books by Farcountry Press     books:       Upstairs Girls: Prostitution In The American West4 reviews Michael Rutter Farcountry Press, 2005 Awesome Reference A great reference for writers, historians, or those just interested in the era. I've read several books on the subject and this is my favorite to date!!             Glacier Day Hikes9 reviews Alan Leftridge Farcountry Press, 2003 This is the one. If you are looking for a book to help you plan your shorter day hikes, this is the one.I bought 3 books on hiking in Glacier but "Glacier Day Hikes" was the best. This book gave me the information I needed to determine which hikes would get me to the best shots in Glacier in a relatively short period of time.             South Dakota: Simply Beautiful Farcountry Press, 2003             Yellowstone & Grand Teton Wildlife Portfolio1 review Farcountry Press, 2001 Against the Grain I love the work of Henry Holdsworth. For almost seven years I've had a 20 by 30-inch print by him hanging on my wall. It shows a herd of bison moving up an S-shaped creek bed in Yellowstone Park in a snowstorm. The colors are muted and condensed into a narrow range of light that provides a subtle contrast to the huge beasts. A similar picture appears on the cover of Holdsworth?s portfolio of ...             A Taste of Wyoming: Favorite Recipes from the Cowboy State7 reviews Pamela Sinclair Farcountry Press, 2008 A Lovely 'Picture' of Wyoming Cuisine This ia a beautiful book. The photographs alone are worth the purchase. Pam's recipes and the comments included from other Wyoming writers make A TASTE OF WYOMING a keeper. It is so lovely, I jot the recipes down before using them, so I don't have to take the book into my often messy and always busy kitchen.             Portrait of Yellowstone David Peterson Farcountry Press, 2006 For most of the year, photographer David Peterson calls Yellowstone home?and he applies his unique style of image-making to the land of geysers and grizzlies. He seeks to capture Yellowstone?s many moods?from the vistas of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone to the landscapes of Mammoth Hot Springs. Engaging wildlife photographs and aerial shots complete this Portrait of Yellowstone.             Who Pooped in the Park? Yellowstone National Park (Who Pooped in the Park?)4 reviews Gary D. Robson Farcountry Press, 2004 If you are taking a kid into the park, buy this book! Lighthearted and fun, this book manages to be highly informative without bogging down. I grew up wanting to be a "true" woodsman, but every book on tracking and animal scat identification I have ever seen reads like a college textbook -- certainly no fun for a kid to read. This one is different. Written as the story of a family visiting Yellowstone Park, "Who Pooped?" hits all the bases. ...             Blue Ridge Parkway Simply Beautiful1 review Cara Ellen Modisett (text), Pat and Chuck Blackley (photography) Farcountry Press, 2008 Blue Ridge Parkway book expertly written As a native of the Blue Ridge Parkway this book stirs so many proud feelings. It is beautifully written and the photographs are phenomanol. I am so glad I purchased this book for my friends. Also this was my first purchase from Amazon.com and I will definitely buy again.             Wanted!: Wanted Posters of the Old West1 review John C. Moe, Martin Kidston, ... Farcountry Press, 2003 Great book for History buffs or anyone interested in The old west. This is a great book featuring alot of very cool Copies of ACTUAL wanted posters found in a cellar of an old building. A great book to just flip through or to actually sit down and read as it features tons of stories about the people featured on the wanted posters. It becomes an even better value as it is priced under $20.             Great Smoky Mountains: Simply Beautiful1 review Steve Kemp Farcountry Press, 2004 An excellent coffee table book I purchased this book while in the Smoky Mountains. Even paying full retail it was a bargain with all of the great photographs and short but well written narrative to accompany the photos. An excellent photo book!             Wyoming Wild & Beautiful II Fred Pflughoft Farcountry Press, 2003 In this follow-up to his successful book Wyomng Wild and Beautiful, celebrated Wyoming photographer Fred Pflughoft captures the widespread beauty of the Cowboy State in sparkling full-color images. From the grandeur of Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks to the sculpted peaks of the Wind River Range, unique and striking Devils Tower, historically significant forts and landmarks, radiant rivers, lakes, and canyons, and charming ...             