MOUNTAINS OF AFRICA. Duncan Souchon

Struik, 2007. Hard cover with dust cover, 191 pages. Colourfully illustrated. Very good condition; like new. Under 1kg

A visual celebration that takes the reader on glorious visits to Africa’s magnificent mountains: the holy ones, the prominent and fabled ones, and those we see and hear of all the time ... the volcanic highlands of the Drakensberg/Maluti, Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Mount Kenya, Tsodilo Hills, Mount Sinai, the Atlas Mountains in Morocco, and of course Table Mountain, the jewel in South African tourism. Mountains of Africa is a journey of both historical and modern travel: walk alongside great explorers of bygone eras while reading about modern-day activities available for mountain enthusiasts.

Also covered are people’s interactions with the mountains from the perspective of the people living in the surrounds, as well as information found in geological, geographical and pioneering history, and substantial reference is made to particular mountains that are natural sanctuary to certain endangered animals, and to the vegetation and protected parks and areas.