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Most sports become inspirational when extraordinary people excel at ordinary things. In ultra-endurance racing, ordinary people must excel at extraordinary things. "Ghost Trails" is the true story of an ordinary person - timid, nonathletic, raised in the suburbs of Salt Lake City - and her unlikely route to one of the most difficult bicycle races in the world, a 350-mile epic along Alaska's frozen Iditarod trail. Through her struggles and intimate confrontations with her fears and weaknesses, she discovers the surprising destination of her life's trails.

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Searching for gold in the American West was not for the faint of heart. To reach the fabled gold fields of California, prospectors penetrated the boundless high Sierras and the Rockies and crossed the desert wastes of Arizona, Utah, and Nevada. Waves of would-be miners poured into the golden gulches of Oregon, Washington, and Idaho, while others climbed to the deeper mines high in the mountains of Montana, Wyoming, and Colorado. Along the way, they made their homes and earned a living in makeshift camps and towns, many of which have since vanished.Written back when old-timers still recalled the glorious ordeal of the Old West and many ruins still stood, The Bonanza Trail endures as a classic of western storytelling. Muriel Sibell Wolle traveled 20,000 miles across 12 western states in search of the legendary mining camps and towns where adventure could happen on a dime and dreams of instant fortune filled the days. The risky but always exciting life in those bustling frontier settlements is memorably captured by Wolle in vivid detail and her extraordinary drawings and paintings.

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Three-time thru-hiker J. R. Tate explores the traditions and lore of the Appalachian Trail:The thru-hiker who began his hike by parachuting onto Springer MountainThe trail town that sentenced an elephant to deathYogi-ing strategiesTrail hermits Old Hog Greer and Uncle Nick GrindstaffMurders on the ATGhosts in the White Mountains of New Hampshire

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Ghost Towns and Other Historical Sites of the Black Hills is the second in the series of the American West. Bruce continues his journey down the road less traveled to numerous ghost towns of the Black Hills. A new adventure awaits on every page as you follow the trail of George Custer, gold Prospectors, mining towns, farms, stagecoaches, timber and tourist towns, and the railroads, to places that are haunted by spirits; a new adventure waits on every page.

A compassionate, humorous memoir of faith, betrayal, and coming of age on the evangelical sawdust trail. Long before the Blues Brothers coined the term, Donna M. Johnson’s family was on a mission from God. She was just three years old when her mother signed on as the organist for tent revivalist David Terrell. Before long, Donna and her family were part of the hugely popular evangelical preacher’s inner circle. At seventeen, she left the ministry for good, with a trove of stranger-than-fiction memories. A homecoming like no other, Holy Ghost Girl brings to life miracles, exorcisms, and face-offs with the Ku Klux Klan. And that’s just what went on under the tent.As Terrell became known worldwide during the 1960s and ’70s, he enthralled—and healed—thousands a night, andthe caravan of broken-down cars and trucks that made up his ministry evolved into fleets of Mercedes and private jets. The glories of the Word mixed with betrayals of the flesh, and Donna’s mother bore Terrell’s children in one of the secret households he maintained. Terrell’s followers, dubbed “Terrellites” by the press, descended on backwaters across the South to await the apocalypse in cult-like communities.Johnson’s personal story takes us into the heart of a mystical and deeply flawed family where the norms are anything but normal and where love covers a multitude of sin. Recounted with the deadpan observations and surreal detail only a kid would notice, Holy Ghost Girl bypasses easy judgment to articulate a rich world in which the mystery of faith and human frailty share a surprising and humorous coexistence.

Three ghost stories present trails of clues for the reader to follow to solve puzzles that explain each of the stories.

More than 200 "fresh" cases of unexplained psychic phenomena. The Lady of Death..The Haunted Rail Car...Madness at Mountain Cove...The Wolf Girl...Arisen from the Frozen River...Virginia's Creepiest Trail...The City of the Dead...Tragic Love Stories...The Hurricane Haunt.....Skeptics may scoff, but scores of credible witnesses swear by the accounts as being true. Judge for yourself.

