| The Nature of France: Brittany Contributor(s): Furnell, Dennis (Author), Furnell, Ann (Author) |
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ISBN: 1873429894 ISBN-13: 9781873429891 Publisher: Pallas Athene OUR PRICE: $23.38 Product Type: Paperback Published: July 2003 * Not available - Not in print at this time *Annotation: In this abundantly illustrated guide, naturalist Dennis Furnell and his wife Ann introduce the reader to the ancient region of Brittany--rich in nature, wildlife, landscape, history, food, and wine. Four "departments" of Brittany are explored--Cotes d'Armor, a lovely area much influenced by the sea; Finistere, with its dramatic coastline; the small but varied Ille et Vilaine; and the beauteous Morbihan. A general introduction to the natural history, ecology, and human history of each place is followed by detailed introductions to the major sites. Highlights include the dramatic cliffs at Cap Frehel; the nature reserve at Les Sept Iles; Le Park, with its country lanes, forests, wood valley, and wild heaths; and Cancale, renowned for its seafood. Written with enthusiasm and knowledge, this is an ideal companion for travelers and ramblers. |
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| BISAC Categories: - Travel | Europe - France - Travel | Europe - Great Britain |
| Physical Information: 0.5" H x 4.5" W x 6.8" (0.55 lbs) 221 pages |
| Themes: - Cultural Region - French |
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| Publisher Description: In this abundantly illustrated guide, naturalist Dennis Furnell and his wife Ann introduce the reader to the ancient region of Brittanyrich in nature, wildlife, landscape, history, food, and wine. Four "departments" of Brittany are exploredCotes d Armor, a lovely area much influenced by the sea; Finistere, with its dramatic coastline; the small but varied Ille et Vilaine; and the beauteous Morbihan. A general introduction to the natural history, ecology, and human history of each place is followed by detailed introductions to the major sites. Highlights include the dramatic cliffs at Cap Frehel; the nature reserve at Les Sept Iles; Le Park, with its country lanes, forests, wood valley, and wild heaths; and Cancale, renowned for its seafood. Written with enthusiasm and knowledge, this is an ideal companion for travelers and ramblers." |