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In What Led to the Discovery of the Source of the Nile, John Hanning Speke delves into the exploration of the Nile River in the 19th century. Spekes clear and detailed prose provides a comprehensive account of the expeditions that ultimately led to the discovery of the Niles source. Drawing from his own experiences and extensive research, Speke offers a captivating narrative that combines adventure, geography, and history. This book serves as an essential literary work in the context of African exploration and discovery during the colonial period. Spekes meticulous attention to detail and geographical descriptions add a layer of authenticity to the text, making it a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts alike. The authors firsthand knowledge of the subject matter, coupled with his passion for exploration, shines through in every chapter of this enlightening book. What Led to the Discovery of the Source of the Nile is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of African exploration and the pursuit of geographical knowledge.

Susan Coolidges What Katy Did Next is a charming tale that follows the adventures of Katy Carr as she embarks on a journey to Europe with her Aunt Izzie. Set in the late 19th century, the novel offers a delightful mix of vivid descriptions of foreign landscapes and the growth of its main character. Coolidges writing style is characterized by its warmth and simplicity, making it accessible to readers of all ages. The book stands out as a classic work of childrens literature, focusing on themes of personal development and self-discovery. With its beautifully illustrated edition, What Katy Did Next remains a timeless tale that continues to captivate readers today. Susan Coolidge drew inspiration for the novel from her own experiences traveling in Europe, adding a touch of authenticity to Katys adventures. Coolidges deep understanding of human nature and her ability to craft engaging narratives shine through in this beloved story. I highly recommend What Katy Did Next to readers who enjoy heartwarming tales of growth and exploration, as well as those interested in the history of childrens literature.

This carefully crafted ebook: "WHAT KATY DID NEXT (Illustrated)" is formatted for your eReader with a functional and detailed table of contents.What Katy Did Next is a part of the Katy Carr Adventure Series where Katy, now a 21 years old young woman, accepts her neighbor Polly Ashs invitation to visit Europe along with Little Polly, Mrs. Ashs daughter. The world of travel, quite different from their expectations, illicit great humor and adventure and its here that Katy finds her true love!Susan Coolidge, pen name of Sarah Chauncey Woolsey (18351905), was an American childrens author who is best known for her Katy Carr Series. The fictional Carr family of this series was modeled after Woolseys own family and the protagonist Katy Carr was inspired by Woolsey herself; while the brothers and sisters "Little Carrs" were modeled on her four younger siblings.

Inveraray, Oban, Kintyre, Glencoe, Loch Awe, Loch Lomond, Appin, Islay - all the glories of Argyll are described in this book. From Dumbarton to Campletown and north to Loch Etive there is a great wealth of beauty unmatched in Scotland. It is a quiet and lonely land, a land still unspoiled, a land of history and legend, a land of unsurpassed glory. Tom Atkinson describes it all, writing with deep insight into the land he loves. There could be no better guide to its beauties and history. Once Atkinson has taken you there, these lands can never feel lonely.

You cant eat scenery is an old saying about making a living in beautiful but remote places. West Cork is such a place, remarkable for the many ways people make it work for them. Alannah Hopkin discovers a vibrant community of diverse people with compelling stories to tell. A multi-faceted portrait of west Cork.

Ein Paar, ein Jahr, ein Land. Desirée und Daniel Tischner, verheiratet und längst angekommen im seriösen Berufsalltag, beschließen aus diesem auszubrechen und ein Jahr in Kanada zu verbringen. Für de

Le splendide spiagge di torrente 60 in questa edizione su Trebbia e Aveto (tra cui le favolose Chiesetta, Robiola e Berlina Beach) a 45 min da Piacenza e 1h30 da Genova, Parma, Milano e Alessandria - veri paradisi terrestri, democraticamente esclusivi!Scopri le proverbiali trasparenze caraibiche del Trebbia e le sue spiagge sabbiose immerse nella spettacolare natura dellappennino! Immergiti nei suoi boschi tutti da camminare e tuffati da imponenti rupi a picco sullacqua!Scopri ancora: cascate, dighe, incantevoli borghi medievali abbarbicati su rupi a picco sul fiume, le migliori trattorie dove provare la proverbiale genuinita della tipica cucina piacentina ed i migliori agriturismi e campeggi dove addormentarsi al dolce gorgoglio del fiume!La guida fornisce tutti gli elementi per programmare da casa la vostra vacanza o fuga in giornata: schede qualitative, foto, mappe, itinerari, coordinate geografiche per singola spiaggia, per sceglierla al meglio e raggiungerla facilmente; oltre a strutture ricettive e di ristorazione in zona.La collana weBeach puo contare su 400 spiagge nascoste in diverse edizioni per tutti i gusti e le tasche, presenti su tutti i bookstore e online (https://www.wildecobeach.com/)!

