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1 online resource (ix, 175 pages) : illustrations |
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Outdoor Essays & Reflections |
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Outdoor Essays & Reflections
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Summary |
Fawn Island is a place where crows serve as alarm clocks, white-throated sparrows leave the tracks of their songs upon the evening hush, and chickadees help a woodsman learn to whistle. The island is also a jumping-off place for journeys large and small, earthly and spiritualto nearby Mallard Island, Gull Island, or Bald Rock, by sea kayak into the wild recesses of sprawling Voyageurs National Park, or on a midnight paddle in which the paddler can reach the silent wilderness of the stars themselves. In his latest book, best-selling author Douglas Wood guides the reader on a deep journey into |
Notes |
Print version record |
Subject |
Wood, Douglas, 1951-
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SUBJECT |
Wood, Douglas, 1951- fast |
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Natural history -- Rainy Lake Region (Minn. and Ont.)
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Islands -- Rainy Lake Region (Minn. and Ont.)
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TRAVEL -- General.
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NATURE -- Essays.
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Islands
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Natural history
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Travel
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Rainy Lake Region (Minn. and Ont.) -- Description and travel
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Rainy Lake Region (Minn. and Ont.) -- History
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Rainy Lake Region (Minn. and Ont.) -- Pictorial works
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North America -- Rainy Lake Region
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Genre/Form |
History
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Pictorial works
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Form |
Electronic book
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LC no. |
00010660 |
ISBN |
9780816689293 |
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0816689296 |
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