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This travel guide is tailored for sailors exploring the West Country, offering essential information for making the most of their time ashore. It addresses common questions regarding anchorages, scenic walks, family activities, and local amenities. Covering a diverse coastline, from the rugged Isles of Scilly to the serene beaches of the Jurassic Coast, it highlights picturesque villages and cruising routes. Enhanced with stunning photographs and maps, the guide features expert recommendations, ensuring a well-rounded experience for adventurous sailors.

A handy travel guide to the South Brittany coast of France for sailors to make the most of every minute of their time ashore.

With the sailing behind you, you'll be looking to explore you destination, asking questions such as: How far to the nearest shops and where are the places to eat? You'll also need help to solve practical problems, such as finding fuel, repairs and laundry facilities. Once you're fed and watered, what is there to see and do, and how can you keep the family entertained? You need a different kind of pilot book and this guide is the answer. Packed with beautiful photographs and practical information on local facilities, places to visit and the best beaches within reach of the marina, Adlard Coles Shore Guide to the Channel Coast of France will steer you towards the essentials and the pleasures of this beautiful and popular region. Written specially for sailors and designed for planning enjoyable cruises from the western tip of Brittany to the Belgian border, this handy-sized travel guide is the perfect resource for anyone cruising the north French coast. Book jacket.

A colourful and good humoured insight into the private life of the puffin, and an honest portrait of human life on the ocean waves.

The narrative centers on broadcaster Paul Heiney's unique bond with his pig, Alice, showcasing the profound lessons derived from their relationship. Heiney shares insights into the emotional connections between humans and animals, emphasizing themes of companionship, understanding, and the transformative power of love. Through their experiences, readers are encouraged to reflect on the deeper meanings of connection and the wisdom that can come from unexpected friendships.

This book looks at the history of fire, and how it has been used in the development of man, but this book's ambition is to fire the imagination and to leave its reader with a burning desire - to burn wood.

When British television presenter Paul Heiney's son, Nicholas, committed suicide at age 23, Paul and his wife, "Sunday Times" columnist Libby Purves, were rocked to the core. Although he had struggled with severe depression for many years, Nicholas had been a highly gifted and promising young man. Among other things, Nicholas was a keen sailor, with several of his posthumously-published writings having a nautical theme. To try to reconnect with this happier memory of his son, Paul decides to set out--alone--on a voyage he would have liked them to have embarked upon together. Cape Horn is the sailor's Everest: One of the most remote and bleak parts of the world, it takes courage, physical strength, and mental fortitude to face its tempestuous seas, violent winds, and barren landscape. During the voyage, Paul finds peace of mind and a way to face the future without his son. Poignant, moving, funny, thought-provoking, and beautifully written, Paul's account of setting his own course through seemingly insurmountable grief makes for a powerful story. Injected with humor, perceptiveness, and philosophy, recounting his highs, lows, frustrations, and triumphs, the honesty and openness of Paul's story makes this very personal account a universal tale--for sailors and non-sailors alike.

Paul Heiney unravels further science behind those things we take for granted, and explains just why the world and its contents are the way they are. Drawing on questions asked by the public, this book brings some of the finest scientific minds to bear on how the laws of science apply to everyday life.

Suitable as a present for quizaholics, science addicts, the insatiably questioning, and those curious about life on earth.

An entertaining and often humorous guide to lifes most tantalising questions.