Author: Canadian Geographic (ed. by Ross W. Smith, Enid Byford, Ian Darragh and Betty Rapkins, David Maclellan et al)
Title: Canadian Geographic: April/May 1984, Volume 104, Number 2 (Hamilton's botanical gardens; The Bluenose: Canada's most famous ship; Pullen of the Arctic; Miramachi, etc.)
Description: Ottawa: Royal Canadian Geographical Society, 1984. Paper bound, Vol. 104, No. 2. Very good or better copy. 86pp. 240 grams. Note: we have over 200 issues of Canadian Geographic in stock; contact us directly for your orders! This issue includes: Royal Botanical Gardens: something for everyone on Hamilton's doorstep by Dorothy Sangster; The Bluenose: the legend endures about Canada's most famous ship by Silver Donald Cameron; Pullen of the Arctic: '84 Massey Medallist by David Maclellan; Forst Steele Heritage Park by Douglas Leighton; Old Kingston Road: a pictorial by Jennifer McKendry and Paul von Baich; Riled grandmother leads crusade to save Vancouver Island's endangered marmot by Lyn Hancock; The Miramichi: rich in resources and proud of its heritage by Steve Heckbert; 'Science North' unveiled in Sudbury by Eric Grace; Parker Ridge: a rewarding hiking experience in the Rockies by Jeff Fielding and David Lapp.

Keywords: Royal Canadian Geographical Society, Canadian Geographic Magazine, David Maclellan, Enid Byford, Royal Botanical Gardens Hamilton Doorstep Dorothy Sangster; Bluenose Legend Canadas Most Famous Ship Silver Donald Cameron; Pullen Arctic '84 Massey Medallist