Nick Corble Livres

The biography explores the life of James Brindley, a pioneering engineer credited with revolutionizing transportation in Britain through his invention of the canal system. It delves into his innovative designs and the impact of his work on the industrial landscape, highlighting his struggles and triumphs. The narrative captures Brindley's passion for engineering and his determination to overcome obstacles, illustrating how his vision transformed trade and travel in the 18th century.

Like many others, Nick Corble was confused. Unsure of where his country was going, he decided to get engaged rather than enraged. Using only public footpaths, Diagonal Walking traces a walk along a unique line cut at 45 degrees through the very centre of the country, starting just north of Liverpool and ending on the south coast of Kent.

How do we disciple today's Millennial generation and their teenage successors Gen Z. With plenty of positive insights into the opportunities these generations possess, this book will help build solid foundations of identity and purpose for young adults and assesses some of the biggest challenges to Christian discipleship in today's culture.

Illustrated guide of the northern part of the Grand Union Canal

A revised edition of an accessible introduction to Britain's canals, their history and why they are so important today as a leisure pursuit.

This lavishly illustrated volume evokes all the excitement and fervour of the fair coming to town while at the same time demonstrating how the fair is not only an integral part of English culture.

Fully updated this new edition of A Beginners' Guide to Living on the Waterways covers different types of liveaboard craft suitable for canals, rivers and estuaries, and the good and bad points of the different options.