Montana: A Scenic Treasure Farcountry Press, 2003 Drawn to the more obscure and hidden places the crowds miss, photographers Lambing and Mumford have complied a collection of photographs spanning the vast state of Montana: beautifully aged historic structures, hard-to reach lakes, elusive wildlife, and broad panoramas from remote locales. Through planning and persistence, they?ve been rewarded with some truly magical moments, which they share in Montana: A Scenic Treasure.             Who Pooped in the Park?1 review Steve Kemp Farcountry Press, 2005 poop review Wonderful book. Very informative for young children without being too grossly informative. Wish there had been a wider variety among all the books. Children noticed same animals in every book. There were many more animals that could have been used. Would have been informative to compare animals that were different but belonged to the same family of animals. Book held the interest of the ...             Who Pooped in the Park? Rocky Mountain National Park1 review Gary D. Robson Farcountry Press, 2005 This series of books is Great! I have now read this book for both Glacier and Rocky Mountain National Parks. They are fun for adults and great for getting children to notice the "signs" around them. I highly recommend this book.             Glacier National Park, The First 100 Years Carol W. Guthrie Farcountry Press, 2008 The story of Glacier National Park has been millions of years in the making. Visit the land before it was a park, when the Blackfeet, Kootenai, Gros Ventre, Assiniboine, Pend d´Oreille, and Bitterroot Salish tribes called the Crown of the Continent home. Experience this place when the Blackfeet first acquired horses and guarded the passes and hunting grounds from rival tribes. See the land as the Kootenai did when they held their spiritual ...             Montana Mining Ghost Towns Barbara Fifer, Larry Roland, ... Farcountry Press, 2002 The Rolands, from Missoula, have spent two decades locating and photographing ghost towns that arose during Montana?s gold and silver rushes of the 19th century. Here, 250 of their color images are collected, along with intriguing historical photographs of the towns? heydays. Fifer's text tells about life in the towns, prospectors, outlaws, vigilantes, town characters, corporate shenanigans, and more. Colorful newspaper excerpts let ...             Nebraska Simply Beautiful1 review Farcountry Press, 2004 Nebraska: More breathtaking than you ever imagined!! This book does such an excellent job at showing you the countryside in Nebraska. It is not just cornfields and cowboys. You get to see the state from pictures of the Missouri River winding through the plains with Omaha in the background, to the rolling hills of the panhandle with chimney rock towering above everything. This book shows you amazing pictures and scenes. You will not be able to ...             Storm Chasers! On the Trail of Twisters5 reviews Jon Davies Farcountry Press, 2007 "This book rates an A+!" At some point, almost every child becomes fascinated with tornadoes. Jon Davies has written an exciting and engaging book about twisters and storm chasers that makes learning about these awesome storms fun. Jon has earned a solid reputation as a chaser and researcher, and he brings his knowledge and experience down to a kid-friendly level. The artwork is outstanding and the information is ...             Evelyn Cameron: Montana's Frontier Photographer Kristi Hager Farcountry Press, 2007 Born in 1868 to a wealthy British family, Evelyn Cameron traded privilege for adventure, the lush English countryside for the austere eastern Montana badlands, a lavish estate for a tiny homestead shack. In 1894, at the age of 26, Evelyn turned to the burgeoning art of glass-plate photography as a way to support the Camerons struggling horse ranch, producing some of the most remarkable images of pioneer life ever seen. Often riding twenty to ...             Grand Teton Wild and Beautiful2 reviews Henry H. Holdsworth Farcountry Press, 2000 Grand Tetons - Grand Views This book really shows the majesty of the Grand Teton area. When I view the pictures in the book it takes me back to the week that we spent in this georgeous area of America. The book is a great souvenir of our trip. If you can't visit this area of the country then the book will give you a great idea of what it is really like.              search for books american, beautiful, cameron, chasers, cowboy, dakota, favorite, frontier, glacier, mining, montana, mountain, mountains, national, nebraska, parkway, photographer, portfolio, portrait, posters, prostitution, recipes, scenic, treasure, twisters, upstairs, wanted, wildlife, wyoming, yellowstone books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen toys & games: Crayon Shin-chan: Pins - Shin-Chan we recommend A Lovely 'Picture' of Wyoming Cuisine leave a comment home  impressum - about us