Lifestyle, Hobbies and Leisure Books
Crecy Publishing Wing Leader
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£9.49
Austin Macauley Publishers Angling Around Ireland
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£10.79
Debrett's Limited Guide for the Modern Gentleman
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£27.00
Hallewell Publications Walks Isle of Man
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£5.18
Porter Press International The Michael Turner Collection: Over 50 years of
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£63.00
Corpus Publishing Limited Foundation Fun And Games: Play Your Way To
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£999.99
Dorrigo Favourite West Country Teatime Recipes
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£4.86
SIME Books Puglia: Tra Cielo e Mare - Puglia. Between Land
Book SynopsisIn 240 pages, Puglia: Between Sea and Sky tells the story of Italy''s easternmost region through sumptuous photographs. Taking in the Gargano Peninsula, the Tremiti Islands, the Salento Peninsula with its two seas, the bustling ports along the Adriatic, the tranquility of the Ionian coast, and the art cities of Lecce, Bari, and Taranto, this book is an unforgettable travel experience.
£999.99
Porter Press International GT40 - The autobiography of 1075
Book SynopsisThis sumptuous book tells the story of one of the world?s most important racing cars. Always raced in Gulf?s iconic blue-and- orange colours, this Ford GT40, known by its chassis number ?1075?, won the Le Mans 24 Hours not just once but twice, in 1968 and 1969, and the second victory came after the closest fight ever seen at the finish of this great endurance race. Four other championship wins ? at Brands Hatch, Spa, Watkins Glen and Sebring ? add to this GT40?s distinction as the very best of its breed, driven by ?greats? such as Jacky Ickx, Pedro Rodríguez and Brian Redman. The car?s entire competition life is covered in fascinating detail, together with biographies of its drivers and insights into John Wyer?s crack team that ran it, all supported by a fine collection of period photographs.
£54.00
Octopus Publishing Group One Putt The ultimate guide to perfect putting
Book SynopsisAchieve perfect putting with golf''s best-loved analyst and commentatorAs well as being a great tool for instruction, it''s also a fascinating insight into one of the world''s best putters. Tommy FleetwoodREVISED AND UPDATED!Climb the ladder to achieve one-putts by choosing the right putter, achieving an immaculate set up, reading the greens, acquiring touch and feel and honing your skills through drills with One Putt.This book also includes some stunning photography from Getty''s No.1 golf photographer as well as many shots of today''s leading Pros shot especially for the book.With one of TV''s best-loved golf analysts, Ken Brown''s own analysis and stories from a wealth of experience, this heavily illustrated, easy-to-follow book will make honing this golfing skill easy and entertaining.Trade ReviewThis is the young man most British Pros would choose to have putting for them. But it's not just natural talent that makes this lanky, young player so good; he putts and chips for three hours every day.Ken made an immediate impact on the tour in 1976 with his lethal short game, soon gaining the nickname "One Putt". His putting method was closely examined by all and sundry, including myself. From 6ft 2ins he would origami himself down into a rock solid stance, the only moving part appeared to be the head of his old hickory shafted putter. My practice times with Ken made me a better putter. I still work on his words of wisdom 40 years later and can clearly remember his bemused expression watching someone putt with so many moving parts.Over the years Ken Brown's advice has always came with authority and simplicity. On the putting green at Royal St. Georges before the first round of the Open he reminded me "let your attitude determine your golf, don't let your golf determine your attitude." My name ended up on the Claret Jug. From novice to aspiring major winner, I believe One Putt will work for you.You will hole more putts and understand why by reading this book. Ken takes you step by step up the putting ladder with a simple and easy-to-follow guide, revealing all you need to One Putt. I read it, so should you.I can hardly remember my own journey in golf without Ken Brown. He and I grew up playing Herts Boys' Colts and Herts County teams together through the summers of '74 and '75. He had two hallmarks; his stance and his old hickory relic putter. He had an instantly recognizable popping stroke which made that old thing work masterfully again and again. He has an easy going and affable style; a friend to golf and golfers on all levels and he shares his gift for putting and place in this game here. Thanks, Ken for your friendship and the secrets shared with this book.
