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The Wild Country of Mexico by John Annerino
Book Summary InformationAuthor: John Annerino Edition: Hardcover Audio: English (Unknown); English (Original Language); English (Published) Published: 1994-11-01 ISBN: 0871565366 Number of pages: 121 Publisher: Random House, Inc.
Book Reviews of The Wild Country of MexicoBook Review: A magnificent book. Summary: 5 Stars
This magnificent book has 144 pages (8 1/2 x 11), 78 color plates and one color map. Photojournalist Annerino is the author of many books, including HIGH RISK PHOTOGRAPHY, HIKING THE GRAND CANYON, ADVENTURING IN ARIZONA, and the award-winning CANYONS OF THE SOUTHWEST. The author tranports us from the usual conception of Mexico - from the sad border towns selling cheap liquor, the dusty unpaved streets and mothers carrying suckling infants. Even so, it is the real Mexico but it wears many masks. It is a land of many contradictions: poverty and beauty; rain forests and deserts; volcanoes and silver, sandy beaches. It boasts the largest desert, the only jungle, the highest cascade, the most storied mountains, white beaches and deep chasms. Space does not permit descriptions of the prose and pictorial delights. Buy the book and browse through it and odds are that some time you will hike, bike or drive in this glorious wild country of Mexico. -Wenoca
Summary of The Wild Country of MexicoIn this spirited and alluring journey, photographer and author John Annerino traveled through unknown Mexico to produce a magnificent documentary of color photographs and bilingual essays that celebrate Mexico's incomparable landscape and the diverse cultural traditions of its native inhabitants. From the jungles of Chiapas and the cloud forests of Puebla, to the mile-deep barrancas of Chihuahua, the coastal deserts of the Sea of Cortés and the granite peaks of the Baja Peninsula, The Wild Country of Mexico/La tierra salvaje de México is a vivid and provocative portrait of some of the world's most captivating landscapes and native people. It evokes the essence of Mexico. The complete text is printed in both English and Spanish. 78 full-color photos, 1 color map.
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