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Camp Life in the Woods (Paperback) $11.54 Describes how to catch all types of animals, from squirrels and mice to tigers and bears, and offers advice on camping and hiking in the woods, building log cabins and boats, and tanning hides.

Hiking and Backpacking (Outdoor Pursuits) $3.48 Eric Seaborg and Ellen Dudley, who have progressed from city park hikers to recognized hiking experts and wilderness backpackers, tell you how to become a happy and confident hiker?whatever your age, experience, or fitness level. Packed with colorful photos, this book provides the information and expert advice you need to make your experience on the trail safe and enjoyable, including finding hiking companions, what to wear, equipment and food recommendations, how to find your way, worldwide trail destinations, adventures for trail veterans, and much more! Hiking and Backpacking is part of the Outdoor Pursuits Series, a series that emphasizes safety, environmental responsibility, and?most of all?the fun of outdoor activity!

Hiking the Grand Canyon $14.48 Fully revised and updated, the third edition of this celebrated Sierra Club Totebook® is an information-packed guide to America’s best-known national park—destination of more than four and a half million visitors annually. Hiking the Grand Canyon provides detailed, authoritative descriptions of more than one hundred of the best trails—from easy, level day hikes along the Canyon’s North and South Rims, to rigorous but rewarding rim-to-river treks and trans-canyon expeditions. Author and seasoned Grand Canyon adventurer John Annerino offers invaluable information to help visitors plan their trips, ensure their safety and comfort, and enhance their enjoyment of the Grand Canyon’s natural wonders—including sage advice on hiking equipment and technique, clothing and food requirements, and map selection; vital information on water sources and on climate and weather; and tips on lodging and camping, as well as on how to book guided hiking, rafting, and muleback or horseback trips. The book also features chapters on the park’s natural history and geology and on its Native American history. For first-time visitors as well as adventurers familiar with the Canyon’s many attractions, this is the most user-friendly and comprehensive guide to one of our nation’s premier natural wonders.

Complete Idiot’s Guide To Camping and Hiking (Book) by Michael Mouland $16.96 Steps to setting up camp, securing food and cleaning up your mess whether hiking or car camping; advice on equipment, gear; safety and first aid tips. 376 pages.

Food $3.48 The author of Stop the Insanity! offers recipes for healthy eating, a guide to food labels, advice on eating out sensibly, and information on the relationship between foods and various conditions and diseases. 500,000 first printing. Tour.

Advice for Dancers $15.48 Dancers experience pain, joy, frustration, rapture, failure, applause, and are above the worldly concerns of food, money, and financial security. They live only to dance. Or do they? The reality is dancers of all ages, types, and skill levels often experience incredible physical and psychological stress and have traditionally bore their pain in stoic silence. In this much needed new book, Dance Magazine’s Linda Hamilton offers dancers the same type of advice and understanding they have come to trust from her popular monthly column. Psychologist Hamilton–a former dancer with New York City Ballet under the legAndary George Balanchine–offers a complete resource for coping with the day to day pressures of being a dancer. Page after page is filled with the insight that can only come from a person who has been intimately involved in the world of dance. Hamilton outlines strategies for dancers for dealing with a variety of common physical and psychological issues and shows how to be true to your passion and bring back the joy in dancing. The book is filled with answers to dancer’s most often asked questions and offers practical methods for dealing with such difficult problems as eating disorders, substance abuse, ruthless competition, and performance anxiety. Advice for Dancers will teach you how to: * Achieve you physical potential and select the dance technique that’s right for you * Find out which teaching practices you can trust and why * Learn how to reach your optimal weight without compromising your energy, health, and career * Develop healthy relationships both inside and outside the dance studio * Use a variety of resources to get work, roles, and promotions * Perform technical feats in front of an audience even when you are frightened Advice for Dancers is a result of Hamiltion’s extensive research and years clinical work with dancers and includes information for a survey of more that 1,000 dancers from across the country.

