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  Conan Doyle`s Wide World: Sherlock Holmes and Beyond

  Arthur Conan Doyle was not just the creator of the world`s greatest detective, he was also an intrepid global traveler – and travel writer. His descriptions Read More »
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  Wirral & Chester OS Explorer Map 266 (paper)

  The Wirral and Chester area on a detailed topographic and GPS compatible map No. 266, paper version, from the Ordnance Survey’™s 1:25,000 Explorer series.MOBILE DOWNLOADS: this Read More »
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  Grand Canyon National Park East AZ

  Grand Canyon East, one of two maps from the National Geographic Society at 1:90,000 approx. providing coverage of the entire Grand Canyon. Printed on light, waterproof Read More »
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  Paris in 1887 Wall Map

  Paris in 1887 as mapped by the Service Gรฉographique de l’™Armรฉe and reproduced by its successor as France’™s national survey organization, the Institut Gรฉographique National. Published Read More »
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  The Basel Killings: Police Inspector Peter Hunkeler Investigates

  It is the end of October, the city of Basel is grey and wet. It could be December. It is just after midnight when Police Inspector Read More »
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  Somebody Else: Arthur Rimbaud in Africa, 1880-91

  Rimbaud was the original enfant terrible. A poetic genius, he destroyed all those who attempted to befriend him, most notoriously wrecking the marriage and sanity of Read More »

• Vallees du Pays Toy a Pied – 22 Promenades et Randonnees

  In the heart of the Central Pyrenees, the Toy country is home to exceptional sites: from the legendary Col du Tourmalet, very close, to the majestic Read More »
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  Classic Hikes of North America

  In this beautiful and practical guide, Peter Potterfield has analysed and graded these spectacular wilderness experiences with both beginners and avid hikers in mind. Included is Read More »
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  Pop-up Things That Go!

  A colourful first pop-up book of things that go, perfect for tiny hands.Things that fly, things that zoom and things that float – find all the Read More »
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  The Drifter

  After eight years as a soldier, Peter Ash came home from Iraq and Afghanistan with only one souvenir: what he calls `white static`, a buzzing claustrophobia Read More »