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 Trails to Gold |
Trails to Gold - 8 1/2x5 1/2" (14x21.5 cm) soft cover 171 pages Miners, murderers and missionaries, hurdy-gurdy girls and high-court judges -- all sorts of people headed for the goldfields of British Columbia, beginning in the 1850's, and they all had to eat and sleep along the way. The innkeepers slept on the bar to guard the gold and the liquor, but they were the heart of all social life, and their stories skillfully told by Branwen C. Patenaude, full of personal anecdotes and family tales, have the authentic feel of the frontier. |
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 Where The Wagon Led |
Where The Wagon Led - 5.5"x8.5" (14x21.5 cm) soft cover 336 pages R. D. Symons has written many books that are cherished as classics. Where the Wagon Led, originally published in 1973, offers a vivid personal account of life on the Canadian prairies before the land was settled for farming. Rich in detail and humour, these stories impart a deep respect and understanding for an environment that is at once frightening and fragile. |
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