books about: mountain-finding     books:       Finding Gold in the Desert (Prospecting and Treasure Hunting) (Prospecting and Treasure Hunting)1 review Otto Lynch Primer Publishers, 2008 My father is the author. My father Otto, now passed on, wrote this book in his last years. I am proud he left this book to remember him by. As a youth I went on many gold hunting trips with him and learned as I went along,             Do You Want to Go to the Mountain1 review Thomas Young Theology on Fire Publishing, 2005 Please read. For everyone, Christian or not Everyone especially Christians should read this book. Thomas Young was gifted an experience from God and he put it into a book. The book is a very easy read and I actually read it in a few days. The book is amazing. I highlighted like 25% of the book. The entire book is based on 8 verses but it goes into detail. It shows you the entire attribute of our Savior Jesus Christ and lets you know ...             Finding the Path: A Novel for Parents of Teenagers5 reviews Jeffrey P. Kaplan, Abby Lederman Hawk Mountain Pr, 2002 " Must read" for parents of teens! Finding the Path is a powerful parenting tool. It is different from other parenting books in that it conveys invaluable parenting lessons through an enjoyable and interesting story. The most valuable lesson for me was the impact that my actions have on my teen's behavior.I found the appendices to be a helpful summary of the lessons that were intertwined throughout the story. They alone were worth ...             Blue Ridge Music Trails: Finding a Place in the Circle1 review Fred C. Fussell The University of North Carolina Press, 2003 A Good Take on Music of the Blue Ridge I'll begin by saying I'm probably biased in favor of this book right from the start. (My name's in there!) I've known that this project was in the works for some time, although I didn't know what the outcome would be. I got my copy a few days ago and was thoroughly impressed. The book is broken down by regions, all of which follow the Blue Ridge Parkway through North Carolina and Virginia. ...             House of Glory: Finding Personal Meaning in the Temple3 reviews S. Michael Wilcox Shadow Mountain, 1995 Wonderful Insight and Answers I'm not sure how long I've had this book. I'm not even sure how it came to be in my possession. But it is the most meaningful book I have on the purposes of the temple and how to gain more from temple ordinances. Brother Wilcox has assembled a thorough collection of quotes and personal anecdotes that bring his points home in such an understandable and motivating way. Particularly interesting ...             Boat Navigation for the Rest of Us: Finding Your Way By Eye and Electronics2 reviews Bill Brogdon International Marine/Ragged Mountain Press, 2001 A really practical guide to navigating in small boats I have read or skimmed dozens of works on navigation. I have also navigated a variety of small boats along the coasts of Nova Scotia. None of the other books provided the degree of realistic and practical advice that this one does. It takes a pragmatic view that the typical small boat operator will use visual navigation where possible, backed up by judicious use of GPS/Loran and/or radar. In ...             The Bear Went Over the Mountain - Finding America. Finding Myself.4 reviews Carll Tucker Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., 2008 A tour of the country, of our presidents and vice-presidents, and through Tucker's life Carll Tucker was going through the kind of restlessness that many people feel in their 40s and 50s. During mine, I went and got an MBA from the University of Michigan. Tucker's approach was much less conventional. He decided to get a motor home and head out on the road for nine months visiting the graves of all the Presidents and Vice-Presidents. The Vice-Presidents is the especially cool ...             Wake Up to a Happier Life: Finding Joy in the Work You Do Every Day4 reviews Amanda Dickson Shadow Mountain, 2007 I loved this book I want an Amanda Dickson doll to take around with me. I would put her in my shirt pocket. I would take her out and pull a string to hear her fresh, vibrant wisdom. She has a view on life that just works - no matter what the struggles you might be facing. Viewing any challenge from the right perspective makes the ordeal much easier, she provides some practical tips and guidance to help ...             Finding Magic Mountain: Life with Five Glorious Kids and a Rogue Gene Called FOP8 reviews Carol Zapata-Whelan Da Capo Press, 2006 Wonderfully written, heartfelt, humorous Carol is a wonderful writer who tells an inspiring tale about her family's incredible journey through a relatively unknown disease. Her words are encouraging. If you've ever dealt with a chronically ill child or need help in triumphing over adversity, you'll love this book!             