Rediscover the timeless allure of rural Canada's east coast in this beautifully illustrated volume about the Great Lakes region.
David St. John Thomas' 1975 account of his road trip across western Ontario, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba is a nostalgic and humorous memoir that will transport you to another era. With its clear writing style and vivid descriptions of the region's diverse landscapes and cultures, The Great Way West offers a unique glimpse into Canada's rich history and natural beauty.
From the bustling streets of Toronto to the rural towns of the prairies, Thomas chronicles his journey with wit and affection, sharing stories about his encounters with the people he meets along the way. With its engaging narrative and charming prose, this volume is not just a travelogue but also an exploration of Canada's identity and place in the world.
Part travelogue, part memoir, The Great Way West is a delightful read that will appeal to anyone looking for a glimpse into Canada's past, present, and future.
