The Mountains of California

The Mountains of California: Annotated by John MuirThe Mountains of California by John Muir. Initially distributed in 1894, Muir takes readers on an excursion through the Sierra Nevada. The reader will be enthralled by Muir's description of this "sublime wilderness of mountains, their snowy summits towering together in crowded abundance, Muir broadly expounds about the storms and avalanches, waterfalls, gardens and meadows, and the exciting animal, and beyond. He has also shown his unquenchable hunger for exploration. His prose and literature join with scholarly lecture exposition; His geographical and topographical information is without a doubt commendable. His geographical and land information is worthy and accurate for an anatomical of the gorges, the granite volumes, the passages through the mountains, lakes, trees, waterfalls, birds, wild animals, and the weather changes. If you enjoy travelogue, philosophy, and history of nature writing, then this book precisely worth it.