Ebook {Epub PDF} Woodswoman by Anne LaBastille

 · A remarkable book by one of my favorite enviromentalists, Anne LaBastille. After her divorce, Anne goes to the Adirondack Mountains and builds her own cabin in the back of beyond. The book is filled with amazing truths about life in the 's as well as examines the people, flora, and fauna of her new home/5.  · Woodswoman is the first in a series of books about LaBastille's experiences as a woman living on her own in the wilderness of the Adirondacks. A Summary of Woodswoman Anne LaBastille was faced with life as a single woman with no place to go after a divorce from her bltadwin.ru: Bridget F. Anne LaBastille (―) was a wildlife ecologist, photographer, and the author of more than a dozen books, including the four book Woodswoman series. Tell the Publisher! I'd /5(92).

Woodswoman III - Anne LaBastille, I forgot to say in my previous Anne LaBastille post that I'm re-reading these books because a library patron requested them through interlibrary loan, so I'm piggy-backing on his requests (except for book #1, which I own). I'd never even heard of book #3 until I looked up LaBastille's works for. I had forgotten about Anne LaBastille, a.k.a. the wilderness woman. I discovered this pioneering, earth-hippie-era teacher, writer, and photographer in the mids in a magazine article about her life and work in the Adirondack Mountains. Five years before receiving her doctorate in wildlife ecology from Cornell University in , LaBastille built a cabin on Lake Twitchell deep in the. Woodswoman IIII Book Four of the Woodswoman's Adventures. November 1, West of the Wind Publications, Inc. Westport, NY. Softcover, pages, $ Making a living in the Adirondacks has never been easy. Long winters, rough terrain and biting insects keep out or keep poor most who would make the Park their home.

Marking her third decade living in the Adirondack wilderness, Dr. LaBastille's writing is more realistic, world-wary and sometimes achingly mature. Facing ageing, near helplessness at the pollution and noise on wilderness lakes, she still keeps her sense of humor with great dignity. Anne LaBastille (―) was a wildlife ecologist, photographer, and the author of more than a dozen books, including the four book Woodswoman series. Tell the Publisher! I'd like to read this book on Kindle. Anne LaBastille is an author, ecologist, and photographer. She is the author of numerous books, including the Woodswoman and Woodswoman III. LaBastille was also a very accomplished technical writer, having published over articles. LaBastille died in