Alaska's Inside Passage - Pihlman, Dale
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This is the black and white version of Alaska's Inside Passage. A color version is available through bookstores, from www.alaskainsidepassagebook.com or as an eBook. Alaska's Inside Passage can offer a traveler a light read while at sea or a quick reference while at port. This is an adventurer's short guide that crosses over to in-depth research and entwines the rich history of the area with a scientific account of the visible beauty along the shorelines, including the forests. The importance of the subject matter is its significance to history. This is a book about the Alaskan culture of not…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This is the black and white version of Alaska's Inside Passage. A color version is available through bookstores, from www.alaskainsidepassagebook.com or as an eBook. Alaska's Inside Passage can offer a traveler a light read while at sea or a quick reference while at port. This is an adventurer's short guide that crosses over to in-depth research and entwines the rich history of the area with a scientific account of the visible beauty along the shorelines, including the forests. The importance of the subject matter is its significance to history. This is a book about the Alaskan culture of not just the here and now but the then and there. A time of past and its relevance to the present.
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Autorenporträt
Born into a commercial fishing family, Dale grew up off the grid north of Ketchikan. In his youth, he crewed on the family salmon troller and tugboats, then operated his own fishing vessel for fifteen years. He was employed by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game as a Fisheries Biologist for five seasons, and spent twenty-three years in the visitor industry operating vessel sightseeing tours and charters. He sold his tour business in 2014 and now devotes his time to writing, art, and trout fishing. He and his wife live in Ketchikan.