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240 pages; 7 x 10" "This book is mostly for walkers and paddlers who wish to sit by a shore or in a boat and just be, because there's healing in the presence of water. "; Color and b/w plates throughout. Signature inked by author on title page.

May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less 1.05

Explains how to develop the positive traits of the "shadow self" introduced in the author's "Make Friends with Your Shadow" by building self-confidence and taking risks toward a more fulfilling and constructive life

LabradoriteStrongly aligned with the vibrations of magic and perception - Labradorite helps to strengthen intuition and connect to the third eye chakra. If one has undeveloped magic or psychic abilities, labradorite can help to harness them. These qualities make the stone ideal for finding the hidden meaning and divine guidance behind the synchronicities we experience in life. The protective nature of this stone allows one to work on spiritual growth from a safe space.Size/shape may vary due to each stone being unique in color and form.Choose size when ordering, A being the smallest:

LabradoriteStrongly aligned with the vibrations of magic and perception - Labradorite helps to strengthen intuition and connect to the third eye chakra. If one has undeveloped magic or psychic abilities, labradorite can help to harness them. These qualities make the stone ideal for finding the hidden meaning and divine guidance behind the synchronicities we experience in life. The protective nature of this stone allows one to work on spiritual growth from a safe space.Size/shape may vary due to each stone being unique in color and form.Choose size when ordering, A being the smallest:

LabradoriteStrongly aligned with the vibrations of magic and perception - Labradorite helps to strengthen intuition and connect to the third eye chakra. If one has undeveloped magic or psychic abilities, labradorite can help to harness them. These qualities make the stone ideal for finding the hidden meaning and divine guidance behind the synchronicities we experience in life. The protective nature of this stone allows one to work on spiritual growth from a safe space.Size/shape may vary due to each stone being unique in color and form.Choose size when ordering, A being the smallest:

LabradoriteStrongly aligned with the vibrations of magic and perception - Labradorite helps to strengthen intuition and connect to the third eye chakra. If one has undeveloped magic or psychic abilities, labradorite can help to harness them. These qualities make the stone ideal for finding the hidden meaning and divine guidance behind the synchronicities we experience in life. The protective nature of this stone allows one to work on spiritual growth from a safe space.Size/shape may vary due to each stone being unique in color and form.Choose size when ordering, A being the smallest:

LabradoriteStrongly aligned with the vibrations of magic and perception - Labradorite helps to strengthen intuition and connect to the third eye chakra. If one has undeveloped magic or psychic abilities, labradorite can help to harness them. These qualities make the stone ideal for finding the hidden meaning and divine guidance behind the synchronicities we experience in life. The protective nature of this stone allows one to work on spiritual growth from a safe space.Size/shape may vary due to each stone being unique in color and form.Choose size when ordering, A being the smallest:

Wherever your photography adventures take you, the X-Ray FilmGuard Large Bag from Domke is your reliable companion, designed to safeguard your undeveloped film from potential damage caused by X-ray exposure during airport security and customs checks. This protective bag is an essential accessory for both professional photographers and casual travelers who value the integrity of their film.Constructed with a rugged, three-layer design, this FilmGuard bag features an outer shell of water-resistant ballistic nylon, ensuring your film remains safe from dust and weather elements. At its core, a lead-impregnated vinyl sheet provides robust X-ray protection, while the interior is lined with smooth, 420 Denier nylon packcloth for added durability.This spacious bag can comfortably hold up to 35 rolls of 35mm film, making it an ideal choice for photographers needing to store a large quantity of film. Its full-length 1 ?"- wide Velcro closures not only ensure secure storage but also allow for easy access when needed.The X-Ray FilmGuard Large Bag is designed for use with carry-on luggage, protecting unprocessed sheet film and cassette film against the low-dosage X-ray machines commonly used in airport security checks worldwide. Please note that it is not intended for use in checked luggage, which is exposed to much higher doses of X-rays.When not in use, the FilmGuard bag can be stored flat or used as a protective wrap around your photography equipment. Its effectiveness has been tested by InVision Technologies, Inc., manufacturers of the only Federal Aviation Administration-approved checked-luggage scanning system. The tests confirmed that the FilmGuard design effectively protects film and disks from the low-dosage X-ray units used to check carry-on luggage.In summary, the X-Ray FilmGuard Large Bag is a durable, protective, and convenient solution for preserving the quality of your film, ensuring that your photographic memories remain clear and vivid, no matter where your travels take you.

