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The authors draw on their background in natural history to go much further. They believe each river has a story to tell. Readers are greeted with chap ... ters as diverse as the origin of Ontario's rocks the romance of the fur trade and logging drives, and the fascination of wild plants and animals. This book tells the land's story in an attractive blend of fact and woodland lore.
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