Published by A.H. & A.W. Reed, 1971, 144 pages.

During the summer of 1965 David More made a leisurely pilgrimage through New Zealand's Northland, taking with him a diary, a typewriter, and a keenly humorous power of observation. Here are the fruits of that pilgrimage, in words and in line drawings. He visits the popular tourist centres whose charms are the reasons for their popularity, but more often strays off down those tempting, unfrequented byways whose charmes are even more rewarding. This is a personal record, not a formal guide-book; but it will delight those who already know and love this siren land, and will introduce it, in the happiest way possible, to those who have yet to surrender to it...