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  Hydroponics

  George Sulliston

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  Are you a keen gardener with limited available space?Do you live in a home with no garden but still want to grow your own food?This fabulous audiobook bundle is the perfect thing to get you started!As we are gradually crowded into ever smaller spaces and have smaller gardens in which to grow things, we rely on ingenuity and science to help us. Without soil to grow fruit or veg it could seem like it would be impossible, but hydroponics has changed all of that.This book bundle comprises of two innovative and fascinating audiobooks, Hydroponics: A Guide to Build Your Own Inexpensive Hydroponic System at Home and Hydroponics: The Complete Beginner's Guide To Grow Fruits, Vegetables And Herbs At Home and is ideal for novices with chapters that cover:A brief history of hydroponicsThe advantages of hydroponic systemsGetting the lighting and ventilation rightHow to grow different types of vegetables and fruitsMaterials you will needStarting your own hydroponics businessGrowing herbs and other plantsAnd much more…Anyone who has an interest in gardening will be fascinated by these books and how easy it can be to get started and be successful with your first crops.You could soon be growing lettuce, tomatoes, potatoes, watermelons and much more, without the need for soil and with just these great books to get you started.

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  Fields of Grace - Sharing Faith...

  Cara Whitney, Michael Ross,...

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  From her horse farm in Nebraska, Cara Whitney--wife of Dan Whitney (aka "Larry the Cable Guy")--shares down-to-earth stories about how ordinary people can share their faith in extraordinary ways. 
  In the midst of uncertain and sometimes frightening times, sharing God's love with others gives us hope and purpose. With her humorous and often touching stories--many featuring horses, cows, and rascally dogs--Cara Whitney delightfully reminds us that it's always a good time to share the love of Jesus with your neighbor. 
  In Fields of Grace, Cara passes on lessons from her amazing animal teachers, such as . . .What a barnyard horse brawl shows us about how God uses us in our weaknessesHow caring for baby calves teaches us the value of letting goWhy a carriage-pulling pack horse motivates us to be our best selvesHow a dance class inspires us to embrace our identity in ChristWhat a floppy-eared dog tells us about loving our neighbor 
  Fields of Grace is a perfect gift for: People who love Cara's previous book, Unbridled FaithFans of Larry the Cable GuyAnyone fascinated by the "simpler life" of farming in rural AmericaAnimal lovers and photography loversSpiritual seekers interested in a gentle approach to learning more about God 
  These charming yet powerful stories encourage us to care for others as we grow in our own spiritual journeys. No matter what times we live in, the love of Christ can transform lives--and help each of us to draw closer to Him.

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  GWR Collett Castle Class

  Keith Langston

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  The 'Castle' class 4-6-0 locomotives designed by Charles Collett and built at Swindon Works were the principal passenger locomotives of the Great Western Railway. The 4-cylinder locomotives were built in batches between 1923 and 1950, the later examples being constructed after nationalisation by British Railways. In total 171 engines of the class were built and they were originally to be seen at work all over the Great Western Railway network, and later working on the Western Region of British Railways. The highly successful class could be described as a GWR work in progress, because further development took place over almost all of the locomotives working lives. In addition to inspiring other locomotive designers the 'Castle' class engines were proved to be capable of outstanding performances, and when introduced were rightly described as being 'Britain's most powerful passenger locomotives'. Some of the 'Castles' survived in service for over 40 years, and individually clocked up just a little short of 2 million miles in traffic. In this book, Keith Langston provides a definitive chronological history of the iconic class together with archive photographic records of each GWR 'Castle' locomotive. Many of the 300 plus images are published for the first time. In addition background information on the origin of the names the engines carried, including details of the many name changes which took place, are also included. The extra anecdotal information adds a fascinating glimpse of social history. Collett CASTLE Class is a lavishly illustrated factual reference book which will delight steam railway enthusiasts in general and in particular those with a love of all things Great Western!

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  A Garden in the Hills

  Katharine Stewart

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  The author of the classic A Croft in the Hills takes us through a year in her Scottish Highlands garden and its many delights.  This illustrated book celebrates one of humankind’s oldest pleasures. Month by month, we are taken through a year in the life of Katharine Stewart’s garden outside the old schoolhouse in Abriachan, Scotland, where she lives with her husband and daughter. The circle of the seasons is luminously evoked as we are told of the practicalities of gardening, cooking, beekeeping, and winemaking. From a winner of a Saltire Society Award for her contribution to the understanding of Scottish Highland culture, and peppered with warm personal insights, good humor, and a love of living things, this account of the joy of nature reminds us how rewarding it is to be outdoors. “Evocative and charming.” —Scottish Book Collector

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  Nature and Other Essays

  Ralph Waldo Emerson

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  A collection of essays from the father of the American transcendentalism.Essays include “Nature” (1836) and Emerson’s first series, published in 1841: “History,” “Self-Reliance,” “Compensation,” “Spiritual Laws,” “Love,” “Friendship,” “Prudence,” “Heroism,” “The Over-Soul,” “Circles,” “Intellect,” and “Art.”

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  Good Guy

  Nick Thune

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  Living legend, Nick Thune, takes the stage in Portland, Oregon and explains his stunning transformation into a Good Guy. Topics in this "instant classic" range from funny to hilarious. Watch now to witness what many are calling the future of comedy.

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