Nipawin\u0027s Carolyn Redl enlighteners fellow \u0022mainlanders\u0022 about life on the West Coast in her new book, Four Seasons by the Salish Sea.
Four Seasons by the Salish Sea describes notable events. Who wouldn’t delight in crabbing off the Nanaimo crabbing dock? Or being thrust back in time at a Thanksgiving feast at Egmont on the Sunshine Coast which aims to mimic pioneer feasts? Once seen, surely no one can forget the daring kayakers shooting the rapids at Skookumchuck Narrows.
From start to finish, Four Seasons by the Salish Sea is a love song. It is sung with the passion and love that new parents exude when they first see their newborn child. It celebrates nature while subtly warning of the dangers of climate change. As a bonus, it is illustrated with stunning photography that position readers in the midst of the action.
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