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020    9781493003891 
041    eng 
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092 0  973|bengelska 
100 1  Heacox, Kim 
245 10 Rhythm of the wild :|ba life inspired by Alaska's Denali 
       National park /|cKim Heacox 
264    Lyon press,|c2015 
300    xix, 283 pages ;|c24 cm 
504    Includes bibliographical references (pages 273-275) and 
       index 
505 0  Prologue: The river has been here for ten thousand years -
       - [1] The first summer -- The midnight ride of Kimmy the 
       Kid -- Red socks and Secretary Watt -- Not recommended for
       rehire -- [2] Ten years later : Toklat River -- In the 
       presence of absence -- Alexander Supertramp -- Kantishna 
       gold and Usibelli coal -- [3] Another ten years later : 
       Wonder Lake -- Degree north of heaven -- The bear is 
       nowhere and everywhere -- The battle below Mount Galen -- 
       [4] Another ten years later : East Fork cabin -- Wolfing 
       down pizza -- The grasshopper effect -- Hiking with 
       Melanie -- [5] Two years later : Wonder Lake -- Epilogue: 
       My inner porcupine 
520 2  "Rhythm of the Heart is a compelling memoir about Kim 
       Heacox's 30+ year relationship with the most iconic 
       landscape in Alaska, a sister book to his 2005 Lyons book 
       The Only Kayak, a PEN USA Literary Award finalist now in 
       its seventh printing. Woven throughout the personal 
       narrative will be stories on the human and natural 
       histories of the Denali National Park, garnished with a 
       conservation polemic, much as Edward Abbey did with Desert
       Solitaire, and Rick Bass has done with any number of books
       (that continue to sell well). Heacox will write of Denali 
       through an inspirational arc: to show how a place can 
       touch a life, even save a life, quietly, profoundly, day 
       after day, year after year, and how that saving multiplied
       by millions of lives over a century makes the world a 
       better place. Heacox makes the argument, through his 
       beautiful and impassioned prose, that we must save these 
       places so they in turn will save us. Denali National Park 
       is the most accessible subarctic sanctuary in the world, 
       and has awakened millions of people to what's authentic, 
       priceless and true. Any serious student of spirituality 
       and the American landscape must one day address his 
       relationship with Alaska, and once in Alaska, he must 
       confront Denali, the heart of the state, the state of the 
       heart"--Provided by publisher 
600 10 Heacox, Kim|xTravel|zAlaska|zDenali National Park and 
       Preserve 
600 10 Heacox, Kim|xPhilosophy 
650  0 Natural history|zAlaska|zDenali National Park and Preserve
650  0 Nature conservation|zAlaska|zDenali National Park and 
       Preserve (Alaska) 
650  0 Landscape protection|zAlaska|zDenali National Park and 
       Preserve (Alaska) 
650  7 Nationalparker|2sao 
650  7 Naturvård|2sao 
651  0 Denali National Park and Preserve (Alaska)|xDescription 
       and travel 
651  0 Denali National Park and Preserve (Alaska)|xHistory 
651  0 Denali National Park and Preserve (Alaska)|xEnvironmental 
       conditions 
651  7 Förenta staterna|zAlaska|2sao  
653    USA 
655  7 Personliga berättelser|2saogf 
907 00 151104