FilmGuard Bags, from Domke, protect your undeveloped film from the streaking and fogging caused by exposure to X-rays during airport security and customs checks. If you're a professional photographer--or a traveler taking snapshots-- you don't have to worry about ruining your supply of film.Available in large and small sizes, FilmGuard protects unprocessed sheet film and cassette film against the low-dosage X-ray machines that are used to check carry-on luggage at airports around the world. With their full-length 1 ?"- wide Velcro closures, FilmGuard bags also protect your film and disks from dust and weather. FilmGuard is not intended for use in checked luggage, which is exposed to much higher doses of X-rays. So it's always a good idea to first store film in FilmGuard bags and then pack them in your carry-on luggage, rather than checked luggage.FilmGuard has a rugged, three-layer construction, starting with an outer shell of water-resistant ballistic nylon. In the middle, a lead-impregnated vinyl sheet provides X-ray protection. The interior is lined with smooth, 420 Denier nylon packcloth. When not in use, FilmGuard bags can be stored flat or used as a protective wrap around equipment.FilmGuard bags were tested for effectiveness by InVision Technologies, Inc., manufacturers of the only Federal Aviation Administration-approved checked-luggage scanning system. Films with up to ISO 800 speeds were tested. The extensive tests showed that the FilmGuard design will protect film and disks from the low-dosage X-ray units used to check carry-on luggage. (The tests also showed that the amount of lead needed to protect film from high-dosage X-ray units would make the bags too heavy to be practical.)

Discover the X-Ray FilmGuard Mini Bag, a must-have accessory for professional photographers, filmmakers, and photography enthusiasts alike. This compact and stylish bag, brought to you by Domke, is designed to safeguard your undeveloped 35mm film from the potential damage caused by X-ray exposure during airport security and customs checks. Constructed with a rugged three-layer design, the FilmGuard Mini Bag features an outer shell made from water-resistant ballistic nylon, ensuring your film stays dry and protected from the elements. At its core, a lead-impregnated vinyl sheet offers robust X-ray protection, while the interior is lined with smooth, 420 Denier nylon packcloth for added durability and protection. The FilmGuard Mini Bag is not just about protection, it's also about convenience. With its compact design, it can comfortably hold up to 9 rolls of 35mm film, making it an ideal companion for photographers on the go. The bag features a full-length 1 ½"-wide Velcro closure, ensuring your film and disks are secure from dust and weather. While the FilmGuard Mini Bag offers substantial protection against low-dosage X-ray machines used for carry-on luggage checks, it is not intended for use in checked luggage, which is exposed to higher doses of X-rays. Therefore, it's recommended to store your film in the FilmGuard bag and pack it in your carry-on luggage for optimal protection. When not in use, the FilmGuard Mini Bag can be stored flat or used as a protective wrap around your other photography equipment. It has been extensively tested by InVision Technologies, Inc., manufacturers of the only Federal Aviation Administration-approved checked-luggage scanning system, and proven to protect films with up to ISO 800 speeds from low-dosage X-ray units. Experience the peace of mind that comes with knowing your precious film is safe and secure with the X-Ray FilmGuard Mini Bag.

Mary Eleanor Wilkins was an English woman brought up to a lire of tine music, elegant clothes, and a strong sense of propriety. The Silent Song is the story or her immigration with her adventurous husband and two young daughters in 1904 to the rough and undeveloped Qu'Appelle region of what became Saskatchewan. Mary Eleanor's story is not unusual, but its quiet sadness is unforgettable. Through memory, diaries, and letters, her oldest daughter, Marjorie Wilkins Campbell - a Governor General's literary award winner - pieces together her beautiful and talented mother's struggle to survive. The Silent Song gives voice to the thousands of women who suffered the barren conditions of the early West with few resources, and offers insight into the lives of those who were not strong enough to endure.

The Lost Coast is one of the last undeveloped stretches of the California coastline, with mountains that rise thousands of feet from the sea. Located approximately 200 miles north of San Francisco, this remote area of pristine beauty is comprised of jagged cliffs, rocky shorelines, and black sand beaches. It is the only significant stretch of California without a highway. Rich in natural resources, the area was once a haven for Native Americans such as the Coast Yuki, Sinkyone, Mattole, and the Wiyot. Now it is a secluded landscape with a few isolated towns surrounded by conservation areas. The famed Lost Coast Trail begins in northern Mendocino County in the Sinkyone Wilderness and continues up into Humboldt County and the King Range National Conservation Area. During the 1800s, the Lost Coast bustled with logging settlements and mill towns. After logging wound down, those towns disappeared, and only remnants of their existence remain. From Westport north to Ferndale, this book showcases historical photographs from libraries, historical societies, and residents.

Why is the 1798 Napoleonic invasion of Egypt routinely accepted as a watershed moment between premodern and modern in general histories on the Middle East? Although decades of scholarship, most-notably Edward Said’s Orientalism, have critiqued traditional binaries of developed and undeveloped in Arab studies, the narrative of 1798 symbolizing the coming of the modern west to the rescue of the static east endures. Peter Gran’s The Persistence of Orientalism is the first book to take stock of this dominant paradigm, interrogating its origins and the ways in which scholarship is produced to perpetuate it. Gran surveys the history of American studies of Modern Egypt, examining three central issues: the periodization of modern professional knowledge in the US in the 1890s, the contemporary identity of orientalism and its critique, and the close connection between Oriental Despotism and the dominant formulation of American identity found in American Studies and in American life. Reinvigorating the conversation on the historiography of modern Egypt, this volume will influence a new generation of scholars studying the Middle East and beyond.