The Joy Of Hiking $16.48 Get more out of life–take a hike! The Joy of Hiking is a comprehensive guide to hiking and the "hiking lifestyle," chock-full of advice for both novice and experienced hikers–plus everyone in between. It’s a compendium of wise words and inspirational advice from the Trailmaster himself, the hiking columnist for the Los Angeles Times for 18 years. McKinney’s engaging, supportive tone will convince you that America’s most popular form of outdoor recreation is ideal for fun, fitness, spiritual renewal, and reconnecting with friends and family. The Joy of Hiking covers where to go, how to prepare, what to take, and how to find your way. Learn everything from safely removing a tick to hiking mindfully, from hiking for weight loss to hiking for mental health, from selecting a local hiking spot to planning a nature adventure in Europe. It also features fun facts (did you know there are six different kinds of rainbows?), kid-friendly trip ideas, and plenty of anecdotes, quotes, and trail humor to inspire hikers and would-be hikers to lace up their boots and hit the trail.

Hiking With Kids $3.98 Are you thinking of introducing a child to the wonders of hiking? Hiking with Kids answers any questions you may have and provides valuable tips on what to bring and how to keep your young hiker safe and happy on the trail. Author, outdoor enthusiast, and mother, Robin Tawney provides practical advice for adults ready to take that first step onto the trail with kids. From tips on child carriers to ideas on keeping older children entertained, Hiking with Kids covers it all. Be sure to pack this book on your next outdoor adventure with kids. Its handy pocket-sized format will fit nicely next to the trail treats.

The Hiking Companion $10.48 When it comes to hiking, Michael W. Robbins is all about the experience. You can see and hear a lot in just one mile of hiking in a mature deciduous forest, he says, or just one mile of rocky switchbacks up the face of serious mountain. The way Robbins sees it, someone who is trying to maximize mileage during a day hike is missing the point.Drawing from his personal experience hiking major trails throughout North America, Robbins offers an overview of the hiking experience in various terrains, from forests to fields, waterside to mountains. He discusses common mistakes and how to avoid them, giving recommendations on trip planning, pacing, appropriate gear, and the basics of navigating, such as how to use a compass. There’s even a chapter on extending the day hike to become an overnight backpacking trip. Interwoven with Robbins’s expert advice on how to plan and equip yourself for a hike are first-person accounts of his own experiences on trails in Glacier National Park; near Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia; and in the Hudson River Valley. His encounters with wildlife, his discovery of forgotten historical or unexplored archaeological sites, his exultation at coming upon a truly magnificent vista – all are a real inspiration to both beginning and experienced hikers. THE HIKING COMPANION is the perfect combination of hardcore, down-to-earth, expert advice, with exciting stories of the once-in-a-lifetime experiences that await you in the wild.

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Exploring Tuscany’s Chianti countryside $12 di N. Shroyer Howard e R. Mello -Publication Year: 2003 – paperback with straps. cm 15×21. 5. pp. 80 to 60 color illustrations and maps -Every years Nancy Shroyer Howard and Richard Mello leave their home in Colorado and moved a few months in Lecchi in Chianti. Often friends and acquaintances who find themselves in Tuscany them for advice on where to go and what to see. and. above all. which way do to get in the car! This book. embellished with reproductions of paintings and watercolors of Richard. contains all the answers. In addition to a general observation about Chianti. its history and its traditions. the book offers four itineraries for trips of one or half a day complete with maps and information on craft and local cuisine. itineraries touch Radda in Chianti. Volpaia . Gaiole in Chianti. Vertine. Meleto. Badia a Coltibuono. Monti in Chianti. Hunting. Brolio. Castagnoli. Lecchi in Chianti. Monteluco in Lecce. San Sano and Vagliagli. Nancy Shroyer Howard has worked as an educational preparation for the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and The Museums at Stony Brook in New York. E ‘author of children’s books devoted to art. For Mandrake has published a guide of Florence for families entitled Playing in Florence. Lives with the artist Richard Mello between Chianti and Colorado. the two are authors of a book about their life in Chianti. a Tuscan Castle.