The National Parks – A Century of Grace
A Century of Grace
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Product details:
- Publisher TCU Press
- Date of Publication 30 December 2020
- Number of Volumes Hardback
- ISBN 9780875657639
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages320 pages
- Size 311x235x23 mm
- Weight 1438 g
- Language English
- Illustrations 180 colour photos 67
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Short description:
Poets Karla Morton and Alan Birkelbach began a journey to celebrate America’s national parks' 100th anniversary, but for these two poets the sojourns quickly became something greater. Their journey, illustrated with gorgeous colour photos of all of America's grand national parks, is a feast for the eyes and heart.
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Poets Karla K. Morton and Alan Birkelbach began this journey to celebrate our national parks' 100th anniversary, but for these two poets the sojourns quickly became something greater than that. In their words, 'As humans we have this tendency to look at a piece of land and see real estate. [But] when concrete covers all our natural spaces, not only do we lose earth's creatures, we also lose the great teacher of our souls. You cannot sit beneath trees taller than the Statue of Liberty, or gaze upon vistas untouched since their creation, without feeling the awe and wonder of what the natural world has to offer. You cannot experience such beauty without being wholly changed. Our great-great-great-grandchildren deserve these untouched gifts'.
This journey, illustrated with gorgeous colour photos of all of America's grand national parks, is a feast for the eyes and heart. In the end, it is a plea for us to save these wonders for all future generations.
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