Atlas Of Untamed Places by Chris Fitch
Atlas Of Untamed Places by Chris Fitch
Thanks to Steve Roth of The Quarto Group, I am giving away one print copy of Atlas Of Untamed Places by Chris Fitch.
Description Atlas Of Untamed Places by Chris Fitch
‘Atlas of Untamed Places’ is an intrepid journey through nature’s most unusual, wild, feral, and extraordinary places. From historic and protected zones to the uninhabitable and unimaginable islands, caves, and wild lands where nature roams alone.
We also travel to new wildernesses being carved out by nature such as the river bed worlds slowly rising into new lands or Chernobyl which, after being barren for years, has developed into a growing natural habitat, free from human intervention.
My Thoughts Atlas Of Untamed Places by Chris Fitch
I am always attracted to photos and stories of little known and unknown places on earth. So, when I was offered this book, I jumped. It did not disappoint. The photos are spectacular.
The book included 6 sections including; Extreme Environments, Untouched Lands, Human Activity, Weird Worlds, Isolated Realms, and Nature’s Wilderness. Each includes maps photos and detailed descriptions. The photos are spectacular, the maps are easy to follow, and the descriptions further add to the awe of the places.
This is a book to savour rather than devour in one sitting. It is a book that I will visit again and again. It has earned a spot on my coffee table for guests to see! I highly recommend ‘Atlas of Untamed Places’ and think it would especially make an excellent gift for travelers, adventurers, and armchair travelers!
About Chris Fitch
CHRIS FITCH is a senior staff writer for Geographical, the official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG). After growing up among the wild tropical rainforests of Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands, he now lives in London.
Giveaway Atlas Of Untamed Places by Chris Fitch
This giveaway is open to Canada and the U.S. only and ends on November 17, 2017 midnight pacific time. Entries are accepted via Rafflecopter only.
We love to travel and seeing new places, even if we can’t go there right now, seems like a like vacation at home. I’d love to have a copy of this book. Thanks
This would be a very enjoyable book to read. I love hearing about new wetlands or natural places being formed. Daughter would be very interested in reading as she is majoring in environmental science and geology. Thanks for a chance to read this book and sharing with others.
Fascinating and a rel treasure. Thanks.
I’m an armchair traveler so I’m interested in this book.