Glacier National Park After Dark: Sunset to Sunrise in a Beloved Montana Wilderness

Author:   John Ashley
Publisher:   Sweetgrass Books
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9781591521600


Publication Date:   15 June 2005
Format:   Paperback
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Author:   John Ashley
Publisher:   Sweetgrass Books
Imprint:   Sweetgrass Books
ISBN:  

9781591521600


ISBN 10:   1591521602
Publication Date:   15 June 2005
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Available To Order   Availability explained
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Ashley's sky work reaches for a spiritual tether and touches the sacred world of the Blackfeet. The book's text is lively, appropriately scientific and informative. Above all, Ashley shows us how we are losing the heavens that we humans have watched and that have informed our kind for millennia; artificial light pollution is erasing the night sky. -- Doug Peacock Author of Grizzly Years and In the Shadow of the Sabertooth 'John Ashley's Glacier National Park After Dark, is like exploring our galaxy with Earth as the starship. Glacier Waterton Peace Park provides a visually eloquent framework for celestial theatre. This masterpiece earned John Ashley his Blackfeet name, Matakiu-kah kait-too-siks, He Who Takes the Stars. ' -- Jack W. Gladstone Montana's Troubadour


'John Ashley's Glacier National Park After Dark, is like exploring our galaxy with Earth as the starship. Glacier Waterton Peace Park provides a visually eloquent framework for celestial theatre. This masterpiece earned John Ashley his Blackfeet name, Matakiu-kah kait-too-siks, He Who Takes the Stars. ' -- Jack W. Gladstone Montana's Troubadour Ashley's sky work reaches for a spiritual tether and touches the sacred world of the Blackfeet. The book's text is lively, appropriately scientific and informative. Above all, Ashley shows us how we are losing the heavens that we humans have watched and that have informed our kind for millennia; artificial light pollution is erasing the night sky. -- Doug Peacock Author of Grizzly Years and In the Shadow of the Sabertooth


Ashley's sky work reaches for a spiritual tether and touches the sacred world of the Blackfeet. The book's text is lively, appropriately scientific and informative. Above all, Ashley shows us how we are losing the heavens that we humans have watched and that have informed our kind for millennia; artificial light pollution is erasing the night sky. -- Doug Peacock Author of Grizzly Years and In the Shadow of the Sabertooth


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