At Home in the Wilderness

This charming memoir recounts the adventures of surveyor John Keast Lord, who spent several years exploring the wilderness of Western Canada in the late 19th century. From close encounters with grizzly bears to brushes with hostile Indigenous groups, Lord's experiences offer a fascinating glimpse into the rugged and untamed landscape of British Columbia.

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