Big Enough; Finding Faith that Moves Mountains4 reviews Ben Glenn Chalkguy Publishing, 1999 Impressed! I read all sorts of material from both secular and Christian authors, I rarely am impressed. Ben's book was the exception. His series of life stories puctuated with diverse "pearls of wisdom" made for a nice, clear read that was simple yet thought provoking. Who would have known it was written by an artist with dyslexia? Nice job.             Edible Wild Plants and Herbs: A Pocket Guide2 reviews Alan M. Cvancara International Marine/Ragged Mountain Press, 2001 Surviving Anywhere This book will fit nice and neatly in any backpack. It's a must if your traveling through these areas listed in the book. It goes through what plants or parts of trees you can eat, how to cook them, in different nature settings (woods, tundra, seashore). It also teaches about poisonous plants and a chapter on how to find water then purify it. Very intesting and informational book.             Kissing a Frog: Four Steps to Finding Comfort Outside Your Comfort Zone1 review Sharlene Hawkes Shadow Mountain, 2002 Kissing Away Life's Little Frogs of Complacency A tour-de-force in the self-help genre, Sharlene Hawkes' new book, "Kissing A Frog: Four Steps To Finding Comfort Outside Your Comfort Zone" draws on eternal principles to inspire readers to re-examine their comfortable lives and set new goals for self improvement. In an America becoming increasingly complacent with diets and exercise, dysfunctional families and career dead-ends, Sharlene ...             Quail Hunting in America: Tactics for Finding and Taking Bobwhite, Valley, Gambel, Mountain, Scaled, and ...1 review Thomas E. Huggler Stackpole Books, 1987 Quail Hunting in America This is an excellent book with many practical applications and advice. I recommend it.             Finding Your Life's Calling: Spiritual Dimensions of Vocational Choice1 review Gregory C. Bogart Dawn Mountain Press, 1995 A book for everyone's interested to be happy I enjoyed very much this book for it is profound. I enjoyed reading his personal story in finding his own calling. I invite everyone to take the time to search for their calling. Eva Jeannine Meloche Soul Purpose, Career & Retirement Coach www.womenlivingsoulfully.com             Beauty and the Priest: Finding God in the New Age4 reviews Patrick McNamara Ozark Mountain Publishing (AR), 1997 Love is the bridge between Christianity and the New Age I am one of the many people who meditates and prays for the reconciliation of Christianity and the proponents of the New Age. When I found 'Beauty and the Priest' by Patrick McNamara, I knew that there was real progress being made in this unfortunate schism. Reverend Patrick McNamara, a former Catholic priest simply seeks the Love of God, something he names Beauty, in every thing and every ...             Finding Faultin California: An Earthquake Tourist's Guide3 reviews Susan Elizabeth Hough Mountain Press Publishing Company, 2004 An unusual survey peppered with black and white photos California has plenty of seismic faults which are responsible for creating the state's diverse geological landscapes, and Susan Hough serves as your travel guide to finding these faults in Finding Fault In California. This is perfect for any who would tour the state with geology or faults in mind: chapters provide background earthquake and activity history, maps to pinpoint specific locations, ...             The Lost Explorer : Finding Mallory On Mount Everest22 reviews Conrad Anker, David Roberts Simon & Schuster, 1999 Concise and fascinating This is an interesting, concise account of the 1999 discovery of George Mallory, possibly the first to climb Mt. Everest. In 1924 Everest veteran Mallory and his promising junior partner Andrew Irvine famously disappeared some 1000 feet below the summit. Did they reach it before they perished, 29 years before Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay? In 1999, Conrad Anker of the Mallory and Irvine ...             Waterfalls & Cascades of the Smokies: A Guide to Finding & Enjoying 30 Waterfalls of the Great Smoky Mountain ...1 review David Morris, Charles Maynard, ... Panther Press (TN), 1992 Informative This is one of the most informative books available for someone wanting to know about the waterfalls of the Smokies. It breaks down each waterfall by location. It has detailed maps and what to expect on the trail. 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