to British readers, yet the landscape still felt remote. Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions. Restored for today's and future generations. More than a reprint -- a collector's item and a cultural treasure. Whether you read for armchair escape or build a shelf of enduring travel classics, Price's Norway remains a vivid companion.