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  Stoner Coffee Table Book

  Steve Mockus

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  This highly entertaining volume features dozens of immersive, trippy, funny, meditative, and mind-bending images ideal for stoned contemplation. Have you ever really looked at a book? The state of being high rewards deep attention, and lots of things can seem really, really interesting. It might be a spot on the ceiling, or an oddly-shaped tortilla chip, or a bit of wood grain. But why settle for staring at the coffee table? What if there was a book on that table specially created to amaze and delight pot smokers and their friends? Stoner Coffee Table Book is the ultimate conversation starter. Each page offers a new visual world of wonder that everyone can enjoy—especially those living the high life.

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  Across America by Motor-Cycle -...

  C.K. Shepherd, Mark L. Hunnibell

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  A veteran of World War I, British RAF Captain C.K. Shepherd arrived in New York in June 1919, bought a top-of-the-line Henderson four-cylinder motorcycle, and headed west on a solo cross-country adventure to see America. He set off on his adventures, arriving in San Francisco two months later. Having completed his voyage, he sold his beloved motorcycle, dubbed “Lizzie”, on the street in San Francisco and then made his way back to his home in Birmingham, England.Three years later, he wrote Across America by Motor-Cycle—a memoir and travelogue that has become a motorcycle history classic. All words in the original book are spoken in a voice selected to most closely represent that of C.K. Shepherd as well as all of the "characters" about whom C.K. wrote. This audiobook will provide listeners with a new way to appreciate this wonderful adventure. Enjoy!

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  The Ever Curious Gardener -...

  Lee Reich

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  An irreverent romp through the natural science of gardening, with eye-opening insight and practical guidance for getting the most out of your plants. 
   
  Curious why caressing your cucumber plants will help them bear more fruit? Or why you should grow oranges from seed even if the fruit is inedible? Or why trees need to sleep and how to help them? Join acclaimed gardener, scientist, and author Lee Reich on a journey through the delights of your garden in this laugh-out-loud treatise on the scientific wonders of plants and soil. 
   
  The Ever Curious Gardener includes information on:How to maximize both flavor and nutrition in your garden bountyHelping plants thrive during droughtOutwitting weeds by understanding their natureMaking the best use of compostTips on pruning and orchard careWhy the dead language of Latin can make you a better gardener.

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  Narrow Gauge Railway Stamps - A...

  Howard Piltz

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  This, the first of four books, looks at the treatment of varying aspects of public transport with the aid of postage stamps, either issued by the postal authorities of most of the worlds nations, or some of the railway companies themselves, especially heritage operators.It has long intrigued the author as to why narrow gauge systems throughout the world have demanded a far greater attention from the public and stamp producers than railway subjects from the standard gauge lines, which make up the vast majority of the western worlds major railway systems. The conclusion he has reached is that in most cases they are considered cute a truly abominable term, which is (thankfully) gradually fading from our vocabulary, but just how the author felt on first seeing engines of the Talyllyn Railway, in mid-Wales, from the top of the station approach at Tywyns Wharf Station: tiny little kettles in sparkling, rich green and lots of brass.The Talyllyn has the double honor of being the worlds first railway to be taken-over and operated by a preservation society in 1951, and also the first railway in the modern era to issue its own Railway Letter Service stamps, a practice that can be traced back to the very earliest of times, which allowed people in outlying areas to send letters by the railways to the nearest post office for onward transport. The Talyllyns first stamps were issued in 1957, and today the lucky collector can demand a substantial premium on the paltry issue value.From whatever origin or country, there is a huge variety of stamps covering narrow gauge railways, and usually they are attractive miniature works of art that make them very collectable. The author has not set out to cover every country or issue in these books, but to present a wide selection of those stamps that are note-worthy.

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  How To Improve Your...

  Robert Krishna

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  Have you been having trouble in your relationship with your partner and wondering how you can fix things? 
  Are you a mother or a father trying to improve their parenting skills to have a better relationship with your child? 
  Are you looking for tips to improve your relationship not only with your spouse but also with your family members? 
  So you've been in a relationship with someone for a while, and every time they act up, you get frustrated. But why is that? Is your love not good enough for them? What do you say to them when they do what they do again and again? All these questions and more are often answered by the same thing - modern relationships are complicated in ways we never even imagined before. This book sheds light on the major issues of relationships, their causes, and how they can be avoided or resolved. 
  This book covers: 
  ·        How to Build Trust 
  ·        How to Get What You want 
  ·        How to Have a Good Relationship With Your Partner 
  ·        How to Love Your Spouse Better 
  ·        How to be a Good Mother 
  ·        How to Be a Good Father 
  ·        How to Manage Stress Better 
  ·        How to Make Your Marriage Work for You and Your Spouse 
  ·        Tips for Stronger Commitment in Your Relationship 
  ·        How to Deal with an Ex-Spouse 
  ·        How to Protect Your Partner 
  ·        And much more…

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  Killarney to Valentia Island

  Adrian Hendroff

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  The Iveragh Peninsula, the largest in southwest Ireland, stretches from Killarney to Bolus Head and attracts thousands of visitors annually. The Ring of Kerry coastal road winds along its fringes and sandstone peaks soar high above. It is a landscape of raw and stunning beauty from the lakes that fill the corries to the spectacular cliff scenery along its coast. There is no better way to explore this landscape than on foot. This book helps you do just that with routes ranging from a few hours to full-day walks. Explore Valentia Island, the majestic MacGillycuddy's Reeks and sections of The Kerry Way. Go off the beaten track and explore the coast, hills and woodlands from Killarney to Cahersiveen to Kenmare. Each route is prefaced with a reference summary and illustrated with maps and photographs. Route descriptions include GPS coordinates, navigation guidance, access notes and short variations. There is also material on the fauna, flora, folklore, history, geology and place names of each area.

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