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Bushell's Best Bits - Everything You Needed To Know About The World's Craziest Sports
Annotation Famed for trying out a dazzling array of extreme sports as part of his weekend sport bulletin, few people are better placed than Mike Bushell to explain how, when, where and why you might consider joining the ranks of some of the world's most dedicated practitioners of activities with a high level of inherent danger. In this book, Mike describes everything you never knew you needed to know about shin kicking, elephant polo, worm charming, real tennis, swamp soccer, roller hockey and a whole raft of other wacky and bizarre sports.
Don't Let Me Go
THE SECOND NOVEL IN THE BESTSELLING No Child of Mine TRILOGY *Books one and three - No Child of Mine and You Said Forever - are available to buy in paperback and ebook NOW* Charlotte Nicholls has a secret that haunts her. She and three-year-old Chloe have left their home and friends, and are now building a new life for themselves elsewhere. All Charlotte wants to do is to forget the past, to blot out what went before, and to look only to the future. At last she and Chloe feel safe. Then, suddenly, their nightmare returns, and Charlotte finds she has no power to prevent what comes next . . .
A Day on the Bay
Bert and Anthea Smith capture the color and charm of Chesapeake beach resorts, the legendary steamships that served them, and the beauty and recreation that give the "Land of Pleasant Living" its identity.
The Junkins Family
Chiefly descendants of Robert Junkins who was born about 1621 in Scotland. He was " ... taken as a prisoner of war at the battle of Dunbar, September 1650, sent to Boston, Massachusetts as a prisoner and arrived about January 1650-51. Was bound out to a party in Dover, New Hampshire and there served his time, near seven years."--P. 1. "He was married prior to 1670 to Sarah, daughter of John Smyth, of Cape Neddick, she was born 1645."--P. 3. Records show that Robert was a resident of York in the province of Maine as early as 1661. [Robert] died late in November or early in December 1699."--P. 3. Sarah Judkins " ... died 20 March 1718 at the Judkins House, death recorded at York, place of burial not known."--P. 5. Descendants and relatives lived in Maine, Massachusetts, New York, Ohio, California, Washington, Illinois, Kentucky, Vermont, Iowa, Kansas, Rhode Island and elsewhere.
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The New England Historical and Genealogical Register
Beginning in 1924, Proceedings are incorporated into the Apr. number.
Down the Ocean
In this companion to his book Greetings from Baltimore, Bert Smith takes us on a tour of summers past in Ocean City, Maryland, and the nearby Delaware beaches, where vacationers have been going for more than a century to find sun, surf, and souvenirs. Down the Ocean offers a wonderful selection of charming postcard scenes of the early days of these resort towns, when visitors held tight to safety lines and bravely entered the water dressed in heavy woolen bathing suits. It also takes us through the decades that followed, when automobiles and the Chesapeake Bay Bridge made jaunts to the ocean more convenient and brought changes that transformed the mid-Atlantic coast. Accompanied by Bert Smit...
