Outposts and Bushplanes

by Bruce Lamb, Bruce

Go back in time to a place where ingenuity and perseverance were all one needed to make a go of things in the northern B.C. wilderness. A celebration of the people and lifestyles of this once-remote frontier, Outposts and Bushplanes commemorates the region’s rich recent past history. The book also describes the vital role played by the relatively new light aircraft of the day and the skill of their capable pilots and engineers. Adventure-lovers and outdoors people will enjoy reading about the fine folk of the Northwest and their often-daunting exploits as they settled this isolated region during the middle of the last century. Written in a descriptive and down-to-earth manner, Outposts and Bushplanes returns readers to the glory days of central British Columbia. Author Bruce Lamb brings his audience along as he flies in and out of the far-flung northern bush and introduces them to just some of the resilient characters that populated this area.

208 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2005

Reviews

[Ron Collins · Rating 5 out of 5]

Bruce Lamb was a frontiersman bush pilot in northern British Columbia. This is a true account of some of his unbelievable adventures with excellent photos supporting many of these adventures.