In Patagonia

In this book from renowned travel writer and journalist Bruce Chatwin, join Chatwin as he makes his way through Patagonia and reveals fascinating historical anecdotes and legends about this "uttermost" part of the world. From legends of a log cabin built by Butch Cassidy, to stories of bandits and Welsh immigrants making this frigid, mountainous, and beautiful tip of South America their home, Chatwin brings Patagonia vividly into view for his readers. Since its original release in 1977, In Patagonia has fascinated travelers and readers, and created a place for Patagonia in the world's cultural and geographic imagination.

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