Isle of Mountains by Charles Barrett
Isle of Mountains by Charles Barrett
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Isle of Mountains
Roaming Through Tasmania
by Charles Barrett
Casssell & Company, 1944, [First Edition], black and white photographic plates, photographic endpapers, illustrated frontispiece, hardcover
Very Good Condition with some edge and shelf wear, a little rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, gift inscription with names list on front flyleaf, remainder line at bottom fore edge, age toned pages (See photographs)
āPreface: Tasmanians should be a mountain-minded people, for into their small country Nature has crowded many ranges with majestic peaks.Ā Tasmania is an isle of mountains, of lakes and forests and streams; and noble coastal scenery.Ā With truth, it has been claimed that nowhere else in the world does so much wild beauty exist in such a small area ā 26, 215 square miles.Ā Tasmania also is rich in historical interest, and beautiful old buildings ā homesteads and churches, with all the charm of Georgian architecture.Ā My wanderings in the Isle of Mountains have given me a store of golden memories which I would share with others ā the readers of this book.ā
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