Clarence Ellis Books

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The narrative explores thrilling adventures across diverse landscapes, from high-altitude climbs in the Andes to the depths of abandoned mines. It captures encounters with wildlife, such as cape buffalo, and the challenges of navigating remote locations like the Grand Canyon. The protagonist also tackles complex government regulations while researching valuable mineral deposits. Additionally, the story highlights experiences in competitive rifle shooting and hunting in twenty countries, often involving unique creatures and language barriers, showcasing a blend of exploration and personal challenge.

Understanding the humble pebble makes a trip to the beach, lake-side or river bank simply that little bit more fascinating. A handy illustrated guide to identifying pebbles is included on the reverse of this book jacket