Scopri i paesaggi lunari delle spiagge dellappennino Ovadese!Le splendide spiagge di torrente piu di 50 in questa edizione a 1h-1h30 da Milano e Torino e 30-50 min da Alessandria e Genova - veri paradisi terrestri, democraticamente esclusivi!Stenditi su spiagge incontaminate solo per te, nuota tra imponenti canyon rocciosi, tuffati in generose piscine naturali. E ancora: riscopri i sapori genuini delle trattorie di una volta, visita parchi naturali dove regna la natura indisturbata e concediti un favoloso trekking con tuffo finale!La guida fornisce tutti gli elementi per programmare da casa la vostra vacanza o fuga in giornata: schede qualitative, foto, mappe, itinerari, coordinate geografiche interattive per singola spiaggia, per sceglierla e raggiungerla facilmente; oltre a strutture ricettive, di ristorazione e sagre in zona. La guida e campers and bikers friendly e da oggi include la nuova sezione Hiking&Water per chi ama perdersi in un bosco incantato, prima di un tuffo da sogno!La collana weBeach puo contare su piu di 400 spiagge nascoste in diverse edizioni per tutti i gusti e le tasche, presenti su tutti i bookstore e online (https://www.wildecobeach.com/)!

"Book of the Year" - The Guardian"Storytelling at its best" - Publishers Weekly"Als wäre man selbst live dabei gewesen" - DER SPIEGEL"Fantastisch! A real page turner! Hätte ich selbst nicht besser ge

Synopsis: Come with me on this wonderful journey through some of the most important wax museums in the world. 1- Tussaud s Wax Museum in London, England. 2- Gramado Wax Museum in Rio Grande do Sul. 3- Life of Christ Wax Museum in the city of Fatima, Portugal. 4- Wax Museum in the city of Olimpia, in the state of So Paulo. We will also remember how the career of Marie Tussaud began, the creator of the most famous wax museum in the world, the Tussaud s Wax Museum in London.

In "Washington, Its Sights and Insights," Harriet Earhart Monroe crafts an evocative portrait of the United States capital, blending keen observation with rich narrative detail. The book navigates the cityAos historical landmarks, cultural institutions, and social landscapes, offering insights beyond mere sightseeing. MonroeAos literary style weaves personal anecdotes with broader socio-political commentary, situating Washington, D.C. within the context of American identity and governance. Her vivid descriptions and reflective insights engage the reader, allowing them to glimpse the city through both a tourists and a residents lens. Harriet Earhart Monroe, a pioneering figure in American literature and journalism, draws on her extensive travels and deep intellectual curiosity to inform this work. As a woman who championed the arts and actively participated in the cultural dialogue of her time, her perspective is infused with a sense of urgency and relevance. Monroes previous works reflect her commitment to illuminating the intricacies of urban life, making her uniquely qualified to explore the multifaceted character of Washington, D.C. "Washington, Its Sights and Insights" is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the deeper layers of this iconic city. MonroeAos engaging prose and thoughtful observations provide not only a guide for visitors but also a profound reflection for those who wish to appreciate the historical and contemporary significance of Washington, D.C.

With her debut memoir "A Tiny Isle in the Northern Sea" Katja Just excited many readers for Hallig Hooge, the tiny marsh island in the middle of the North Frisian Sea. Born in Munich and living and working on Hooge for almost twenty years, she is considered by many to be "the ambassador of Hallig Hooge" and is tirelessly working for her adopted home.What does the future have in the store for Hooge? Climate change, environmental pollution and structural changes in agriculture and tourism do not stop at the Hallig isles. And what will the upcoming mayoral election bring - should Katja Just really let herself be nominated? Once again, the author takes her readers to her haven in the rough sea, to her little piece of the world with the huge sky. The bestselling author tells very personal stories about challenges and new tasks, about saying goodbye and a new roommate, about traditions and searching for traces of lost heritages.

