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Celebrate the natural splendor of the National Wildlife Refuge System with this set of three notebooks featuring the stunning photography of Ansel Adams Award–winner Ian Shive.GREAT SIZE TO TAKE ON THE GO: With a 6” x 8.5” size, these easily packable and durable notebooks are perfect to take with you on your next journey into the great outdoors. INCLUDES 64 PAGES: Collect your thoughts on 64 pages of high-quality paper. GREAT VALUE: This stationery set includes three notebooks bound in a linen texture. DISCOVER WILD PLACES: Ian Shive’s award-winning nature photography takes you to some of the earth’s most remote and beautiful locations. Featured in the book Refuge: America’s Wildest Places, Ian Shive’s incredible photography will inspire you to explore your surroundings and record your amazing experiences.

Celebrate the natural splendor of the National Wildlife Refuge System with this softcover notebook featuring the stunning photography of Ansel Adams Award–winner Ian Shive.GREAT SIZE TO TAKE ON THE GO: With a 6” x 8” size, this easily packable and durable notebook is perfect to take with you on your next journey into the great outdoors. INCLUDES 240 PAGES: Featuring high-quality paper, this notebook has plenty of space for you to collect your thoughts. DISCOVER WILD PLACES: Ian Shive’s award-winning nature photography takes you to some of the earth’s most remote and beautiful locations. Featured in the book Refuge: America’s Wildest Places, Ian Shive’s incredible photography will inspire you to explore your surroundings and record your amazing experiences.

Fear. Danger. Trust.Tony Dorence has faced death too many times, and he's facing it again. Because even though he, his sister, and his friends have fled into the wilderness, they can't escape the relentless government official determined to kill them.Merri Dorence fights to survive, to help her brother and her friends, to keep her eyes on God. Yet her faith is shaky, and fear attacks.When confronted by an impossible trial, will they find a place of refuge? Or will evil finally win?