Dan Tobyne Livres

Beginning in 1849, Henry David Thoreau made four walking tours of Cape Cod. Along the way he recorded his observations on the natural world as well as on the nature of the people he met. His resulting book has generally been considered his sunniest and lightest, filled with jokes, puns, and tall tales. Now photographer Dan Tobyne captures the essence of the Cape Cod Thoreau discovered. The combination of short excerpts and stunning imagery carries Thoreau's work to a new level, presenting it in both glowing words and pictures.

Exploring the Canoe Trail offers a unique journey through the rich Native American and forestry history of the region, alongside encounters with diverse wildlife such as moose, bear, and bald eagles. This guide serves both adventurers and dreamers, providing essential practical information on paddling techniques, gear, safety, and detailed maps. Complemented by stunning photography, it aims to inspire and motivate readers to embark on their own backwoods paddling adventures.

Cities are constantly changing, constantly under construction, constantly moving forward. But if you know how and where to look, and if you look carefully, much of the past is waiting to be rediscovered beneath the façade of progress. Dan Tobyne leads readers on a contemporary archaeological tour of Boston, revealing fascinating aspects of the city’s history through what remains of old buildings, structures, streets, and even such mundane objects as manhole covers, callboxes, and trash cans.

The Atlantic Coast Highway, known as U.S. Route No. 1, serves as a historic corridor connecting the thirteen original colonies, reflecting over three centuries of American history. This route, heavily trafficked between New York and Philadelphia, links key cities that shaped the early Republic and passes near significant Revolutionary and Civil War sites. Travelers today encounter charming towns, diverse attractions, and reminders of early American life, making a journey along Route 1 a rich blend of history, culture, and nostalgia.

Exploring the allure of the sea, this guide serves as a comprehensive resource for beachgoers in New England and the Northeast. It details prominent beaches from Maryland to the Canadian border, highlighting their unique characteristics and amenities. Readers will find descriptions and photos of local wildlife, including crabs, shells, and birds, alongside fascinating finds like driftwood and shipwrecks. Additionally, a section on pirates adds an intriguing historical element, making it an essential companion for those seeking treasures along the shore.