Nina and Adrian are in their late twenties and already feel stuck in the rat race of every day German life. The young couple searches for a way out that unites their longing for adventure, togetherness and unconventionality and finds: the perfect solitary island in the South Pacific!Without further ado, Nina and Adrian quit their jobs (a very liberating feeling by the way) and set off for paradise. Once there, the two live their dream. They harvest bananas and papayas, hang a hammock on the white sandy beach, grill freshly caught fish at the campfire at sunset and sleep under the most beautiful starry sky in the world. But soon reality breaks into their little paradise ...

A young, successful woman wants out - out of her hectic city life and into the quiet life on an alp in the Swiss mountains. Over three summers, Katharina Afflerbach learns what it means to lead a life determined by animals, physical labor and wind and weather: milking goats at half past five in the morning, bringing cattle to pasture, making cheese, mowing hay and felling trees. From sunrise to sunset there is work to do, everyone must be able to rely on each other, and work and life go hand in hand.While the pull of the mountains has Katharina firmly under control, she loses her little brother in a tragic accident three weeks before her third summer in the Alps. Between mountain and valley she seeks and finds comfort in nature, with the animals and the close, cordial alpine community. She comes back strengthened, with a new view of her life and her future. This is a book that encourages you to break new ground and discover exciting sides to yourself.

"Wanderlust Unleashed: A Guide to Adventurous Travel" invites you on an exhilarating journey of self-discovery and exploration, where every step leads to new horizons and endless possibilities. In this comprehensive guide, youll embark on a transformative odyssey through ten chapters, each brimming with insights, inspiration, and practical wisdom to fuel your wanderlust and ignite your sense of adventure.From "Embracing the Spirit of Adventure" to "Continuing the Adventure," each chapter is crafted to guide you through the myriad joys and challenges of travel, offering a roadmap for embracing the unknown with courage, curiosity, and an open heart. Youll uncover the secrets of planning epic adventures, exploring remote destinations, and immersing yourself in cultural experiences that will forever expand your horizons and enrich your life.But "Wanderlust Unleashed" is more than just a travel guideits a manifesto for living boldly and authentically in every moment. Through captivating storytelling and profound insights, youll learn to integrate the lessons learned from past adventures into your everyday life, nurturing a sense of curiosity, wonder, and fulfillment that transcends geographical boundaries and transforms ordinary moments into extraordinary adventures.Whether youre a seasoned globetrotter or a first-time explorer, "Wanderlust Unleashed" is your passport to a life of adventure, purpose, and self-discovery. So pack your bags, unleash your wanderlust, and embark on the journey of a lifetimeone that will forever change the way you see the world and your place within it.

In "Wanderings in Wessex: An Exploration of the Southern Realm from Itchen to Otter," Edric Holmes presents a lyrical and insightful journey through one of Englands most picturesque regions. Blending personal narrative with meticulous historical observation, Holmes delves into the rich tapestry of landscapes, folklore, and local culture that defines Wessex. His prose reflects a deep appreciation for the natural world, while also employing a conversational tone that invites readers to join him on his explorations. This literary work is steeped in the tradition of English pastoral writing, offering reflections on place and identity that resonate with contemporary environmental concerns. Holmes, whose background in geography and literature informs his writing, draws inspiration from the Victorian exploration spirit, echoing the works of Thomas Hardy and John Cowper Powys. His academic pursuits and profound connection to the region have equipped him with a unique perspective, allowing him to weave personal anecdotes with historical context. This book is a culmination of years spent traversing the landscapes he adores, marking not just a physical journey but also an exploration of the human experience within these locales. "Wanderings in Wessex" is highly recommended for lovers of travel literature, history enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Southern Englands cultural heritage. Holmess vivid descriptions and thoughtful reflections provide both a captivating read and an invitation to appreciate the beauty and significance of Wessex. This work is essential for readers who yearn for adventure intertwined with reflective mindfulness.

