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Discover how to travel the world without leaving a trail of waste behind. Eco Friendly Travel Tips is your essential guide to exploring nature's most stunning destinations—from majestic mountain peaks to serene coastal escapes—in a responsible, conscious way.

America’s tallest monument was never supposed to stand. So how did it rise? The Gateway Arch: How America Built the Impossible is a riveting, deeply researched history of the world-famous stainless steel arch that towers 630 feet over the Mississippi River. More than a tourist attraction, the Gateway Arch is a miracle of architecture, engineering, and sheer political will—built in defiance of public criticism, technical limits, and impossible odds. In the heart of St. Louis, what began as a controversial plan to revive a crumbling riverfront evolved into one of the most daring ...

Discover the untamed beauty and hidden mysteries of the Rocky Mountains—where every trail leads to wonder, and nature’s grandeur beckons at every turn. In Rocky Mountain Wonders: National Parks of the Rocky Mountain Region, Everett Wilder invites you on an extraordinary adventure through some of America’s most iconic and awe-inspiring landscapes. This isn’t just a travel guide—it’s your passport to the wild heart of the Rockies, from the soaring peaks of Rocky Mountain National Park to the explosive geysers of Yellowstone and the enigmatic presence of Devils Tower.

If you want to check out India both the rich and the poor then this is the trip for you. During the day you are driving a rickshaw around India just like a local and at night you live in a five star hotel like a very rich tourist. You basically live in both worlds on one trip and it is quite amazing the complete contrast between being out on the road stuck in a traffic jam or on a country road which you have to yourself and then rolling up to a five-star hotel and parking your rickshaw in a locked up garage. You live between dining in five star luxury and rolling up to a Roadside Cafe and ...

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Airports can be magical gateways to adventure—or maddening mazes that test your patience before your holiday even begins. Jet Set is your essential survival guide for turning chaotic terminals into well-oiled transitions, whether you’re a once-a-year tourist or a seasoned business flyer. In this practical and empowering book, travel writer Barnaby Sorrens distills years of real-world airport experience into ten powerful hacks that will change how you move through the skies.

One Man’s Journey Through the Forest—And into His Own Soul: Henry David Thoreau’s The Maine Woods. “The Maine Woods” is a thoughtful and honest account of Henry David Thoreau’s journeys through the forests, rivers, and mountains of northern Maine. This new annotated edition explores: Early Life and Education. Philosophy and Influences. Personal Life and Character. Later Years and Legacy.

In a bittersweet blend of science and yarn, Carter Niemeyer takes us back to 1996 on a heart-pounding, eye-witness adventure to add 10 more wolves—the Sawtooth pups—to Yellowstone's newly reintroduced wolf packs. So much could go wrong. So much did go wrong. But in the end, the other 10 wolves helped change the character of Yellowstone's wolves forever.

Like a modern-day Chaucer in The Canterbury Tales, Cary Segall, a former award-winning newspaper reporter, has captured the stories of the hikers, hostel owners, trail angels, volunteers and others along the nearly 2,200 miles of the Appalachian Trail. As he hiked the entire trail, he interviewed hundreds of people about their experiences, dreams and aspirations, and about their motives for attempting the scenic and arduous hike through 14 states from Georgia to Maine. His reporting skills led those 21st-Century pilgrims to open their hearts about their lives and their journeys on the ...

Walk the Camino de Santiago and uncover the Templar secrets hidden for nearly a thousand years. In the shadow of medieval kingdoms and sacred relics lies a path where faith, mystery, and history converge—the Camino de Santiago. The Templars’ Camino is the definitive guide to exploring the hidden legacy of the Knights Templar along four historic pilgrimage routes: the Aragonese Camino, Camino Francés, Camino de Invierno, and Via de la Plata. Combined, these routes make up the Templars’ Camino. Based on over 2,000 miles walked across Spain and years of research, this Camino guidebook ...

A revised 10th Anniversary edition of the classic memoir that many say is the best Camino book they ́ve read. Bill Bennett ́s book has now been made into a major movie, and reading it you ́ll see why. Written in a humorous self-deprecating style reminiscent of Bill Bryson, it tells the story of a stubborn self-obsessed and pedantic man who undergoes a fundamental shift in character whilst walking the famous 800km pilgrimage route across Spain. At times laugh-out-loud funny, at other times so deeply personal and emotional you ́ll have a tear in your eye, The Way, My Way is a must read ...

Follow the author's true and heart-wrenching story as she writes about her domestic violence experiences from a few years ago to heal from the secondary trauma of not being believed. It's a story about a mother with two babies fighting to protect herself and her children from psychological abuse during COVID on a remote island.

Given by the French police to the Nazis, my grand-father ended in the camps. Although not persecuted, my father could never escape his own father's destiny. To find a way out of the curse, I had to visit my father's house in the Caribbean and realize that it was not meant for me.

At age 20, Jenell Nyberg decided to drop out of college and move to a commune after everything in her life seemed to collapse in on itself. It is here that she acquires the name Bok Choy. Years later, after facing unspeakable trauma and finally finding herself homeless and with a serious mental health diagnosis, she decides, against all odds, to ride her bicycle halfway around the country with the goal of making it to a family wedding in the mountains on the East Coast.

Sorry, but Your Espresso Sucks is an uncompromising examination of espresso—a beverage simultaneously celebrated and profoundly misunderstood. Drawing on extensive global research and meticulous tasting across thousands of espresso shots from cafés in over 34 countries, author Bridger Bell reveals a stark truth: nearly all espresso fails at its potential. This book offers: A clear, rigorous framework for identifying exceptional espresso A critique of conventional espresso standards and practices An analytical approach to appreciating espresso's true potential For readers prepared to ...

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Der Autor und Journalist Alexander Peer lädt am 11. Juli zu einem literarischen Spaziergang. Auf den Spuren des Schriftstellers Leo Perutz geht es durch Wien Alsergrund. Der 9. Bezirk spielte eine bedeutende Rolle in Perutz‘ Leben und Werk. – Sendung vom 9.7.2025

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