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  Canicross for Fun and Fitness

  Emily Thomas

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  Canicross for Fun and Fitness is the essential guide to running safely with your dog. Taking a dog-centred approach, this book covers every stage of your canicross journey. Filled with practical advice and inspiring stories from the canicross community, it includes everything you need to get started and succeed in this enjoyable sport.

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  Where There's a Hill - One woman...

  Sabrina Verjee

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  'The greater the challenge, the sweeter the reward, but also the greater the risk of failure. And fear of failure is the greatest barrier to success.'
   
  Sabrina Verjee is an ultrarunning phenomenon. In June 2021, on her fourth attempt, she became the first person to climb the Lake District’s 214 Wainwright hills in under six days, running 325 miles with a colossal 36,000 metres of ascent.
   
  Where There’s a Hill tells the story of an outsider who was never picked for a school sports team yet went on to become an accomplished modern pentathlete and adventure racer. After switching her focus to ultrarunning in her thirties, Sabrina moved to the Lake District, where she could hone her mountain-running skills on the local fells. High-profile success in endurance events followed, as she completed the Dragon’s Back Race three times and was the outright winner of the 2019 Summer Spine Race, beating her nearest competitor by more than eight hours.
   
  However, it was the Wainwrights Round which really captured Sabrina’s imagination. Having learnt about the challenge from fell-running legend Steve Birkinshaw, Sabrina began to plan an attempt of her own. Despite multiple obstacles – including lockdown regulations, bad weather, injury and controversy – Sabrina’s grit and determination shone through. Where There’s a Hill is a frank and inspirational account of how one woman ran her way into the record books.

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  The Prepper’s Long-Term...

  Chris Jarvis

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  Equip yourself with the essential skills for long-term survival with "The Prepper's Long-Term Knowledge." This comprehensive guide is your ultimate resource for sustainable self-sufficiency, offering practical knowledge and time-tested strategies to help you thrive in any situation. Whether you're preparing for natural disasters, economic collapse, or off-grid living, this book provides the critical information you need to ensure your safety, security, and well-being over the long haul. 
  In "The Prepper's Long-Term Knowledge," you'll discover:Proven techniques for food preservation, storage, and long-term self-sufficiencyStrategies for sustainable water sourcing, filtration, and storageSkills for building and maintaining off-grid energy systemsHow to grow, harvest, and store your own food in various climatesEssential first-aid and medical skills for emergenciesSelf-defense tactics and security measures to protect your home and loved onesDIY projects for building essential tools and sheltersTips for maintaining mental and emotional resilience in challenging conditionsStrategies for bartering, trading, and community buildingHow to create and execute a comprehensive long-term survival plan 
  This book is filled with step-by-step instructions, detailed illustrations, and expert advice to help you build a resilient and sustainable lifestyle. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced prepper, "The Prepper's Long-Term Knowledge" will empower you with the skills and confidence to survive and thrive no matter what the future holds. 
  Prepare for the unexpected and secure your future—start building your long-term survival skills with "The Prepper's Long-Term Knowledge" today!

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  The Dead Mountain - The Bizarre...

  Daniel Turmoil

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  In the winter of 1959, a group of nine young and experienced hikers embarked on a journey into the Ural Mountains of Russia. Although they had previously undertaken cold-weather trips, this particular expedition would tragically be their last. During their trek, the hikers encountered something unexpected in the supposedly desolate region, resulting in the demise of the entire group. The exact events of that fateful night remain unknown, but the incident has since become one of the world's most perplexing mysteries.

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  Surf Fishing the Atlantic Coast

  Eric B Burnley

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  From the outdoor writer and The Fisherman magazine field editor, “a fine—nay, necessary—addition to any serious surf fisherman’s library” (George Reiger, author of Profiles in Saltwater Angling).  Surf Fishing the Atlantic Coast is the guide every surf fisher, beginner to veteran, needs. Expert surf caster Eric Burnley offers the most up-to-date information available on tackle, baits, and casting technique.    With information on:  The how and why of rods, reels, line, and lures  All about baits  Casting basics that will get your line and lure to the fish  Rigging and driving a surf-fishing vehicle  Where the fish are and how to find them  Where and when various species of fish show up along the surf  Access points along the coast from Maine to Florida

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  Surfing Skills - Riding Waves...

  Zane Ryder

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  Surfing is one of the world’s most iconic sports, rich in history and culture that stretches back thousands of years. It originated in the Pacific islands, with Hawaii being the most notable hub of early surfing traditions. In ancient Hawaiian culture, surfing was much more than a recreational activity—it was a deeply spiritual practice that connected people to the ocean and honored its powerful forces. Chiefs and royalty often participated in the sport, which became a way to showcase skill, bravery, and mastery over the waves. 
  The first surfboards, known as "olo" and "alaia," were crafted from native woods like koa and wiliwili. These boards were often large and heavy, requiring immense strength to maneuver. The process of shaping and blessing the boards involved rituals, emphasizing the cultural importance of surfing as a sacred act. 
  During the 19th century, the influence of Western missionaries led to a decline in surfing, as it was discouraged for its association with Hawaiian traditions and leisure. However, the sport saw a revival in the early 20th century, thanks to key figures like Duke Kahanamoku. Known as the "father of modern surfing," Kahanamoku was a Hawaiian Olympic swimmer who shared his passion for surfing with the world. His demonstrations in places like Australia and California helped spark global interest in the sport.

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