Return To Tibet – Tibet After the Chinese Occupation – Heinrich Harrer – Originally Published in Germany, 1983. First American Soft Cover by Tarcher/Putnam Books, 1998 – Nearly new condition. Asking $10.00 inclusive of shipping cost. Estes Park pickup for $7.00.

Time Line of Some Notable Heinrich Harrer Titles:

Seven Years in Tibet (1952)
Lost Lhasa (1953)
The White Spider: The Classic Account of the Ascent of the Eiger (1959)
Tibet is My Country. (1961) – an autobiography of the Dalai Lama’s older brother, Thubten Jigme Norbu, as told to Harrer
I Come from the Stone Age (1965)
Ladakh: Gods and Mortals Behind the Himalayas. (1980)
Return to Tibet (1985)
Return to Tibet: Tibet After the Chinese Occupation (1998)
Denk ich an Bhutan (2005)
Beyond Seven Years in Tibet: My Life Before, During, and After (2007)

With purchase, choose a complimentary title from below:

– Soft Paths – Bruce Hampton and David Cole – Nols, Stackpole Books, 1988 – Very good condition.

– Canine Colorado, Where To Go With Your Dog And What To Do – Cindy Hirschfeld Fulcrum Publishing, Golden CO. – Got wet at some point but entirely readable with a solid binding. Fair.

– Gunflint, Reflections On The Trail – By Justine Kerfoot – 1991, Pfeifer-Hamilton Publishers, Duluth, MN – Hardback in very nice condition.

– If We Had A Boat – Green River Explorers. Adventurers and Runners – Roy Webb – University of Utah Press, 1996 – Overall good condition except there is minor water staining and warping on bottom right corner of last 40 pages.

– Of Wolves And Men – Barry Lopez – Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1978 – Good read condition. Corner’s of cover and first 7 pages are a little curled.

– Blind Descent, The Quest to Discover The Worlds Deepest Places. Near new condition without jacket. Hardback.

– Bear Attacks, Their Causes And Avoidance – Stephen Herrero – Lyons Press, 2002 – Good, read condition, solid binding.

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