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Golf at the Water's Edge
An irresistible celebration of the seaside links of Scotland, with charming watercolor illustrations and a lively text. Golf had its origins in Scotland, and that country's beautiful but daunting terrain make the game very different from the cushy version played elsewhere. In Scotland golfers battle not only the willfulness of the ball but also the elements--sandy grounds with bristly gorse, unpredictable winds, and ocean-sized water hazards. Golf at the Water's Edge offers a delightful anecdotal history and tour of Scotland's seaside courses, divided into five regions: East Lothian, West Scotland, Fife, the North East, and the Highlands. Within each region are sections devoted to some of the most revered links in the world--among them, Turnberry, Royal Troon, Carnoustie, Royal Dornoch, and of course, St. Andrews. Lovely watercolor illustrations accompany each course, complemented by a labeled course plan. The book closes with an appendix of information for the traveler, including addresses, phone/fax numbers, months and hours of operation, and unusual course rules.
Vinny Goes to Delaware
"Vinny Goes To Delaware" is the first in a series of books designed to educate children about the fifty states. It provides alternative languages and elementary facts concerning the state of Delaware at a level which a three to eight year old child can easily understand and enjoy. In addition, there is a page dedicated to parents and provides historical and geographical information pertinent to the state. Most children between the ages of three to eight will find "Vinny Goes To Delaware" entertaining, educational and will want to read it over and over.
Temple in Vintage Postcards
Founded in 1881 by the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway Company, Temple, Texas became a railroad town overnight. The company purchased 181 acres and then auctioned off parcels to prospective buyers interested in providing services for railroad equipment and passengers. Though early on Temple had several unfortunate nicknamesMudville, Tanglefoot, and Ratsvilleit soon shed its image as a muddy, rat-infested land, became a major junction for four railway lines, and offered a land of opportunity for commerce. The railway would bring flattering new nicknames like Progressive Temple and Prairie Queen as well as a chance to be part of the American Dream.
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Laffirmations
This rich collection of quotes delivers 52 weeks of ideas to strengthen your sense of humor. Each day of the year includes a thought-provoking quotation or question designed to help readers discover where humor already exists in their lives and where they need to add a dash. Includes quotes by Bill Cosby, Lily Tomlin, Jerry Seinfeld and many others.
