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Very Good in Good jacket. Winston-Salem: John F Blair, 1982. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. 8vo-over 7¾-9¾" tall. First edition of this well written guide and coastal history with a great deal to interest any visitor to the area. Schoenbaum was closely involved in the protection from development of key parts of the coast and writes on these issues with the clear sight of an engaged pragmatist. Minor light foxing to edge of block, but this not affecting pages which are crisp, clean and bright. Gift inscription to fep. Smart khaki paper-covered boards, lightly faded to extremities, with cream cloth and gilt titling to spine. Unclipped d/j a little worn to edges and lightly faded to spine. Price label to rear. 8vo. xviii, 332pp.
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VG- Not ex-lib. Softcover in blue-green lighthouse-illustrated wraps, 8vo. xviii + 333ppp. Index, bibliography. B/W photos and maps throughout. VG-with primary reason for downgrade two shallow nicks and 1" shallow creases along upper fore edge rear wrap (internally tape-reinforced); wraps otherwise clean and bright with moderate rubbing along edges and hinges, short creases extreme lower front corner. Bonding strong and square; pages clean and unmarked. Small former price-label and 1 3/4" x 3/4" plastic barcode strip to lower corner rear wrap (all retained to prevent damage).
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Good. Good condition. (Travel, Description, North Carolina) A copy that has been read but remains intact. May contain markings such as bookplates, stamps, limited notes and highlighting, or a few light stains.
Reading this book allowed me to remember words from a famous psalm when would people stop stretching our money making imaginations? The Currituck lighthouse 1823. Theory trials and errors. It is all about not appreciating artificial changes in the North Carolina Coasts shore lines. It is all about over populating the natural shore lines of coasts and the devastation of natural habitats, marsh lands, swamps and streams. Mega tourism hotels trade overcrowding of earth' space. Depletion of aquifer reservoirs. Coastal land fills are human activities that take people into the clear cut coastal shores. The pleas "We must stop such activities on the coastal shores." Especially remove the sinking of swiming pools. Is this not why we go to the coastal areas to enjoy the natural waves of sea water? Why have humans removed the water table, clifs and mountains to make the artificial accessible short cuts to the tourists delights or horrors. We are removing natural barriers to guard our inlands from hurricanes and tornadoes it just out into the Atlantic. The wise lobby against - from past experience always on the move to another disaster government decision to cut through Currituck Banks. Country and residents lobby against against displacents of marshland, wildlife serious reviews. The question in this book. Is further social progress and economic growth inconsistent with the survival of the natural systems and resources of the region? See Practical Hits for visitors. Natural Beaches Shackerford Banks and Core Banks. My Ecology psychology review. No artificial beaches. GN Awarded Poet. BTM
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