In "Wanderings in Three Continents," Richard Francis Sir Burton embarks on an ambitious exploration that intertwines travel writing with rich cultural analysis. Spanning Asia, Africa, and the Americas, Burtons narrative is marked by his distinctive prose styleAilyrical yet meticulously detailedAiallowing readers to vicariously experience the vivid landscapes, diverse peoples, and myriad customs he encounters. The book captures the essence of 19th-century exploration with its blend of adventure, ethnography, and personal reflection, positioning it within the tradition of literary travelogues while also challenging prevailing Western perceptions of the East and the African continent. A polyglot and formidable scholar, Richard Burtons extensive travels and deep engagement with various cultures undoubtedly shaped this work. His advocacy for sexual liberation and cultural understanding, alongside a keen desire to unveil the complex realities of the lands he explored, informs his narrative. BurtonAos well-documented personaAia combination of explorer, linguist, and social criticAiallows readers to appreciate the deeper motivations behind his travels, reflecting both the excitement and the ethical dilemmas of imperialist explorations. For readers intrigued by the intersections of culture, geography, and history, "Wanderings in Three Continents" offers a compelling firsthand account that is as thought-provoking as it is adventurous. Burtons adept storytelling and extensive knowledge make this work essential for anyone seeking insight into the complexities of human experience across different cultures and eras.

In "Wanderings in Spain," Thophile Gautier offers readers a vivid and immersive exploration of 19th-century Spain, blending travelogue with rich literary observation. Written in a lyrical style that is both personal and reflective, the book intertwines the authorAos keen insights on Spanish culture, architecture, and art with his encounters with the landscape and its people. Gautiers narrative is a testament to Romanticism, filled with exuberant descriptions and emotional depth, reflecting the eras fascination with exotic locales and cultural diversity. Gautier, a prominent figure in the French literary scene, was deeply influenced by the Romantic movement, which encouraged exploration and appreciation of the sublime in nature and human expression. His diverse career as a poet, novelist, and critic allowed him to approach travel writing with an artistic lens, making Spains landscapes and histories resonate with the emotional intensity characteristic of his works. His travels fueled his desire to portray Spain not just as a destination, but as a realm of passion and history. This book is highly recommended for readers who are drawn to travel literature that transcends mere observation. GautierAos enchanting prose and insightful observations breathe life into SpainAos rich heritage, making "Wanderings in Spain" a captivating read for those interested in history, culture, and the art of travel itself.

In "Wanderings in South America," Charles Waterton presents an evocative narrative that intertwines his personal journeys with rich descriptions of the flora, fauna, and indigenous cultures of the South American landscape. Written in a vivid, almost lyrical style characteristic of early 19th-century travel literature, WatertonAos work is imbued with curiosity and scientific inquiry. His observations are not merely descriptive; rather, they offer profound insights into the natural world and human experience during a period marked by exploration and colonization. This book reflects the Romantic eraAos fascination with nature and adventure, revealing both the beauty and peril that define the continent. Charles Waterton, a naturalist and explorer, is remembered for his pioneering contributions to environmental studies. His background as a landowner in the English countryside instantly immersed him in nature, igniting a lifelong passion for the natural world. Watertons travels were not limited to observation; he engaged in active engagement with his surroundings, fostering a deep emotional connection and a sense of responsibility towards the environment, which is intricately woven throughout his writings. I wholeheartedly recommend "Wanderings in South America" to scholars, nature enthusiasts, and lovers of travel literature alike. It offers a rich tapestry of adventure while provoking thoughtful reflection on humanityAos relationship with nature. Watertons compelling narrative will not only transport you to the wilds of South America but also inspire you to ponder the significant role of conservation and exploration.

In "Wanderings in Patagonia; Or, Life Among the Ostrich-Hunters," Julius Beerbohm presents a vivid tapestry of adventure, blending rich descriptive prose with a keen sociological observation of Patagonias landscape and its inhabitants. Drawing upon his experiences as an explorer in the late 19th century, Beerbohms narrative weaves together the thrill of the hunt, encounters with indigenous peoples, and the stark beauty of the regions terrain, marked by a literary style that is both immersive and reflective. The book sits within the broader context of travel narratives of the era, capturing the spirit of exploration that characterized the Victorian period while simultaneously critiquing colonial attitudes towards the places and peoples observed. Julius Beerbohm, a renowned British author and journalist, was influenced by the cultural milieu of his time and his personal ventures into less-charted territories. His encounters with the natural world and diverse cultures shaped his perspectives, which are articulated poignantly in this work. His reflections convey a deep appreciation for the intricate relationship between man and nature, as well as an underlying commentary on imperialism and its consequences. "Wanderings in Patagonia" is an essential read for those intrigued by travel literature, anthropology, and the enigmatic charm of South America. Beerbohms adept storytelling not only entertains but prompts critical thought about humanitys connection to the wild, making it a valuable addition to any literary collection.