I've done some searches, including Alibris, and can't find this book. The
author was given as "Beth Hill". Can anyone tell me about it?

Thank you.

Chuck Bollinger wrote:

I've done some searches, including Alibris, and can't find this book.
The author was given as "Beth Hill". Can anyone tell me about it?

Thank you.



Here's one...
http://www.bookfinder.com/search/?ac...5 2255_1:9:28

Cindy Ballreich wrote:
Chuck Bollinger wrote:

I've done some searches, including Alibris, and can't find this book.
The author was given as "Beth Hill". Can anyone tell me about it?

Thank you.



Here's one...
http://www.bookfinder.com/search/?ac...5 2255_1:9:28




D'oh! The search has expired (so much for brevity). Anyway,
you've got the title slightly wrong. Do your search on "Seven
Knot Summers" and you should get plenty of hits.

Cindy Ballreich wrote:

Cindy Ballreich wrote:

Chuck Bollinger wrote:

I've done some searches, including Alibris, and can't find this
book. The author was given as "Beth Hill". Can anyone tell me about
it?

Thank you.



Here's one...
http://www.bookfinder.com/search/?ac...5 2255_1:9:28




D'oh! The search has expired (so much for brevity). Anyway, you've got
the title slightly wrong. Do your search on "Seven Knot Summers" and you
should get plenty of hits.

Thank you. I've bookmarked the basic home URL and will go from there.

"Chuck Bollinger" wrote in message
...
I've done some searches, including Alibris, and can't find this book.
The
author was given as "Beth Hill". Can anyone tell me about it?

Thank you.




I reviewed this book for the Cruising Association about 5 years ago -
copy attached - views are my own!



Seven-Knot Summers; Beth Hill; Horsdal & Schubart, Canada; 1994;

247pp; B&W illustrations & photos; ISBN 0-920663-27-3;





Mixing purple patchy prose with academic references, Beth Hill describes
her cruises exploring the British Columbia coast. History and legend,
shaman and petroglyph, ancient and modern are combined in this
compilation of essays about the ports and inlets from Sidney to Port
Hardy. Supported by some hazy black and white photographs, this book
might be of interest to those planning to cruise in British Columbia.



Tony Boas

Sadler 34 - Bold Warrior

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"Chuck Bollinger" wrote in message
...
I've done some searches, including Alibris, and can't find this book.
The
author was given as "Beth Hill". Can anyone tell me about it?

Thank you.




I reviewed this book for the Cruising Association about 5 years ago -
copy attached - views are my own!



Seven-Knot Summers; Beth Hill; Horsdal & Schubart, Canada; 1994;

247pp; B&W illustrations & photos; ISBN 0-920663-27-3;





Mixing purple patchy prose with academic references, Beth Hill describes
her cruises exploring the British Columbia coast. History and legend,
shaman and petroglyph, ancient and modern are combined in this
compilation of essays about the ports and inlets from Sidney to Port
Hardy. Supported by some hazy black and white photographs, this book
might be of interest to those planning to cruise in British Columbia.



Tony Boas

Sadler 34 - Bold Warrior



I am currently reading this book, and I would add to the review above, that
it is primarily
about the history of the area. It would be of interest to those planning a
cruise if they
want to know more about the history of the area, and hints on where to find
petroglyphs
and other artifacts.

Thank you for your replies. I found out that the book is "Seven Knot SummerS"
(the last "S" being meaningful in that search utilities at these sites didn't
seem to know how to find it without it.


I have ordered it from Alibris and it is on the way.

Chuck


Chuck Bollinger wrote:

I've done some searches, including Alibris, and can't find this book.
The author was given as "Beth Hill". Can anyone tell me about it?

Thank you.