Walking in Bulgaria's National Parks
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A guide to walking and trekking in Bulgaria, Europe - in the Pirin, Rila and Central Balkan national...
Northern Tanzania: Serengeti, Kilimanjaro, Zanzibar
Philip Briggs and Chris McIntyre
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Tanzania has grown to be one of the top safari destinations in Africa. This new edition of Northern...
Live Wallpapers & HD Backgrounds - Livenly Nature
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Application works only on iPhone 6S & 7 Bring the sheer beauty of nature to the lockscreen of your...
Thermal Imaging Techniques to Survey and Monitor Animals in the Wild: A Methodology
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Thermal Imaging Techniques to Survey and Monitor Animals in the Wild: A Methodology provides a...
Millie Marotta's Curious Creatures
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The new book by author of the Sunday Times bestseller, Millie Marotta's Animal Kingdom. In her most...
A Delicate Truth
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'With A Delicate Truth, le Carre has, in a sense, come home. And it's a splendid homecoming...
Favourite Garden Birds: Discover Fascinating Facts and Intriguing Folklore, and Encourage Birds into Your Garden Throughout the Year
Debbie Robertson and Alyson Kyles
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Everyone who has an interest in the birds that visit their garden will love this beautiful and...
ClareR (5726 KP) rated Light Over Liskeard in Books
Jan 31, 2024
Q, the main character in Light Over Liskeard, has been preparing for this event from the first page. He knows that the collapse of society will happen, just not when.
Q is a man who has never had to do anything for himself, but in order to prepare, he learns how to build, grow and work with others with the help of his very capable neighbours.
It’s a fascinating landscape, mixing the familiarity of Cornwall with the unfamiliar wildlife: lynxes, aurochs, wolves and more. I loved the sound of them all. Whilst it’s sad that no one really sees them (because they all live in their convenient, encapsulated, electronic worlds), the lack of visitors is probably why the wildlife thrives.
This is full of observations on: modern life and how it’s not as great as it’s cracked up to be; the beauty of nature; and the importance of relationships and human connection. And ultimately what I read Louis de Bernières for: his fascinating, quirky characters. I loved them all!
Colombia
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With its jagged, volcanic peaks; sands of gold, black and silver; palm-trimmed Pacific and Caribbean...