Publisher: Charles River Editors
Gustave Flaubert was a prominent French writer in the 19th century. Flaubert, who wrote the classic novel Madame Bovary, was a significant contributor to literary realism. This edition of Over Strand and Field: A Record of Travel through Brittany includes a table of contents.
"The best that can happen is to fulfill the dreams of one's youth." - Willa Cather. "Uh huh. Ever actually, like, try it?" - Kathleen Schmitt. A lame joke over the farm breakfast table just after high school turns into Kathleen's decision to ride a horse from coast to coast. After college, Kathleen assembled 'The Trekkers' - a national champion trail horse to ride, a half-broke half-bred Arabian / Appaloosa pack horse, and a protection-trained Boxer dog, and hit the trail West. This solo horseback adventure travel memoir recounts the characters and challenges met along the road for each of The Trekkers, and also recounts preparing for The Grand Trek and how The Grand Trek impacted Kathleen's later life. Humor, insights, the occasional rant, a few slides into fiction, and one moment of real terror, Kathleen invites you to come along on one life adventure that, as all adventures do, leads to another. About 8.5 hours.Show book
Baekdu spa, hyongje falls, pegae hill, and the chiangbbai mountain range, are world class attractions that lures in millions of tourists, historians, and explorers to visit North Korea year after year. The number of historically famous destinations, museums, parks and the recreational facilities available in North Korea can only astound the audience all in all. With flamboyant historical feats achieved by the natives, there is immense to know about the people of the past and the present here in North Korea, today.Show book
This light-hearted scientist´s memoir contains a selcetion of authentic episodes and views. Some 40 snippets illustrade how things were seen and done in the past century: not as an autobiography but as authentic fragments of a life in retrospect. Author : Marlene Binggeli, Cover : Jakob Kohlmayer Recording : Daniel HasibarShow book
Lou wants to be a badman in a western movie. He tells the story of Annie Oakley. Bud and Lou do the U-Drive routine. Costello tries to buy a new car. Before giving Marilyn Maxwell a driving lesson, Costello needs a car...and a driver's license.Show book
★★Easy and Delicious Keto Chaffles Recipes★★ Chaffle are waffles, but the base is made of cheese. A great way! Chaffle is a waffle made from cheese. Cheese and waffles are the same as chaffles! To make a basic chaffle recipe, you need eggs and shredded cheese. To make chaffles, Mix some simple ingredients and cook in a waffle maker. Chaffle is a low carbohydrate bread option. You can make sandwiches, cakes, breakfast and more! Here are lots of great chaffle recipes you love! These are all tried and tested recipes and you can't live without them! You will be very grateful for it! No more burgers or sandwiches without bread! Brace up and get ready as you evolve in the world of chaffle and waffles. This book covers the following topics:✅ Breakfast & Brunch✅ Basic Chaffles✅ Cake Chaffles✅ Lunch & Dinner✅ Dessert✅ Snacks✅ Other Keto Chaffles Recipes and much more!!! Most importantly, if you are using waffles as a sandwich shell, the sandwich stuffing will be the star of the show. These flavors are located at the front and center, and the chaffle flavors are located at the rear seats. Does it make sense. The mileage of the chaffle may vary, but one point of consensus lies in the equipment you choose. The Dash Mini Waffle Maker, for only $ 9.99 on Amazon, was recommended in Cat Doss's original video. Because chaffle fever is so serious, some people actually upload UPS videos and distribute Dash Mini Waffle Makers. ⚠️What are you waiting for? Don’t wait anymore, press the buy now button and get started.⚠️Show book
The national bestselling memoir of a friendship between a New England outdoorsman and the scrawny foxhound who came to his door one snowy day. In the midst of a blizzard, late one Christmas night in the 1950s, author Hal Borland heard a howl at the back door of his home on a hundred-acre farm in the Housatonic Valley of northwest Connecticut. Resistant at first, he called around trying to find an owner whose dog had gone missing—with no luck. Finally, with the encouragement of his wife and haunted by memories of his childhood collie, Borland brought some scraps of leftover steak outside. This was his introduction to Pat, a miserable, half-starved, but deeply trusting black-and-white foxhound mutt. Pat would soon become a member of the family, accompanying Borland on hunts and terrorizing the local woodchuck population—and teaching him that sometimes our most immediate connection to the natural world is through the animals we live with. A longtime journalist and a winner of the John Burroughs Medal for distinguished nature writing, Borland tells the tale of the time he shared with Pat in this touching true story that “will appeal to many sportsmen and to all people who have ever been closely attached to a dog” (The New York Times Book Review).Show book
