A photographic and historical journey through southern wilderness
Vintage Fair Condition - Dust jacket heavily rubbed/creased, torn/chipped, front corner section missing, rear edge folded/torn. Page edges browned/spotted; illustrated text unmarked. Published 1966.
Jack McClenaghan explores Fiordland through photographs and writing that connect its dramatic scenery with the stories of people who have traveled, worked, and lived there. Mountains, sounds, lakes, and valleys provide the setting for accounts of routes, exploration, and the challenges of moving through a demanding landscape. Images bring individual places into focus, while the text gives context to features that might otherwise be seen only as scenery. The book reflects the region and its travel experiences in the period represented by the edition, including perspectives on places such as Milford and the Hollyford Valley. Fiordland offers an illustrated regional volume for readers interested in New Zealand landscapes, local history, and the relationship between wilderness and human experience.
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