Our African Winter
Arthur Conan Doyle
John Murray 1929
In addition to an account of the political and economic situation in South Africa, Rhodesia and Kenya, the book contains descriptions of the enchantingly beautiful landscape: the desert, the savannah, the great lakes, the falls, the Rift Valley, the ancient rock drawings . . . Doyle also writes about his talks on spiritualism and his two cases of unsolved murders.
