Next year sees the 30th anniversary of The Blue Nile's first work together. Four albums - containing a total of just 33 songs - have followed since. Yet scarcity has served only to intensify love for the band's intensely romantic songs.
The Complete History of Scottish Disappointment
Exploring the quest for retirement bliss, this book takes readers on a journey through Costa Rica and Panama, revealing the diverse landscapes and cultures that define these Central American gems. The Browns emphasize that "Paradise" can be found in unexpected places. Additionally, the narrative extends to Chile, offering insights into the unique lifestyle at the southern tip of the world and the remote island of Rapa Nui, enriching the exploration of potential retirement destinations.
Set against the backdrop of the late 1950s to the early 1960s, this memoir chronicles the experiences of a fraternity boy navigating a period of significant cultural upheaval at UC Berkeley. The narrative blends humor and candid reflections, capturing the carefree yet tumultuous spirit of the era. It explores themes of personal growth and societal change, making it relatable to those who experienced this transformative time and intriguing for readers interested in the history of student activism and social movements.
The narrative highlights two distinct tours through Africa: a thrilling safari in Southern Africa featuring wildlife encounters, and an exploration of Egypt's iconic pyramids and ancient temples. These experiences reveal the stark contrasts between the northern and southern regions of the continent, offering a glimpse into Africa's diverse landscapes and rich history. Despite covering only a small portion of the continent, the tours provide valuable insights into its cultural and geographical diversity.
Set against the backdrop of the 1960s in the San Francisco Bay Area, the memoir captures a young man's experiences during a transformative era marked by anti-war protests, race riots, and the cultural upheaval of the sexual revolution. With additional insights from his time in the Peace Corps, the Army, and travels through New York and Europe, the narrative offers a vivid and personal perspective on the iconic events and movements that defined a generation, making it a compelling reflection on coming of age during a tumultuous decade.
The memoir explores the journey of a California native navigating the challenges of starting a television news career in Boston, capturing the unique cultural atmosphere of the East Coast. It also includes vivid accounts of travels across Europe and an adventurous trip to Suriname, offering insights into diverse experiences and personal growth.
Bayern, Germany [pictures and captions]. Offered by Friends of the Greenwood County Library.