A guide that gives walkers the ten finest, classic routes on the Lake District's High Fells in a popular pocketable format. It features high fells such as: Skiddaw, Helvellyn, Coledale Horseshoe, Litte Dale Round, Scafell Pike, Great Gable, Bow Fell and Esk Pike, Langdale Pikes, Fairfield Horseshoe, and, Coniston Old Man.
Turtle slips and slides and finally ends upside-down, certain he will die. But while on his back, he learns valuable lessons about how to manage his life. He learns that things really can be different. These lessons come in the form of gifts - from clounds, trees, a mountain and even from a butterfly.This story is a parable. This story is true. Turtle learns that his life matters. He can be truly happy. He can make needed changes. He can live fully aby living right side up. And most of all, Turtle learns that he has an unrepeatable opportunity to create the life of his choosing.Steve Goodier is the author of numerous personal growth books. Lessons of the Turtle is a must read for anyone wishing to disco er the power of living right side up.
A collection of 20 walks exploring the Sandstone Ridge and west Cheshire. Includes clear maps and directions with references to local historical and natural points of interest.
Part of the Top 10 Walks: Lake District series, this pocket-sized, full colour walking guide gives walkers the ten finest, classic routes on the Lake District's lower fells. With clear information, an overview and introduction for each walk, it covers: Lord's Seat, Dodd, Catbells, Castle Crag, High Rigg, Haystacks, Helm Crag, and Holme Fell.
In the Lake District Top 10 Series featured walks include: Wordsworth's birthplace; School days; Golden daffodils; Favourite valley; Wordsworth country; Beatrix's beginnings; Summer inspiration; Newland connections; Sheep farming days; Beatrix Potter country.
Comprising two classic essays by experts on the mathematical theories of elasticity and plasticity, this volume is noteworthy for its contributions by Russian authors and others previously unrecognized in Western literature. 1958 edition.