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1 comments about The Lens of Time: A Repeat Photography of Landscape Change in the Canadian Rockies (Parks and Heritage).

1. Part of the University of Calgary Press unique 'Parks and Heritage' series focusing on North American national parks and historic sites, "The Lens Of Time: A Repeat Photography Of Landscape Change In The Canadian Rockies" is the collaborative Project of Cliff White and Ted Hart which compares yesteryear black-and-white photographs in side-by-side arrangement with contemporary full color photographs of the same landscapes, taken from the same positional perspectives, and revealing the changes that have taken place during the intervening 125 years. Enhanced with an informed and informative commentary text, "The Lens Of Time" is an enthusiastically recommended addition to professional, academic, and community library collections, and would prove of immense and particular interest to environmental activists and non-specialist general readers with an appreciation of Canadian Rockies landscapes -- then and now!

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2 comments about Canoe Atlas of the Little North.

1. Canoe routes of the Little North is an excellent document for the serious student of Ontario's canoeing history and culture. It is a must have for anyone interested in understanding traditional canoeing routes and connections. The early pages give a great overview of the topography and how it has shaped the travel through the area. The bulk of the book is devoted to 1:250,000 scale maps of the entire Little north area with emphasis on the connecting links from route to route. I highly recomend this atlas for those interested in learning more about this area or considering a canoe trip in this remote region.



2. I bought this atlas as a special birthday gift for my husband - he's from Sioux Lookout and LOVES the north... canoeing... hunting... etc... he also loves to pour over maps. We live further down south at the moment - very far away from the North and he about had tears in his eyes reminiscing on all his adventures up north and even dreaming about future excursions with our kids. Highly recommended... very detailed maps. I was a little disappointed that there were no scenery pictures - instead they had pencil sketches/drawings.