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  • av Johannes Pfeifer
    89,-

    Der St.-Petri-Dom zu Schleswig zählt zu den bedeutendsten Baudenkmälern Schleswig-Holsteins. Wie die meisten Kathedralen des Mittelalters ist auch der Dom zu Schleswig das Ergebnis verschiedener, sich bi sin die heutige Zeit hinziehender Bau- und Erneuerungsvorgänge. War der erste Kirchenbau noch eine romanische Basilika, dessen Baugeschichte bis 1200 reicht, entstanden bereits ab 1275 der hochgotische Hallenchor und der Kreuzgang. Die Erweiterung von der romanischen Basilika zur spätgotischen Hallenkirche dauerte bis ins 16. Jahrhundert. Ihre heutige Form erhielt der Dom allerdings erst am Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts mit der Errichtung des neugotischen Westturms.

  • av John Tucker
    185,-

    Go exploring across Richmond, Virginia and discover the wealth of secret places and hidden stories that make the River City so special. 111 Places in Richmond That You Must Not Miss holds something for everyone, whether you're a nature lover, history buff, aesthete, athlete, epicurean, tippler, or just an adventurous soul seeking curiosities - the River City welcomes you to partake in its treasures. It's time to discover the secret spots that Richmond hides so well.

  • av Susan Veness
    185,-

    Orlando is much more than a theme park destination, and 111 Places in Orlando That You Must Not Miss reveal Orlando's true history and its modern face, highlighting offbeat delights and hidden gems that deserve their place in the spotlight. You'll discover the sites of epic battles lost to history, magnificent works of art, heart-rending gravesites, and unique dining experiences, among many others, all building to a completely new way to explore The City Beautiful.

  • av Avery B. Hodges
    180,-

    Whether you seek adventure, relaxation, or cultural immersion, the United States Virgin Islands has it all. From its breathtaking natural beauty to its rich history and vibrant culture, this tropical paradise promises an unforgettable experience for those who venture to its shores. So, pack your bags, leave your worries behind, and get ready to embark on an extraordinary journey through the United States Virgin Islands.

  • av Michele Darrall Zavatsky
    235,-

    Your Family Travel Guide to Exploring Kid-Friendly Wisconsin - 500 Fun Stops & Unique SpotsYour kids will love finding where to discover...Fun Food Factories & Family Farms, Weird Houses and Circus History, Where to Climb the World's Largest Muskie, Hands-On Discovery Museums, Toys, Trains, Dolls and so much more...Well-known attractions plus hundreds of places you've probably never thought of! Make short vacation plans or get to know your favorite area better. Each chapter is a day trip zone including points of interest, events and suggested lodging and dining. Choose from nearly 500 listings in one book about Wisconsin travel with kids ages 2-15.Save Time. New features include HIGHLIGHTS and web resources to quickly help you make the most of a short trip in each chapter. Searching countless hours on the internet? We give you fast travel facts, prices, and our exclusive, expert kid-tested reviews for every listing. We did the work so you don't have to. Your won't find this information ORGANIZED together anywhere else!Save Money. Once you purchase the book you'll have access to a special page of online updates that keeps your book FRESH for years. Plus, we've found many places to visit for little or no charge.

  • av Karen Salyer McElmurray
    338,-

    "I could dream in poetry, could summon words for spiritual experience, could name God in twelve ways and in ten times and places in history. Award-winning writer Karen Salyer McElmurray details her life's journey across continents and decades in a poetic collection that is equal parts essay-as-memoir, memoir-as-Kèunstlerroman, and travelogue-as-meditation. It is about the deserts of India. A hospital ward in Maryland. The blue seas of Greece. A greenhouse in Virginia. It is about the spirit houses of Thailand. The mountains of eastern Kentucky. The depths of the Grand Canyon. A creative writing classroom in Georgia. An attic in a generations-old house. It is about coming to terms with both memory and the power of writing itself. At turns lyrical, poignant, and alluring, McElmurray probes her personal history from the stance of different places, perspectives, and vulnerabilities as she tenderly and fiercely searches for acceptance and a place to call home"--

  • av Ruth Bradford
    443

    What if you could freeze an unforgettable year and go back and visit the people and experiences any time you wanted?The school year 1978-1979 is just such a year. We lived in the small village of Akutan, located in the isolated Fox Islands in the Aleutian Chain of Alaska.As we taught Aleut children in grades 1-12 in the small one room school, and visited the elders, on this island with an active volcano, our lives were changed. Luke Shelikoff, the last Aleut Chief, deserves such immortality, for his "Williwaws of Wisdom" to help and encourage future generations.