This is the definitive history and contemporary explorer’s guide to the Quabbin Reservoir. Located in Central Massachusetts, the reservoir is an amazing wilderness with an equally amazing history. The Quabbin has 118 miles of undeveloped shoreline, with surrounding reservation spanning some 81,000 acres of protected open space. The great city of Boston gets all its water from the Quabbin/Ware River/Wachusett watersheds, as do 45 other communities in Massachusetts. This book explores topics such as building the Quabbin and how it works; hiking, wildlife viewing, biking, and fishing; visiting the region’s best waterfalls; Quabbin rules and regulations; as well as information on accommodations, restaurants, camping, orchards, swimming, golf, general stores, crafts, antiques, history, and more.

A wild paradise of woodlands, beaches, and tidal marshes off the Georgia coast, Ossabaw Island is a heritage preserve that will forever remain undeveloped. Visitors rarely leave untouched by its tranquillity and mystery. Many are struck by the sense of solitude it imparts―even though Ossabaw lies just twenty miles south of Savannah.The book’s three creators have powerful connections to Ossabaw: Jack Leigh’s photography and James Kilgo’s nature writing have led them there, while Alan Campbell has taken part in the artists’ retreat known as the Ossabaw Island Project. This retreat has been a source of inspiration and rejuvenation for such attendees as the writer Annie Dillard, architect Robert Venturi, composer Samuel Barber, and sculptor Ann Truitt. Leigh’s black-and-white photographs, Campbell’s watercolor and oil paintings, and Kilgo’s essay offer three highly individual interpretations of a similar experience―that of deep personal connection with Ossabaw’s timelessness and beauty.In “Place of the Black Drink Tree” Kilgo’s meditations on the yaupon holly tea used ritually by Ossabaw’s aboriginal inhabitants lead to other thoughts about the island’s natural and human history. Leigh and Campbell's images depict scenes of the contemporary Ossabaw that evoke a landscape as it may have appeared to its Native American, and even its earliest European, inhabitants: deserted beaches strewn with massive pieces of driftwood, palm trees tilting toward the water’s edge, an alligator lounging on the bank of a sandy creek, a flock of seabirds winging across a marsh.

Forest Hills grew out of an experiment--the transformation of 142 undeveloped acres into America's first garden city. From the early renderings of 1909 came a "fairy-book suburb," as Sinclair Lewis wrote, with architecture that was inspired by medieval villages. The success of the community bred development of homes, churches, and businesses on nearby plots. Forest Hills landed the most prestigious tennis tournament in the country. Theodore Roosevelt visited. Helen Keller moved in. Only generations later would the peace shatter when residents viciously protested a historic proposal for public housing.

Nearly forty years after its initial publication, George Lamming's In the Castle of My Skin is considered a classic narrative of the Black colonial experience. This poetic autobiographical novel juxtaposes the undeveloped, unencumbered life of a small Caribbean island with the materialism and anxiety of the twentieth century.Written when Lamming was twenty-three and residing in England, In the Castle of My Skin poignantly chronicles the author's life from his ninth to his nineteenth year. Through the eyes of a young boy the experiences of colonial education, class tensions, and natural disaster are interpreted and reinterpreted, mediated through the presence of the old villagers and friends who leave for the mainland.One of the leading Black writers of the twentieth century, George Lamming is the author of numerous works exploring the colonial experience.

Lace up your boots and sample more than 100 trails in Idaho's vast undeveloped backcountry and wilderness areas. Discover pink granite peaks of the Sawtooth Range, "big tree" country in the Selkirk Mountain rain forest, and Hells Canyon - the deepest gorge in North America. Idaho offers hikers some of the most magnificent and rugged mountain scenery in the Lower 48 as well as peaceful alpine meadows, sparkling lakes, excellent fishing, and the chance to see high-country wildlife. Use this guide for: up-to-date trail information; accurate directions to popular as well as less-traveled trails; difficulty ratings for each hike; detailed trail maps; zero-impact camping trips. Whether you are a day-tripper or long-distance hiker, old hand or novice, you'll find trails suited to every ability and interest throughout Idaho.

This guide to southern Delaware and the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Virginia emphasizes the region's historic towns, scenic back roads, wildlife refuges, parks, undeveloped beaches, and routes for car touring, hiking, and bicycling. Day Trips in Delmarva includes detailed directions, fifty maps, and commentary on local history and natural history.