A View from a Tall Hill: Robert Ruark in Africa Folder Poor copy with extensive wear

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His concluding essay on the joys of fly fishing alone is regarded as a primary milestone of angling philosophy that set the tone for the philosophical explorations of many later writers from Arnold Gingrich to Ernest Schwiebert to John Gierach

Edited by and including an introduction by Patrick Hemingway’s nephew Brendan Hemingway and his grandson Stephen Adams

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Dorsey has spent the past 30 years investigating and chronicling the finest bird hunting destinations on the planet while producing nearly 60 outdoor adventure television series

A View from a Tall Hill: Robert Ruark in Africa Folder Poor copy with extensive wearHardcover, 432 Pages. Robert Ruark was the most influential safari writer of the latter 20th century. He was a nationally renowned columnist and author, who inspired both hunters who traveled to Africa and those who could only dream about it. This is a biography of Ruarkabout his work, the times in which he lived, and the strange allure that Africa held for him.