£18.99
Gill The Homemade Year Things to Make Do and Eat at
Book SynopsisLilly Higgins is the ultimate modern homemaker. Here she shares over 70 things to make, do and eat at home to welcome every season.With many of us spending more time at home nowadays, finding things to do around the house is something we have grown to appreciate more than ever. Whether it's baking, knitting or finding things to make and do with children, these calm, creative moments will make beautiful memories of a happy home.Here you'll be inspired by ideas for family celebrations, crafts to cosy up your interiors, activities to do with kids and simple ways to welcome the seasons.Reflecting the Irish calendar, from St Brigid's crosses in February to Christmas wreaths in December, The Homemade Year will help you move gently through the months and make everyday moments special.
£21.24
Halsgrove Unusual Pubs by Boot Bike and Boat
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£16.14
Peco Publications & Publicity Ltd Your Guide to Modelling European Railways
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£6.99
Where2walk Publishing The Yorkshire 3 Peaks
Book SynopsisGuide to the Yorkshire 3 Peaks Challenge, the area and other walks beyond the 3 Peaks.Table of Contents1. Map and Listing 2. Foreword 3. Safety and Preparation in the Mountains 4. The One Day Challenge, Route Details 5. 3 Peaks in 3 Days 6. History, Geology and Land Use 7. Not Just for Walkers 8. Beyond the 3 Peaks 9. Code of Conduct 10. Local Accommodation
£12.30
Where2walk Publishing Hills of the Peak District
Book SynopsisA guide book detailing 50 walks to the 75 hill summits of the Peak District.
£12.30
Chris Omar Stuck Pages Vol1 Exposing the Heart of a
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£14.99
Cambridge University Press Seniorland
£24.29
Hodder & Stoughton Staying Power
Book SynopsisA year in the life of the most successful darts player of all timeTrade ReviewTaylor makes a proud argument for the nobility of his sport, recently reborn as a gladiatorial spectacle packed for 9,000-seater arenas and yet still somehow coming from a reassuringly down-to-earth place. * The Times *
£11.69
Cool Places Glamping Getaways: Britain's Most Stylish
Book SynopsisBritain is the spiritual home of glamping, with numerous options for a comfortable and often luxurious overnight stay. You can still enjoy a night in a bell tent or a tipi, and you're spoilt for choice with yurts, shepherds huts and all kinds of weird and wonderful pods and cabins. But you can also spend a night in a cosy gypsy caravan or luxury safari lodge, a firetruck or even a pre-dangled tent high in a tree. Glamping also doesn't just mean campsites, Boutique hotels and other accommodation have added treehouses, shepherds huts and various other options, and glamping is increasingly becoming a stylish alternative to a hotel or B&B, with many places boasting their own kitchens and en-suite facilities.
£17.09
Crecy Publishing Impermanent Ways Special 2: The closed railway
Book SynopsisThe Midland & South Western Junction Railway, better known as the MSWJ was one of three cross-country lines that ran north-south through Southern England. Starting from Cheltenham where it rubbed shoulders with the Midland it passed through the very heart of the Great Western at Swindon and on through Marlborough to reach Andover where for the final few miles there was arrangement with the London & South Western Railway to reach Southampton. Prior to 1923 it might best be described as a cash strapped route although its fortunes finally improved considerably thanks to the involvement of a new general manager (Sir) Sam Fay. Later, under the GWR that company almost seemed to eek its revenge, investing little and seemingly taking little interest in promoting what could well have been a useful through route. The MSWJ finally closed as a through line in 1961 but it lives on here with a wonderful series of images depicting both the last years and its ultimate demise the majority in colour with many published for the first time in book form.
