The author chronicles his eighteen-month expedition, describing the ecology, geography, and flora and fauna of the Andes wilderness as well as probing the role of the mountain range in South American history

Flight of the Condor

Science & Math

Michael Andrews

Biological Sciences

Collins

The Life That Lives on Man:  A Fantastic Journey Over the Human Skin

Arrow Books

The Flight of the Condor: A Wildlife Exploration of the Andes

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

BBC CONSUMER PUBLISHING

Unpleasant fact: Each of us has, variously sitting, crawling and hopping over our body, about as many organisms as there are people on earth. 
The point of Andrews' superb book is that not only are we unable to eliminate most of our fellow travelers, but in most cases it's not even a good idea to try. We and our bugs have evolved together; more often than not this coexistence has been peaceful. Whether at peace or war, however, the relationship is extremely fascinating, and Andrews has done it justice with first-class writing." (Human Behavior) 
"An intriguing voyage, not unlike Gulliver's trip to the land of the Brobdingnagians...Thoroughly enjoyable." (Natural History)

The Life That Lives on Man

Taplinger Publishing

The Scottish Painters

National Galleries Of Scotland

The Furness Railway: In and Around Barrow

History

Cumbrian Railways Association

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