Sea to Shining Sea: People, Travels, Places by Berton Roueche Hardcover. G.K. Hall LARGE PRINT EDITION (1987) 493 pages One of our best travel writers ( Special Places: in search of small town America ) presents pieces on travels in a variety of ways to a variety of places between 1946 and 1985. The majority are from the 1970s and 1980s. We visit wealthy wheat-country Kansas; a small-town, isolated New Mexican doctor; the last surviving Shakers in Mt. Lebanon, New York; and Switzerland, Italy, Belgium, and France via train. If that seems too tame, then we can accompany Roueche on a towboat ride down the Mississippi River and on a dangerous , icy canoe trip with Eskimos from mainland Alaska to King Island. His description of Portland, Oregon demands that the reader visit; that of a tourist barge trip in France entices more than travelogues. Roueche doesn't merely tell about his trips, he takes us along. This used book is in Good Condition. Ex-Library copy. Library stickers on inside cover. Bar code sticker on back cover and a call number sticker on spine. The interior pages have no highlighting, underlining, or markings. Shipping and Handling charges for this item are $3.50 All orders shipped with Delivery Confirmation. We offer combined shipping on multiple purchases. You pay full shipping charge for the item with the highest shipping rate and only $1.00 for each additional item. Thank You TBY42132