The Nature Lover's Set
A three-Volume set for the ones who feel most at home in the wild. Salt air, tall trees, and the quiet beauty of place.
This bundle includes The Salt Volume, The Education Volume, and The Adventure Volume—a set of stories rooted in nature, and the ways we move through it.
These stories explore the landscapes that shape us, the call to learn from the land and each other, and the spark of curiosity that leads us somewhere new. With thoughtful essays, striking visuals, and stories that linger, this bundle is for those who find meaning at the shoreline, on the road, or deep in the pages of a good idea.
What’s inside:
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Three Volumes: Salt, Education, and Adventure
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Over 300 pages of stories, photography, and reflection
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Gentle, ad-light reading to revisit again and again
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Packaged with care, and sent from the Gulf Islands
For those drawn to tides, trails, and thoughtful discovery.
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We ship with Canada Post. Single Volumes ship with tracking across Canada, the US (including Hawaii and Alaska), the UK, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.
Order more than one, and shipping is calculated at checkout. Shipping is FREE within Canada if you order The Complete Collection. More shipping details here.
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