June B.P. Magazine
p. 64 · Read in the full issue
FROM the glistening snowy slopes of Kosciusko to the sun-drenched, green-clad islands of the Cook Group is three thousand miles across stretching blue ocean, but to readers of the June B.P. Magazine it is but a flicking of a few pages.
Russell Roberts has taken his camera to the famed Australian Alps to capture a dozen beautiful studies of “White Magic—Kosciusko’s Winter Charm,’’ and Eric Ramsden paints debghtful pen pictures of “Rarotonga in Retrospect.”
This issue, as usual, is crammed with interest ing travel sketches of out-of-the-way corners, including an article by Mr. Cherry Kearton the noted photographer of nature, on “Dassen, Home of the Jackass Penguin.” Contributions dealing with Aviation on the Continent, the Early Days of Adelaide, and Honolulu’s Flower Festival add to the general interest of this well-produced number.
Informative sections on the Arts, Music and Drama, and People in the Public Eye keep one abreast of current opinions and events. The front cover, depicting giant water-lilies in an Eastern garden, is by Walter Jardine.