Story of one of the few wild rivers left in this country and the people who have been associated with it

The Allagash.

History

Dietz, Lew

Americas

Henry Holt Co.

"Touch of Wildness" is a collection of Maine outdoor stories written by Lew Dietz and first published in 1957. It includes short stories written by Dietz, many originally published by Field &amp; Stream magazine, covering fishing, upland bird and waterfowl hunting, deer hunting, and special pieces on Maine folk in the Maine woods. The stories in "Touch of Wildness" remind me a lot of some of my favorites from legendary Maine writer Edmund Ware Smith. Dietz was reminiscent, descriptive and humorous in his writing, and had a knack for crafting a story folks would enjoy reading. We all like stories about our home turf, which is why I enjoyed Dietz' piece on goose hunting the crop fields of northern Aroostook County. I also marveled at his description of a trip up the upper St. John River. Dietz, a friend and a few Allagash guides motored up the St. John from Ouellette Farm to Seven Islands, took a ride from there to Umsaskis Lake and traveled the Allagash River down to Allagash Village. His description of the St. John's beauty and an account of some incredible brook trout fishing is important history. Not two decades later, muskellunge were introduced to the upper St. John and changed the river's fishery forever.

Touch of Wildness: A Maine Woods Journal

HOLT. RINEHART AND WINSTON

Relates the fifteen-year relationship between author Goodridge and a harbor seal, chronicling the latter's behavior and intelligence and growth from a nineteen-pound, homeless pup to a mature resident of two worlds

A Seal Called Andre

Goodridge, Harry

Science & Math

The Year of the Big Cat.

Little,Brown

brown vinyl covers with gold gilt lettering on spine, DJ intact with tan and brown decoration &amp; has mylar cover, 2 previous owners book plates on FEP, black and white photographs, 11x8 with 192 pages, first edition

Night Train at Wiscasset Station (A Black star book)

DOUBLEDAY COMPANY

Night Train at Wiscasset Station blends the talents of two highly respected observers of Maine. Although Kosti Ruohomaa's photographic career took him to many distant places, he kept returning home to photograph the enduring people and lifeways of small-town Maine. The late Lew Dietz wrote 19 books about conservation, natural history, and the Maine outdoors.

Night Train at Wiscasset Station

DOUBLEDAY

Touch of Wilderness: A Maine Woods Journal

UNKNO

Andre

Relates the experiences of the Goodridge family of Maine in raising, training, and establishing a relationship with a harbor seal from puppyhood to adulthood.

Children's Books

Animals

Down East Books

The wild and scenic Allagash River flows northward a hundred miles through uplands of unbroken forest. A skilled writer links us to this remote and beautiful area.

The Allagash

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Books by Dietz, Lew

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The Allagash.

Touch of Wildness: A Maine Woods Journal

A Seal Called Andre

The Year of the Big Cat.

Night Train at Wiscasset Station (A Black star book)

Night Train at Wiscasset Station

A Seal Called Andre

Touch of Wilderness: A Maine Woods Journal

Andre

The Allagash