Milford Trails by William Anderson SIGNED BY AUTHOR.

Very good hardback, slight rubbing to edges. In Dust Jacket spine faded, tiny chip on top edge. First Published in 1971 This Revised Third edition 197. Black and White Plates, maps, 187 Pages, Published By Reed Wellington.

'William Anderson did not set foot in Fiordland until 1950, when he handed over his Southland farm to his sons, and with the help of his wife May took a temporary job running Quintin Huts on the third stage of the Milford Track. In the years that followed, bill Anderson has done more to promote, develop and to conserve "The Most Wonderful Walk In The World" than most people could do in a lifetime- and he hasn't finished yet Quintin and the area surrounding it were his first love. Later bill Anderson's interest broadened to encompass the Track as a whole and the general history of the Milford area. As a result of his careful research he has been able to write a personal account of Milford which is authoritative, comprehensive and always interesting. It is a stirring tale, from the arduous expeditions of Sutherland, Mackinnon and Quill to the opening of a hotel at Milford and the modern era of airstrips, helicopters, and real home comforts at the various huts along the Track'

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