Mapping the Walk (Greek/English bilingual) Diann SmothersOver the course of 11 years artist Judith Allen Efstathiou has been drawing the wildflowers growing along an ancient footpath near her home on the Greek island of Kea. The drawings document the path and its plants. The result of her work, Mapping the Walk, is a gorgeous, lavishly illustrated book that takes the reader on a journey along this path.
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