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  30 Amazing things to do in...

  Natasha Martinez, Natalia Martinez

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  NOT just things to do! 
  This is a complete & comprehensive guide with EVERYTHING you need for a great trip. 
  We cover history, facts, culture, what to expect around the islands, food, transportation, costs, directions; ALL the details to make your trip perfect and affordable. 
  AND ALL THE INCLUDED ADVENTURES COST FROM $0 TO $20! 
  A pocket travel guide for vacationers on a budget who don’t wish to compromise the adventure, relaxation, or enchantment of a trip to beautiful Puerto Rico. 
  Avoid expensive tourist traps and discover authentic Puerto Rico on a budget! 
  30 Amazing Things to Do in Puerto Rico is an easy-to-navigate guide for planning your vacation to the Island of Enchantment. Explore beautiful and exciting locations with activities twenty dollars or under—including some that are completely free. Venture into a new flavor-packed world of adventure with suggestions on which dishes to try, and you can build a magical vacation that suits your unique tastes from start to finish. From cultural gems to natural landmarks, you can confidently create amazing memories without the worry of financing your trip. 
  What are you waiting for? Keep Puerto Rico’s most incredible hidden gems right in your pocket and start your dream vacation today! 
  Así Comienza!

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  Peach Street to Lobster Lane:...

  Felicity Cloake

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  'A glorious freewheel through the culinary quirks and delights of the USA – an unmissable treat!' – Tim Spector 
  When the nation’s ‘taster-in-chief’ Felicity Cloake announced her dream to cycle across America, the reactions were… mixed: “You’ll get squashed,” warned a Californian colleague. “You’ll be murdered,” added her mum. Friends panicked: “But… what will you eat?” 
  Determined to prove there’s more to American food than the cartoonish glamour of burgers and doughnuts (though she tries those too), Felicity embarks on the ultimate coast-to-coast adventure, tackling highways, byways and pieways by bike in an unforgettable election year. While the news cycle spins with outrage, what she discovers on the ground is far richer: a wildly varied place of warm hospitality, local pride and unforgettable flavours — from crawfish stew to sauerkraut balls, Memphis barbecue to Mission burritos, Italian beef to Tex-Mex gyoza, she dives into iconic dishes and the stories behind them. 
  Drawn to the scale, energy and contrasts of a country as complex as its cuisine, Felicity takes us along for the ride — mile by mile, meal by meal — finding a nation that’s welcoming, generous and full of heart where it counts: around the table. 
  This non-fiction travelogue blends cycling with culinary curiosity, as Cloake’s autobiography unfolds through regional dishes and the cultural narratives that shape them. By the end, it reads like a set of vivid essays—part travel, part recreation, part sports endurance—stitched together by cooking and the generosity of strangers. 
  For fans of Anna Mcnuff (Barefoot Britain), David Lebovitz (My Paris Kitchen), Janine Marsh (My Four Seasons in France), Jane Bertch (The French Ingredient), and Samin Nosrat (Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat). 
  HarperCollins 2025

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  Tides and Timezones

  Reece Davis

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  Between the pull of the tides and the drift of the clock lies the rhythm of a traveler’s life. 
  In Tides and Timezones, acclaimed travel writer Reece Davis explores how constant movement changes not only where we are — but who we become. From sleepless nights beneath foreign skies to quiet dawns spent in transit, Davis reflects on how time stretches and bends across continents, and how memory anchors us when everything else is in motion. 
  Through poignant stories, vivid landscapes, and moments of stillness amid the rush, Davis examines what it means to carry fragments of the world within us — and how, over time, travel becomes less about escape and more about return. 
  Elegant, meditative, and profoundly human, Tides and Timezones is a love letter to the fleeting, timeless art of wandering.

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  Gravel Rides Lake District - 15...

  Andrew Barlow

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  Gravel Rides Lake District showcases 15 of the best gravel bike rides in the stunning Lake District National Park. From 17 to 270 kilometres in length and covering a variety of terrain, there is something for every gravel cyclist.
  Explore the Windermere shoreline, traverse the meandering gravel of Claife Heights, and enjoy the views and feeling of isolation on the bleak open moorland of Askham Fell and while following the peaceful Borrow Beck.
  Researched, ridden and written by Lakes local Andrew Barlow, each route features clear and easy-to-use Ordnance Survey 1:50,000 maps; easy-to-follow directions; details of distance, timings and difficulty gradings; stunning action photography; refreshment stops and local knowledge; and a detailed Appendix. Also included is a link to downloadable GPX files.

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  Drive the Iceland Ring Road - A...

  The Traveler's Club

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  You have the flights half-booked and a map of Iceland open in another tab, and you still cannot tell whether you need six days or twelve, whether the full loop is realistic, or whether that famous waterfall is worth the coach park.
  
  This planning companion talks you through the decision the way a friend who has driven it would. You get an honest region by region walkthrough of the South Coast black sand, the quiet East Fjords, Lake Myvatn and the Diamond Circle and Snaefellsnes, plus a straight comparison of a short Reykjavik and Golden Circle break against the full Ring Road loop. You will hear roughly what a lagoon ticket, a bowl of lamb soup and a tank of fuel actually cost, how to slip past tour bus hours, and how summer midnight sun and winter darkness change everything.
  
  By the end you will carry a day by day loop plan in your head and book with confidence. Press play and start planning.

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  William Stanek's Grand Teton - A...

  The Editors of Our American...

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  Grand Teton rewards proportion.
  
  The mountains rise with such immediacy that the park can seem simple: range, lakes, road, view. It is not. William Stanek's Grand Teton reveals the larger valley system beneath the famous skylineâ€"the southern threshold, central lakes, river and wetland country, northern waters, east-side views, quieter roads, historic landscapes, and the choices that determine whether the park feels spacious or rushed.
  
  Inside is the enduring Grand Teton: mountain-and-valley logic, photography rooted in light and patience, lodge and basecamp judgment, walking reality, quieter ways to travel, and humane one-, two-, and three-day frameworks.
  
  This is not an annual-update guide stuffed with fragile detail. It is a durable field companion designed to remain useful because it teaches relationships rather than procedures.
  
  For first-time visitors, returning travelers, couples, families, solo travelers, walkers, and photographers who want the Tetons to remain mountains rather than items on an itinerary.

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