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Author: Edith-Maria Redlin Publisher: ISBN: 9781703104516 Category : Languages : en Pages : 120
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In her sixth book, Edith-Maria Redlin explores sites and hiking trails from northern Nebraska through the Black Hills and into the Bearlodge and Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming. Take your swimsuit and enjoy the warm waters of Hot Springs or strap on your hiking boots for the tall mountains. You'll find these adventures and more between the covers of this book.
Author: Edith-Maria Redlin Publisher: ISBN: 9781703104516 Category : Languages : en Pages : 120
Book Description
In her sixth book, Edith-Maria Redlin explores sites and hiking trails from northern Nebraska through the Black Hills and into the Bearlodge and Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming. Take your swimsuit and enjoy the warm waters of Hot Springs or strap on your hiking boots for the tall mountains. You'll find these adventures and more between the covers of this book.
Author: Paul Tawrell Publisher: Paul Tawrell ISBN: 9780974082028 Category : Sports & Recreation Languages : en Pages : 1092
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Extensively researched and illustrated guidebook of nearly every conceivable aspect of outdoor camping and survival in all types of terrain and climate.
Author: Alice Resch Synnestvedt Publisher: Intentional Productions ISBN: 9780964804265 Category : Biography & Autobiography Languages : en Pages : 292
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"Alice Resch Synnestvedt became an unlikely hero upon discovering Quaker relief workers in France in 1939. She spent six years assisting Jewish and other refugees escaping from the Nazis. She wrote this detailed memoir for her deaf mother in 1945. Over fifty years later she was honored by those whose lives she saved"--Provided by publisher.
Author: Joseph A. Jensen Publisher: Author House ISBN: 1477202633 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 83
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This story begins were most stories end. Disaster claimed their entire city. The surviving men with two old monks searched for victims for two days until the shelling returned. Then all efforts ended abruptly. They escaped into the jungle leaving a young twelve year old boy buried in the rubble of war undiscovered. The boys name was Michael. He was the only child of missionaries that were headed to Japan when he was just six years old. Tragedy landed them in the ocean just off the Korean coastline, then into the gates of a hidden city. The discovery of it would turn out to be the first episode in a great, mystical journey, not only for him but many. The dreams of ten monks and fifteen families, the visions of a beautiful Priestess, and the records of a Head Monk that wrote every detail of them would all become reality. And little Michaels destiny would be to live on to become a protector of those set behind the flames as a Torch Master. Throughout this book, there are twists and turns that will keep the reader in suspense. Love, romance, comedy, and horror surround each character. Their following adventures are all linked to fulfill a destiny. What destiny? God only knows. Our belief in God and heaven or nirvana in another life after death is common to all religions, but the hope for this world is not.
Author: S. Katsumata Publisher: Routledge ISBN: 1136654216 Category : Travel Languages : en Pages : 219
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First published in 1937 this is a collection of articles written by the author under the pseudonym 'Waseda Eisaku' for the Japan Tourist Bureau's magazine over twenty five years. Intended to satisfy the intellectual curiosity of cultivated tourists from abroad by giving the insider's view of all things Japanese, it was published as a book just before the outbreak of World War II. Writing in the first person, Katsumata becomes both guide and confidante, writing about his own travel experiences in Japan and about Japanese customs and practices that interest him, such as traditional incense ceremonies, or fishing with rod and creel. This personal approach results in an unusual selection of topics and itineraries including tray landscapes, old Japanese clocks, hot springs, Japanese humour, sumo wrestling, pines in Japanese scenery, the Japanese sun flag and Buddhist temple bells. The author not only describes, but draws the reader into his own experiences - his joy on buying an antiquarian book he cannot really afford, the monotony he feels when travelling too long through snowy landscapes, the delight he takes in telling you that the best bait for carp fishing is sweet potato. Katsumata's unconventional choice of subjects and his informal and individualistic writing style make this a refreshingly different guide to Japan, and a valuable record of the period in which it was written.
Author: Edith-Maria Redlin
Author: Edith-Maria Redlin
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