Publisher's Synopsis
John Burroughs was one of America's most beloved naturalists, and his writings continue to inspire nature lovers today. This volume collects some of his most popular essays, covering a wide range of topics, from the beauty of the Hudson Valley to the majesty of the Sierra Nevada mountains. Burroughs was a master of nature writing, and his words are just as poignant and relevant now as they were when he wrote them.
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