Whether you want to hike across a beautiful barrier island, camp in the remote coastal wilderness, fish in the golden marshes, or tour a historic fort, this book leads you to the best the coast has to offer. It brings together the natural history and features of the coast in a format that is easy to use and packed with detailed information. Or just admire it on their coffee table. Published in 1999, the book is 352 pages long, has 22 maps, is printed 2-color and measures 7x9 inches. Includes 60 original drawings, photographs, appendices, and an index.
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Buy the book. Lenz has also won awards for design and photography. Diary of Joseph LeConte's daughter Emma LaConte. My intent in this site is to provide visitors with a wide range of resource materials, historical and otherwise, for research into the almost-forgotten era of Georgia history when American Indians, Spanish missionaries, and English traders briefly shared the land now known as Georgia. It was a turbulent and often tragic era, when plagues and slave raiding destroyed indigenous chiefdoms while Spain and England conducted war by proxy for the Southeastern borderlands.