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Wild Britain (Wild Guides)

Sheldrake Press, 1999

Wild Britain is both a comprehensive guidebook and a personal introduction to the last outposts of wilderness in England, Scotland and Wales. It conveys the excitement of walking in wild places, the feel of the wind on your face, the water-loud, lush-green and dapple-shaded Dartmoor streams and the thud of the gale-swept Atlantic rollers as they batter the granite battlements of the North Devon and Cornish Cliffs.

Chronicles of the Realm Wars: Siege of Thuringer
Chris Schuler

PublishAmerica, 2007

The unstoppable horde of Pouja marches on the city of Thuringer, the army of the Southern kingdom broken and reeling before him. Having just escaped from the evil king?s forces in the mountains, a band of unlikely allies led by Seramin manage to reach the safety of Thuringer?s walls. But safety turns into impending doom as a siege falls on the city, and the defenders find themselves not only battling against an overwhelming force of barbarians, ...

Chronicles of the Realm Wars: Darkest Hour (Chronicles of the Realm Wars)
Chris Schuler

PublishAmerica, 2006

The world of humans is split by a great civil war, and now the barbarians of the North have found a leader that can lead them to their final victory, one that will spell death for all those that do not submit to the worship of the dark goddess Sinji. A captain in the Southern army, a man by the name of Seramin, finds himself entrusted with the burden of a prisoner who is to be used as a weapon against the barbarians. The prisoner is a figure of ...

El Atlas del Viajero
John Man, Chris Schuler

Evergreen, 2005

The New Traveler's Atlas
John/ Schuler, Chris/ Gallagher, Mary-Ann/ Roy, Geoffrey Man

Barrons Educational Series Inc, 2007

The New Traveler's Atlas: A global guide to the places you must see in your lifetime

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John Man, Chris Schuler, ...

Barron's Educational Series, 2007

Credible or not?
The image of one of the grandest views in Yosemite, a double page (pp.12&13) spread of Tenaya Canyon seen from Olmstead Point, is printed BACKWARDS!! Where were the editors and proofreaders when this travesty rolled off the press?? Why did the author not recognize this?? (I'm closing the cover now, and looking no further .....)