Lake Coleridge: The Power, The People, The Land by Rosemary Britten.

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Lake Coleridge: The Power, The People, The Land by Rosemary Britten.Lake Coleridge: The Power, The People, The Land by Rosemary Britten. Publisher: Hazard Press, 2000. Softback, a little corner creasing otherwise very good with no inscriptions. This work traces the life of a cold, clean and very deep lake in the foothills of the southern Alps, some 100km from Christchurch. It tells of the swift rivers which rush by and are diverted into it, the hills and mountains around it, and the animals and plant life in and

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