David Sharp Boeken

The Loop—or "London Outer Orbital Path"—is a 140-mile walking route around the capital’s periphery that utilizes the network of rural footpaths linking the secret ribbons of greenery that still survive amidst the suburban sprawl. In this guide the route is divided into fifteen sections, each representing a reasonable day’s walking and starting and finishing at locations readily accessible by public transport. Users of the guide will be astonished at the extent and variety of the countryside that still exists within the orbit of this "walker's M25" and at the number of fascinating sites—ancient woodlands, historic buildings and parklands, picturesque villages, rivers, canals, and nature reserves—to which the Loop will lead them.

Six Months Off is a complete guide to planning and taking the break you've been dreaming of, without losing your job or your nest egg, or alienating your family and friends.

In this autobiographical story set in the deep south of the United States during the turbulence of the 1960¿s, Dr. David Sharp recounts the life lessons that sparked the discovery of his own uniqueness, inner beauty, joy, passion and power. From the first understanding of himself as ¿different¿ he allows you inside his journey toward self-acceptance. He shares how he learned to claim who he really is, and shows you the people who helped him find the strength and courage to do so. You will see how truth, wisdom and humor are used not just to survive, but thrive; and how the ability to ¿dance the blues away¿ or ¿laugh, cry, complain and count your blessings at the same time¿ are two of the many heroic responses to life¿s deep pains. The story features Mbase, a long dead ancestor, who reaches through time to become part of the journey. He guides with wit and compassion and offers a reminder of the four powerful words that have echoed in their family through the generations. I¿m a Black Man, Who are You? is a triumph of the human spirit. It will inspire you to look at yourself ¿differently¿ and answer more clearly the grand question life asks¿ WHO ARE YOU?

This book offers a faithful reprint of the original 1899 edition, providing readers with an authentic glimpse into the study of insects from that era. It preserves the historical context and scientific insights of the time, making it a valuable resource for entomology enthusiasts and historians alike. The unchanged format ensures that the original illustrations and text remain intact, reflecting the knowledge and perspectives on insects from over a century ago.

Culturally significant, this work preserves the essence of the original artifact, reflecting its historical importance. It includes original copyright references and library stamps, showcasing its journey through major libraries worldwide. The reproduction aims to stay true to the source, offering readers a glimpse into the knowledge base that has shaped civilization.

This volume offers a detailed exploration of the zoology of the Hawaiian Islands, focusing on the unique fauna found in this region. It is part of a comprehensive series that aims to document the diverse species and ecosystems of Hawaii. As a high-quality reprint of the 1899 original edition, it preserves the historical significance and scientific insights of the time, making it a valuable resource for researchers and enthusiasts interested in the natural history of Hawaii.

Set in the picturesque Dartmoor countryside, the story unfolds around a mysterious 'bog body' that reignites a complex investigation into a murder that occurred two decades prior. As the narrative delves into the past, it intertwines themes of intrigue and the unexpected, revealing how hidden secrets can resurface in the most serene settings.