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    av National Geographic
    202,-

    "... showcases the stunning spaces closest to our nation's heart--from the woods in the Great Appalachian Valley that Davy Crockett once called home to the breathtaking sweep of California's Big Sur coast to the wilds of Alaska."--Provided by publisher.

  • av Michael Perkins
    326 - 429,-

  • av Chud McManus
    341,-

    Unleash your wanderlust and embark on the adventure of a lifetime with 'Explore the World.' In an era of global interconnectedness, travel is not just about moving from place to place; it's a profound journey of self-discovery, cultural immersion, and awe-inspiring exploration. This comprehensive guide is your trusted companion, whether you're a seasoned traveler or new to international adventures.Dive into rich histories, vibrant cultures, and breathtaking landscapes as you navigate the world's diverse tapestry of nearly 200 countries. From iconic destinations to hidden gems, 'Explore the World' offers a captivating overview of each nation, providing you with a valuable starting point for your travel dreams. Discover places you may have never heard of before, each with unique and intriguing features, such as Adorras' tax-free status, enticing you to explore the world's hidden treasures.But we don't stop at inspiration; your safety is paramount to us. 'Explore the World' empowers you with vital safety insights for every country, enabling you to make informed choices and embark on your journey worry-free. So, pack your bags, open your heart, and set forth on a remarkable odyssey of discovery and adventure. Bon voyage!

  • av Roberto Miguel Rodriguez
    214,-

    "Journey to the Rooftop of the World: Trekking the Himalayas" is an enthralling account of an epic adventure across one of the globe's most awe-inspiring and challenging landscapes. Drawing readers into the magnetic allure of the Himalayas, the book presents an in-depth exploration of the range's unparalleled beauty, diverse cultures, and the mystique that has captivated intrepid travelers for centuries.Opening with a rich historical overview of the Himalayas, the narrative quickly transitions into a vivid portrayal of the region's stunning geographical marvels-from the windswept plateaus to the jagged peaks piercing the sky. The book also offers readers practical insights, providing them with essential trekking guidelines, the best routes to take, and tips to prepare for the challenging terrains and altitude changes.At its heart, "Journey to the Rooftop of the World" is more than just a trekking guide. It weaves in personal stories of local inhabitants, monks, and fellow trekkers, unveiling a tapestry of experiences that capture the spirit of resilience, spirituality, and wonder that define the Himalayan ethos. The narrative takes readers through bustling mountain villages, serene monasteries, and verdant valleys, echoing with folk songs and legends passed down through generations.By the end of this journey, readers will not only have gained an intimate understanding of the topographical wonders of the Himalayas but also an appreciation for the profound human connections and spiritual awakenings that the "Rooftop of the World" promises to every soul that dares to tread its paths.

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    av Felicien Cassan
    192,-

    Intended for everybody, visitors and locals alike, who would like to explore the city in depth, this guide seeks to dispel the misguided image of a megalopolis that is often superficially dismissed or even disliked. But it can also be read as a declaration of love for the City of Angels.

  • av Calum Creasey
    320,-

    An attractively priced paperback re-issue of The Complete Vanlife Book. An inspiring book about the freedom and mobility of van life written and compiled by the editors the Rolling Home Journal.

