Rambling rhymes of the sea, the forest, the coast, the missions, incidents, folk and Indian lore, pertaining to the British Columbia coast

Rambling rhymes of the sea, the forest, the coast, the missions, incidents, folk and Indian lore, pertaining to the British Columbia coast

1933
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This is a book of poetry reflecting the many years spent by the author working in the logging camps of British Columbia from roughly 1910 to it's publication in 1933. In addition to the logging camps, the author observed and wrote about the many recently abandoned Indian Villages he encountered.

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