William Moreton Condry was a naturalist deeply invested in the preservation of the natural world and the creation of accessible nature guides. His writing illuminated the landscapes and wildlife of Britain, with a particular focus on Wales. A dedicated conservationist, Condry played a crucial role in the efforts to save the red kite. Through his publications, he sought to educate and inspire readers about the wonders of nature.
The guidebook offers a blend of Condry's original eloquent writing with fresh insights from Neville Jones, highlighting previously inaccessible sites in Wales. It serves as both a tribute to early explorers and a call for a society that embraces ecological harmony, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the region's natural beauty and sustainable living.
8vo Large. A good copy, which has been rather amateurishly covered with plastic protective film with bubbles/creases. Otherwise, virtually as new, with author's signature on flyleaf. po small address label on title page. lmmediate despatch from the UK.