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This ready to hang, gallery-wrapped art piece features a golf ball in the center of the frame. Giclee (jee-clay) is an advanced printmaking process for creating high quality fine art reproductions. The attainable excellence that Giclee printmaking affords makes the reproduction virtually indistinguishable from the original piece. The result is wide acceptance of Giclee by galleries, museums, and private collectors. Gallery wrap is a method of stretching an artist's canvas so that the canvas wraps around the sides and is secured a hidden, wooden frame. This method of stretching and preparing a canvas allows for a frameless presentation of the finished painting. Color: Multi.

Octavo, 110 pages; VG/VG-; full binding of black cloth; spine gray with yellow lettering; dust jacket protected with a mylar covering; small closed tear at upper left corner of dust jacket front; mild wear to head and tail of dust jacket spine; small faint brown stain to spine; price uncut '$7.95'; contains black and white photos; pages clean. 1339061. FP New Rockville Stock.

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This is the second of Hamish Brown's classic trio of outdoor books, with a new introduction, appendices and two sections of color pictures taken during the marathon venture. First published thirty years ago, this wonderful period piece tells the story of what happened after Hamish's Mountain Walk when Hamish took to the outdoors and writing full time. With his faithful companion, the Shetland collie Storm, he wandered from John O'Groats to Land's End over 175 days in 1979, taking the first ever walk between the highest summits of Scotland, England, Wales and Ireland besides completing a sixth round of the Munros, canoe-running the River Forth, and traversing many of the best hills in the four countries. This book has been carefully revised but remains the same vivid journal of a journey, with day-to-day snapshots of people and places, of history and legend, to which is now added an historical perspective, a picture of these islands in 1979, before mobile phones or the internet. Notes on various sections which attract `records', like the Pennine Way, or John O'Groats to Lands End, have been updated, but Hamish's story stands alone with an inimitable mix of his experience, erudition and enthusiasm.

This entertaining and fact-packed guide provides all the information you'll need to travel back in time to Elizabethan London a booming city of courtiers, cutthroats, merchants, beggars, lawyers, dramatists, apprentices and adventurers. It helps you: find out the best way to the capital and where to stay; saunter over London Bridge, with its hundreds of shops and houses; glimpse Her Majesty at Whitehall, Europe's largest palace; watch the finest plays and players at the Rose Theatre, and marvel at the bustle of business in the Royal Exchange; and, go down to Greenwich to stand on the deck of the Golden Hind, the ship that Sir Francis Drake sailed around the world. This intriguingly addictive guide provides all you need to know to sight see, shop and meet the famous in the capital of a nation stirring to greatness.

Could you complete the iconic walk from Land's End to John O'Groats? And even if you could, would it be worth it? What would you see on the way?Middle-aged professional photographer Helen Shaw and her partner Bob set off with those questions in mind and were blown away by the experience.They divided their journey into 7 stages to fit around work and family commitments and completed it in 81 days. On the way, Helen took stunning photographs of the route: coastal paths, meadowland, country lanes, moors and woods; of the wildlife, buildings and points of interest in villages, towns and even cities. With disarming frankness she and Bob touch on the highs and lows of the adventure, their reactions to it, the surprising discoveries and the sheer joy of getting to know Britain in a completely new way.This book will encourage walkers of all abilities to set off from Cornwall to Caithness, and Helen’s photographs of the journey will be an inspiration to them.

The decorative dust jacket adds much to this vintage hardcover. The jacket shows one small tear at back top and a little fading, otherwise like new condition. Book is like new inside, free of markings, bright and clean. /lh

This is the essential guide to the north of Scotland, on a route which begins in Inverness, weaves westwards to Applecross and thennorthwards towards Torridon. From Ullapool it leads to the most northerly points in Britain, passing by Caithness and John o’ Groats beforeheading south again through Dingwall and to Inverness.In addition to stunning mountains, moors, lochs and beaches, the route also featuresexquisite towns and villages, castles, distilleries, breweries, natural wonders and wildlife.Brigid Benson, who knows the road intimately, divides the route into manageable chunks, suggesting where to discover history, observe wildlife,meet great local characters, shop at quirky stores, taste outstanding food, drink in friendly bars and cafes, stand in awe of amazing sights, andrecommending places to picnic, swim, surf, walk and stargaze. And great places to camp and stay. She also draws attention to attention topotential pitfalls, offering useful advice on single-track roads, fuel, car problems, planning realistic itineraries, and much more.

Digitally remastered two CD collection containing the Pop vocalist's beloved recordings for the legendary British indie label. Already talented way beyond her years, Rachel had toured the US and recorded several independent Country singles by the time she took the train from London to John O'Groats with backing band the Records to become the surprise hit on 1978's 'Be Stiff' tour at the tender age of 16. Rachel's Country Music leanings were perfectly juxtaposed with songwriter/producer Liam 'Wal

Sing “Auld Lang Syne” while you climb to the top of a Castle. Wave to a Highland Cow in John O’Groats. Put on a Kilt and avoid those Midges as you visit a Loch (not lock!) to meet Nessie. Then speed back over the Forth Bridge to Edinburgh Zoo... not forgetting your Umbrella.Take a whistle-stop tour through the Scottish alphabet! Each letter, from A to Z, represents the best of everything Scottish: beautiful landscapes, fascinating history, amazing wildlife, and, of course, the weather! This charming and fun book is perfect for locals and visitors alike, as illustrator Kate Davies fills each page with humorous Scottish details. Featuring only one word per letter, it is suitable for younger children to enjoy.(Ages 3-6)

Bob Hinz has included some top standards and some originals in this great folio of solo piano transcriptions of jazz piano legend George Shearing. A must for all jazz fans! Titles are: Children's Waltz * Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe * For You * It Had to Be You * It's You or No One * John O'Groats * Waltz for Claudia * Wendy * Thinking of You * Miss Invisible * You're My Everything.