Weatherwatcher's Diary

ISBN-10: 0660103516
ISBN-13: 9780660103518
Category: Diaries (Blank-books)
Pages: 248
Language: English
Published: 1987-01-01
Publisher: National Museums of Canada
Author: Carol Thiessen

Description

This perpetual engagement calendar is filled with meteorological miscellany, from facts to folklore to weather signs, milestones, and history. Line drawings add humour and illustrate various weather trivia and tall tales. With only two days per page, there is ample room to write personal observations as well as daily records of the weather. Colour and sepia-tone illustrations highlight each month. Ideal for cottagers, gardeners, birders, and all other weatherwatchers.

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