Douglas Scott Ordre des livres

The first-ever official guidebook by RunDisney, the hugely popular road race division of The Walt Disney Company!With this comprehensive guide, readers will The must-have guide ru The Official Guide to Racing Around the Parks is written by Scott Douglas, who writes extensively for Runner’s World magazine, and includes a foreword by Olympian and bestselling author Jeff Galloway. Select expert sidebars by Galloway and Olympian Molly Huddle offer additional tips on training, gear, etiquette, and more.

Exploring the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem reveals its status as a premier hiking destination, showcasing stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife. This guide encourages adventurers to venture off the beaten path, highlighting lesser-known trails and natural wonders. With detailed information on routes, safety tips, and ecological insights, it serves as an essential resource for outdoor enthusiasts seeking to experience the breathtaking beauty and unique ecosystems of this remarkable area.

Focusing on the rich oral tradition of the Cherokee, this book explores the enchanting tales of the Little People, known as Yunwi Tsunsdi. These mystical beings, cherished for their protective nature, particularly towards children, embody responsibilities bestowed by the Great Creator. The narrative aims to preserve this cultural heritage, drawing parallels with similar folklore like the Irish Leprechauns. Through the adventures of Turtle Boy and Beaver Girl, the stories offer a bridge to the past, encouraging younger generations to reconnect with their Cherokee roots.

First publication of letters and diaries of the most controversial military figure of the 20th Century.

The ancient monuments of Scotland are a source of mystery in our modern times. Why are so many aligned with the sun and the moon? What is the meaning of their strange markings? Why were they built in the first place?In this extensively researched new book, experts Douglas Scott and Stuart McHardy explore these questions and more. Covering the stone circles of Calanais and Maeshowe standing against the wild landscapes of the Isle of Lewis and Orkney, to the rock art at Drumtroddan and Kintraw, The Stones of the Ancestors is your must-have guide to these ancient monuments and their cultural and historical significance.

Now in paperback: a New York Times bestselling author's 'helpful, highly readable user's guide' (Runner's World) to fighting depression and anxiety, one run at a time.

Advanced Marathoning, Third Edition, has all the information competitive runners need to train smarter, remain injury-free and run their best marathon.

On 24 September 1975, Doug Scott and Dougal Haston became the first Britons to reach the summit of Everest as lead climbers on Chris Bonington's expedition to the mountain's immense south-west face. In Up and About, the first volume of his autobiography, Scott tells his story from his birth in war-time Nottingham to the summit of the world.

Featuring stunning imagery and detailed trail information, this guidebook highlights 52 exceptional hikes across the Olympic Peninsula. It aims to inspire outdoor adventures and showcase the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest. With a focus on accessible routes, this resource is perfect for both seasoned hikers and newcomers looking to explore the region's diverse landscapes.

Ever wonder what Elvis would tweet? Or what exactly is in a Grateful Dead cocktail? Does ZZ Top use their beards for good or evil? Does Ozzy Osbourne have bat breath? And what ever happened to Maroon 4? Discover things you never knew about your favorite rock stars in this fun look at Rock & Roll! In this second edition in his History Retweets Itself series, comedy writer Bill Rodgers offers up interesting facts about some of Rock & Roll's greatest stars viewed through the lens of social media. Take this fun trip through Rock & Roll and enjoy the laughs along the way!