Book description
Talks about a place on the world-renowned Cape wine route near Cape Town, showcasing the multifaceted attributes of this important wine-growing region, with photographs.
Why read it?
1 author picked Franschhoek & Rickety Bridge as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This book looks at a fascinating and scenic area of South Africa as well as exploring the noted vineyard and winemaking of Rickety bridge. Gerald and Marc are two of South Africa’s noted photographers who have worked tirelessly in exploring this diverse landscape and the people within. It is stunningly illustrated.
I love the fact that it is a fresh new look, with a diversity of images from landscape to township, seascape to vineyard.
The book's value is in showing a working environment in a snapshot of time.
From Chris' list on The best coffee table books on landscape, architecture, and the natural world.
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