Acclaimed travel writer Rick Antonson (Full Moon Over Noah’s Ark) tackles his most challenging adventure yet: a formidable trail through the remote jungles of Papua New Guinea.   Rick Antonson has traveled to parts of the world that are not simply exotic but sometimes damned near inaccessible. He has climbed to the summit of Mount Ararat in eastern Turkey, traveling beyond to Iraq and Iran and Armenia. He has undertaken an improbable overland journey to the ancient city of Timbuktu, an enlightening look into efforts to preserve the city’s priceless manuscripts. Now he has traversed the notorious Kokoda Trail in Papua New Guinea, a country some call “the last wild place on earth.” The trail is a narrow, 60-mile footpath featuring rough jungle, 6,000 feet in elevation change, and punishing weather extremes. In a country unfairly locked in Western misperceptions, the track is inhospitable terrain yet home to hospitable indigenous peoples, who live among the rusting reminders of the Japanese, Australian, and American armies that clashed in some of the deadliest protracted combat of World War II. In Walking With Ghosts in Papua New Guinea, Antonson shares a journey of physical and mental endurance in his inimitable way, in the company of a mixed band of resolute adventurers, blending fascinating historical context with the tribulations of unexpected discoveries in faraway lands.  

Combining years of interviews, extensive research, and painstaking detective work, a journalist exposes the horrible result of Mao Zedong's attempted utopian engineering in China between 1958 and 1962, uncovering a bloody trail of terror, cannibalism, torture, and murder. 12,500 first printing.

Gaunt and his men are his men are drawn into a web of intrigue and murder surrounding an enemy prisoner. Twelfth novel in the eternally popular SF series Gaunt's Ghosts, which follows the story of Commissar Ibram Gaunt and his regiment the Tanith First-and-Only on the bloody battlefields of the far future. 

Ghost Towns and Other Historical Sites of the Black Hills is the second in the series of the American West. Bruce continues his journey down the road less traveled to numerous ghost towns of the Black Hills. A new adventure awaits on every page as you follow the trail of George Custer, gold Prospectors, mining towns, farms, stagecoaches, timber and tourist towns, and the railroads, to places that are haunted by spirits; a new adventure waits on every page.

Donna Johnson's remarkable story of being raised under the biggest gospel tent in the world, by David Terrell, one of the most famous evangelical ministers of the 1960s and 70s. Holy Ghost Girl is a compassionate, humorous exploration of faith, betrayal, and coming of age on the sawdust trail. She was just three years old when her mother signed on as the organist of tent revivalist David Terrell, and before long, Donna Johnson was part of the hugely popular evangelical preacher's inner circle. At seventeen, she left the ministry for good, with a trove of stranger- than-fiction memories. A homecoming like no other, Holy Ghost Girl brings to life miracles, exorcisms, and faceoffs with the Ku Klux Klan. And that's just what went on under the tent. As Terrell became known worldwide during the 1960s and '70s, the caravan of broken-down cars and trucks that made up his ministry evolved into fleets of Mercedes and airplanes. The glories of the Word mixed with betrayals of the flesh and Donna's mother bore Terrell's children in one of the several secret households he maintained. Thousands of followers, dubbed "Terrellites" by the press, left their homes to await the end of the world in cultlike communities. Jesus didn't show, but the IRS did, and the prophet/healer went to prison. Recounted with deadpan observations and surreal detail, Holy Ghost Girl bypasses easy judgment to articulate a rich world in which the mystery of faith and human frailty share a surprising and humorous coexistence.

Moscow lies deep under the snow‚ and Arkady Renko is on the trail of a suspect police officer‚ a former commando who served with glory in Chechnya. But proof of the man's corruption is elusive. Now‚ Renko's unpopular boss calls him to head up a delicate investigation — passengers riding the last metro of the night have reported seeing the ghost of Stalin waving to them from the platform edge . . . every night . . . at the same time. Meanwhile‚ Renko's adopted son has disappeared and his girlfriend has re'ignited an affair with the very police officer he's investigating. Stalin's Ghost is more than an original and deeply humane thriller — it is a wonderful evocation of the new Russia where‚ too often‚ the troubles of the present erupt in murder and double–cross.

SUBTITLED : ` A Record of Pioneer Life '. These 151 pages open with an account of a place called Manitoba City. Its success was tied to surveyor, railroa,f and speculator shenanigans. LEARN more about : Bender Hamlet. Brando9n House Trail, Merhven, Sioux Village, King George III medals, Hecla, and quilting bee. Text well assisted by b/w photographs presented in sepia tones. Cond : Paper wrapper is white and blue with brown lettering. One of the cover photos shows a barn raising. Clean, tight in binding. Lead corners lightly thumbed. No names nor marks. Excellent reference. QUote (p. 28) : " After the cyclone the comminity wasn't rebuilt, although part of it served the community for years afterward. During the cyclone, a box of dishes and a piano were hurled into a nearby slough. Both ._._._. . " Size: 8vo