Nature, Regional
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Calabasas City Walk
Discovering Sights Unseen by Devendra Mishra
DISCOVERING THE SIGHTS UNSEEN IN THE CITY OF CALABASAS, CA. The author created this photo book after being inspired by a slower pace of life brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic during 2020-2023. Walking daily with his beloved wife around the city...
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John Henry's Guide to Backcountry Adventure in Cathedral Park
The Essential Guide to Backcountry Camping, Alpine Hiking and Mountain Goat Viewing in Cathedral Lakes Provincial Park B.C. by John Henry
If you're planning a visit to Cathedral Park in B.C., chances are you already know of its rich biodiversity, breathtaking alpine vistas, and clear, cold lakes. But whether you’re a seasoned outdoorsperson familiar with the area or a beginner...
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Canada Through My Eyes
A Journey of Stories, Pictures, and Poems by Martin Groenewoud
Through photo’s, short poems and short personal stories the Author, Martin Groenewoud (Martin), expresses his admiration and his love for this great country called Canada. His personal feelings and thoughts written down reflect his emotional bond...
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Secret Destinations
A Journey Only You Can Take by Diana M. Mohrsen
How much of the world do we miss when we focus on the destination rather than the journey? As Diana Mohrsen sets out on an eight-day solo road-trip through parts of British Columbia and Alberta, she makes a conscious effort to be in the moment—to...
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Briar Cottage
Summers in a Town called Gimli by Joe Mackintosh
The story is a memoir. It’s a slice of history—the story of Gimli, Manitoba—come to life. There’s the mystique of rail travel; there’s rafting on the pond; there’s swimming at the harbour. There’s dancing to the Men of Note. There are bonfires...
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Return of the Wild
by Daniel Hance Page
RETURN OF THE WILD is a story of people who journey to the Parry Sound, Muskoka and Algonquin Park regions where the wilderness takes some visitors to itself and reveals life beyond their wildest hopes and dreams. The spiritual presence in the...
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Eagle Cap Wilderness Plant Guide
by Ed Teel and Mary Teel
The Eagle Cap Wilderness area, located in the Wallowa Mountains of northeastern Oregon, consists of 360,000 acres filled with amazing landscapes, natural beauty, and a dazzling array of plants and wildflowers. The Eagle Cap Wilderness Plant Guide...
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