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    av Kim Letson
    217

    Treading Ancient TrailsSeeking solace after the death of her husband, Kim Letson discovers a passion for long- distance walking. Through historical and cultural prisms, accompanied by memories, curiosity, and friends, Letson connects ancient and modern journeys. TheCoast to Coast, Cornish Coastal Path, and Ridgeway in England offer opportunities for adventure. As a pilgrim, she explores a Portuguese Camino from Porto to Santiago, the Pilgrims‿ Way from Winchester to Canterbury, and then the Via Francigena from Canterbury to Rome. Readers share both the wonders and challenges of the journeys, from mountain passes to wind-swept beaches, from Gothic cathedrals to mysterious stone henges. Kim Letson has created a curative elixir with Canterbury and Other Tales, a sumptuous blend of adventure-memoir, escape, loss and healing shared in concise, engaging vignettes. Letson‿s prose shuttles us into each trek, as though granting exclusive peeks into the author‿s personal travel diary. A series of stories you won‿t want to end. Bill Arnott ‿ poet and bestselling author.  This book vividly brings back the joys of walking and riding many of the same pathways and facing some of the same challenges which Letson presents with unvarnished candour. While the journeys do not all carry the title of pilgrimage, they all share the pilgrim sense of an inner search ‿ a need to fill the void of the tragic loss of her husband and mother with both a rationale for her own existence and her relationship with the world.  Weary with toil, I haste me to my bed, The dear repose for limbs with travel tired; But then begins a journey in my head, To work my mind, when body‿s work‿s expired: William Shakespeare, “Sonnet 27,â€? 1609 Paul Chinn ‿ author of the Lightfoot Guidebooks. Kim Letson has done it again. In this latest collection of journeys, she shares intimate moments, challenges of the terrain, encounters with both fellow travellers and those who host pilgrims such as her. Walking alongside shadows of the past, she describes intriguing details and the broad sweep of historical context for her travels and surroundings. Her insights are often humorous and sometimes wry, but it is her accomplishments and tenacity which leave us in awe and just a little envious. Christine Dickinson ‿ historian and author. Like their namesake, these tales are much more than a guided tromp across some of Europe‿s best treks and pilgrimages. They are also reflections on love, friendship, loss and what it means to be human. Letson shares lyrical glimpses of the landscapes and history she encounters: the uphill grinds, the wet boots, the soaring cathedrals and sweeping views. In her deft hands we are changed. Jeanette Taylor ‿ historian and author.  Â

  • av Kim Letson
    234

    In the Footsteps of a Roman Legion  - Walking the Via Egnatia (2021)On a blistering September morning in 2016, intrepid friends in their sixties âEUR" Kim and Pat âEUR" set off on foot from DurrÃ's, Albania towards Istanbul, Turkey. Tracing the route of a Roman road, the Via Egnatia, they dedicate their endeavour to raising funds for refugee relief. Owing to a guidebook that overstates amenities, the trek becomes more challenging than expected. As they negotiate hurdles, test their endurance, and encounter human smugglers and feral dogs, an indomitable sense of humour, a personified GPS, and an imagined Roman legionnaire see them through daily adventures. The Via Egnatia holds over two thousand years of stories - of soldiers, merchants, farmers, refugees and travellers.  And this is a gripping one âEUR" two travellers (sometimes three?) meet both generous hospitality and surprising hostility with resilience, cold beer and hot coffee. Atlas in one hand and this book in the other - I was transported! Evelyn Gillespie, owner Laughing Oyster Bookshop, Comox Valley. Fun, funny, and endlessly thought-provoking, Kim Letson pulls no punches as she explores some of the bumpier corners of humanity, all while finding the time to celebrate lifeâEUR(TM)s small, simple pleasures. If you like the idea of lacing up your shoes to embark on a grand adventure from the comforts of your favourite reading chair, you couldnâEUR(TM)t pick a more capable guide than Letson. Brimming with passion for the road less travelled, Kim Letson has written a page-turner. Joshua Levy, CBC/QWF Writer in Residence 2018, winner of the CBC/QWF Fiction Prize, Prairie Fire Nonfiction Prize, CNFC/Carte Blanche Nonfiction Prize, Grain Fiction Prize, and SLS Nonfiction Prize, poet.  Kim Letson first presented her Via Egnatia journey in various draft forms to our writing group. Now, in this compelling book, we accompany her and Pat as they tramp through three Balkan states on their way to Turkey. Readers will learn about AlbaniaâEUR(TM)s concrete bunkers as the adventurers endure blisters, encounter poisonous vipers, vicious dogs, human traffickers and armed helicopters before finally relaxing in a steaming Istanbul hammam. Thank you, Kim, for including us on your intrepid walk. Janet Miller, past-president Comox Valley WriterâEUR(TM)s Society, author.

