904 days ago

Michael Palin - Himalaya

Julie from Orewa

Michael Palin – Himalaya as seen on BBC
Himalaya is, for Palin, a true voyage of discovery. He had covered none of this ground before, let alone milked a yak, washed an elephant or swum at 14,000 feet.
This book, compiled from Palin’s diaries, records the pleasure and pain of his most challenging journey so far and Basil Pao, the inspired photographer of Sahara, Full Circle and Pole to Pole, captures the sensational beauty of the finest mountain scenery in the world.
This is adventure at the very highest level.
Photos by Basil Pao
Design and art direction by David Rowley
First published in UK by Weidenfeld and Nicolson 2004
In excellent order
Size 27 x 20 x 2.5 cm
Can be picked up at Orewa, Hibiscus Coast
or couriered

Price: $3

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