  • av Kim Letson
    246

    The Journey Continues ... Traversing Canada, rounding Cape Horn, riding the Patagonian Pampas and Mongolian wilds. From Greek Islands to North Cape, through Thailand or along the Silk Road, Letson's journeys reflect her curiosity and adventurous spirit. Readers meet characters imagined and real: ancestral ghosts, the author's intrepid parents, lighthouse keepers, an Auschwitz survivor, gauchos, Roma and nomads. Set within historic and literary contexts, Soul of a Nomad shares sixty-five years of journeys and revelations. Evocative descriptions nestle amongst hair-raising anecdotes, every page encouraging the reader to explore further. The English word nomad derives from the ancient Greek , referring to those who roam or wander in search of pasture for their livestock. Modern-day nomad, Kim Letson also searches - always seeking new vistas and fresh perspectives - on a lifelong journey that never fails to delight the reader. James Deutsch, George Washington University lecturer, folklorist, author. All lives are special, but some are more special than others. This delightful autobiography encompasses a life, a career and best of all, an exciting guide to those who are more interested in "otherness" than in exporting and expecting Canadian values when abroad. With boisterous good spirits and self-depreciating humour, Letson brings us with her to many of the world's "roads less travelled" and describes for us the good, the bad and the ugly. Rick Steeves, watch out! Chris Harker, safari guide, fellow adventurer, author. Soul of a Nomad takes us from the Yangykala Canyon of Turkmenistan to the Alaskan Coast and from Florence in Tuscany to Ushuaia in Patagonia. At every juncture, Letson reflects on the significance of place, time and those she encounters. She describes her diverse travels through the eyes of a child, a young soldier on a peace keeping mission and an intrepid retiree. Ever the cautious interloper as she considers her role as "Other" and "outsider," Letson is a keen observer of new ways, and new cultures. A highly recommended read for all observers of humanity and those with an interest in travel. Christine Dickinson, historian, author. Soul of a Nomad recounts a lifetime of exploration in remote corners of the world. Rich with sensory memories of the author's childhood in snowy Ontario and family sojourns in England, as well as glimpses of her close bond with her parents, this is the story of how one person grows into the habit and practice of adventure. Going out to meet the world requires courage, flexibility, and humility. Every encounter described by Letson reveals the dual nature of her learning: while other cultures always have much to teach her, the journey is also a mirror of her own self-discovery. This memoir is an interesting blend of many different genres, as Letson also weaves history into her accounts of different countries and regions. For the reader, the pleasure of following the author on her adventures is akin to watching a child grow up to be fearless and confident, full of delight in the mystery and varied beauty of the world. Margo McLoughlin, storyteller, teacher, author.

  • av Kim Letson
    224,-

    Journeying at Home and Away Pomegranates at 4800 Metres is a vibrant tapestry woven with themes of love, courage and generosity. Kim Letson‿s husband, Mike, surrounds her with his many gifts of love, including his courage in the face of death. At a freezing teahouse in the high Himalaya, Letson‿s porter presents her with a bowl of glowing red pomegranate seeds, as astonished silence spreads throughout the crowded room. At a beach house in Zanzibar, three little boys climb palm trees to bring her fresh coconuts, and their mother bakes a cake to be shared with them. In return for a handful of dates in the desert sands of Morocco, a gentle camel complies with her desires that he kneel. While kayaking in a storm off Vancouver Island, Letson‿s friend, Pat, demands she find the courage to “come in on a wave.â€? This becomes a metaphor as Letson learns acceptance from her Nepali guide, Tendi Sherpa, and navigates her way through loss, grief and transforms into an intrepid nomad. At times gut-wrenching, at times spellbinding, this heartfelt memoir is a powerful reminder of the heights to which curiosity, kindness and bravery can carry us. Bravo Kim! Bruce Kirkby, adventurer, author. Kim Letson‿s descriptions of the lands she journeys to and the people she encounters are vivid and evocative. She carries her readers with her, from the depths of her despair, through torrential West Coast rain, across the vast Serengeti, over Himalayan suspension bridges and into the Moroccan Sahara. Small of stature, she‿s tough enough to defy risk, endure pain and, most importantly, to grow in self-awareness and confidence.David Esson Young, ship‿s master, author.

  • av Caroline Taggart
    289,-

    Accompanied by colour destination photographs and illustrations, mainly from the British Library Collections, this book is sure to inspire real travel and vicarious vacations alike.

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    av Pauline Egge
    444

    In this coffee-table book Pauline Egge (of Petite Passport) presents 45 lovely design hotels and stylish holiday homes across Europe. A must for every design lover making travel plans.

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    av Lucy Lovell
    217

    Discover Valencia in the footsteps of local travel writer Lucie Lovell, who shares the 500 best places to visit in original lists such as '5 dreamy places to dine outdoors'.

  • av David Berry
    110,-

  • av Malpas Pearse
    199,-

  • av John Staniland
    194,-

    Searching for My Shangri La is the second of my two books on the region, after Midlife Meanderings in SE Asia. It is about continuing an independent and unstructured journey through this fascinating part of the world.

  • av Luciana Fistarol
    222

    "From Small Town to Big Dreams" captures Luciana's inspirational journey from Apiuna, a quiet town in southern Brazil most have never heard of, to a career of global significance. Along her path, roles have ranged from waitressing in the U.S. to managing factories in China, organizing high-profile events in Australia and Asia, and leading remote teams while traveling the world. Her diverse career offers 50 essential life and work lessons, serving both as an inspirational roadmap and a unique blend of career success and personal freedom. ¿Prepare to be inspired and discover how to achieve the best of both worlds!

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    av Esterbauer Verlag
    238

    Die rund 670\ Kilometer lange Rundtour lädt Sie auf eine Entdeckungsreise durch das Burgund ein. Es erwartet Sie bemerkenswerte Kultur, charakteristische Städte und Dörfer, zahlreiche Schlösser, Kirchen und Abteien, sanfte Hügel und natürlich Wein, den Sie auf der Radweinroute verkosten können. Die familienfreundliche Route führt überwiegend auf idyllischen Radwegen entlang von Kanälen und durch die Weinberge.

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    av Esterbauer Verlag
    228,-

    Das oberitalienische Gebiet zwischen dem Lago Maggiore und dem Gardasee lässt sich hervorragend an den Ufern reizvoller Flüsse und Seen auf dem Fahrrad entdecken. Die landschaftliche Vielfalt und die kulturellen Highlights machen das Fahrradfahren in Oberitalien zu einem ganz besonderen Erlebnis.Der Gardasee kann auf zwei Touren erkundet werden: Eine Rundtour mit Fährüberfahrt führt um den südlichen See durch beliebte Urlaubsorte wie Peschiera, Saló oder Lazise. Am nördlichen Seeufer beginnt in Riva del Garda eine steigungsreiche Rundtour zu den westlich benachbarten Seen Idrosee und Ledrosee, zwei malerischen Alpenseen.Auch die drei Flusstouren an Oglio, Adda und Ticino sind sowohl von beeindruckenden Alpenlandschaften als auch von prächtigen Seen geprägt: Der Oglio-Radweg durchfließt den Iseosee, die Adda den Comer See und der Ticino den Lago Maggiore. Im Anschluss schlängeln sich alle drei durch die Weite der Poebene bis zu ihren Mündungen in den Po, Italiens längstem Fluss.Die letzte Tour verbindet an Kanälen entlang den Ticino-Radweg mit dem Adda-Radweg und durchquert dabei die sehenswerte Metropole Mailand mit ihrem einzigartigen Dom.

  • av Shadeyka Warren
    278,-

    Jamaica is a destination for every type of traveler - the relaxers, the partiers, the adventurers, couples, singles, families, and even those doing it solo.

  • av Brittany Edwards
    364,-

    Blending travelogue and guidebook, this travel guide chronicles a young black woman's whimsical encounters with culture shock and the places and people she meets while living in Taiwan.

  • av Kc Shomler
    132,-

    A fun way to explore Portland, Oregon through it's vibrant Dive Bar scene.

  • av Peter McDougall
    497,-

    The Definitive Guide to SCUBA Diving and Snorkeling in Barbados"This is what divers want. A mapping style and key information presented in a way that really prepares you for each dive site. I expect this book will be the tool that dive shops give to their new divemasters to learn all of the top dive sites quickly." Ocean Frontiers#1 New Release in Sports & CaribbeanFor Lonely Planet fans comes a unique and essential SCUBA, snorkel, and surf travel guide.A great Caribbean travel book. The ultimate guide for beach and marine activities in Barbados. The detailed descriptions and illustrations of beaches, coral reefs, shipwrecks, and other dive spots are ideal for divers, snorkelers, kitesurfers and windsurfers. Make the most of your time on the island and in the water.Detailed descriptions and map art. With the help of Reef Smart¿s unique 3D-mapping technology, learn all you need to know about the regions' top dive and snorkel sites. These maps provide useful information such as depths, currents, waves, suggested routes, potential hazards, unique structures and species information.Don¿t go diving without it. This indispensable resource will help you plan and execute dives without a hitch. Make sure to pack this guidebook with the rest of your SCUBA gear.This guidebook provides:The best locations for diving, snorkeling and surfing, and how to access themDetailed 3D maps, graphics and information to help you plan your time in and out of the waterSpecies guide to help you identify and understand the marine creatures yoüll encounter in BarbadosAnd much more!A unique and comprehensive SCUBA diving book. Also look for Reef Smart Guides Florida: Palm Beach; Reef Smart Guides Florida: Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach and Deerfield Beach; and the best selling Reef Smart Guides Bonaire.

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