£13.46
Crecy Publishing Steam Around Bristol: Revised Edition
Book SynopsisThe origins of the Great Western Railway lay in the desire of leading merchants in the city of Bristol for a rapid link to London to maintain the role of the city''s port in trade with the Americas in the face of growing competition from Liverpool. The crests of both cities were incorporated into the GWR''s coat of arms. As the railway network expanded throughout the nineteenth century, Bristol became an increasingly important railway centre with the Midland Railway joining the GWR in serving the city and with tracks expanding into the docks and major industrial complexes as a consequence of increasing trade. In this new all colour book, Bristol based railway expert Gerry Nichols explores the great variety of lines and workings in the greater Bristol area that were still active from the 1950s onwards using the superb photographs taken by the late Mark Warburton. The photos are accompanied by detailed captions throughout. Contained within the pages of the book is a veritable feast of steam engines and early diesels, at work on main lines, secondary routes, branches and dock and industrial lines in and around the city. The photos cover that fascinating period in the 1950s and the early 1960s when steam was beginning to be eclipsed by modern traction. The book is an absolute delight not just for Bristolians but also for all who are interested in the city, its hinterland and in the complex network of lines which served it.
£21.21
Crecy Publishing Locomotive Traction 2019 Edition
Book SynopsisLocomotive Traction 2019 is the essential companion for modern traction enthusiasts and for all of those with even a passing interest in the locomotives seen on the network today. For those involved in the industry itself it will provide a handy reference source to remind them of the traction options available from the various leasing firms
£6.95
Crecy Publishing Yellow Trains
Book SynopsisThe ''Yellow Trains'' or to be more accurate, the various measurement and test trains operated by Network Rail are a regular sight to commuters and passengers alike on all parts of the railway system. Operated by Network Rail on behalf of any number of the various companies charged with maintaining the network, their task is to check, assess and monitor the track, bridges and tunnels on both passenger and freight only lines. In the past these checks were done principally by staff on foot, and were naturally limited to the distance it was possible to cover in a set period, or by the visual observation of bridges and tunnels often using an old coach converted for inspection purposes.Today''s high-speed railway demanded something different and as such the various test trains have evolved filled to the roof with the most sophisticated equipment to be found anywhere. Speeding along the lines at up to 125 mph, they will check the alignment of the track and distance to structures, as well as locating defects for general care and maintenance for later attention or, if the defect is serious enough, immediate attention, in which case all following traffic is stopped until a detailed check and if necessary rectification is made.Author Andrew Royle spent many years engaged as a computer technician on a variety of the different test trains and in the course of his travels covered much of the network. His story is both technical and personal, from the purpose of the equipment and how it operates to the trials and tribulations of using it.
£21.25
Dorrigo Favourite Kentish Recipes
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£999.99
Porter Press International Concept Cars of the 1960's: Yesterday's Future
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£40.50
Porter Press International Drivers on Drivers: Motorsport greats on their
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£27.00
Trinorth Ltd Streltsov: A Novel
Book SynopsisLike everybody else at Torpedo Moscow, Vanya loves Eduard Streltsov, the dashing young striker who scores hatfuls of goals. But on the eve of the 1958 World Cup, Streltsov is arrested and Vanya has to reconsider everything. Streltsov is a story of fandom and celebrity, of booze and paranoia, of two men who can only really understand the world.
£11.40
Seed Magazine Seed Volume 5: Celebrating food, craft, travel,
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£10.80
Freya Rothwell-Bodycomb Lemon Feelings Notebook: We Are Greater Series
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£6.75
EI Publishing Co., Ltd Barber Style
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£27.90
Rupa Publications India Pvt Ltd. Driving Holidays in the Himalayas Uttarakhand
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£22.39
SIME Books Calabria: Terra Incognita
£17.00
John Murray Press Why We Run: A Story of Obsession
Book SynopsisEveryone can run. Whether it is a jog around the park on a Sunday morning, or lining up with 40,000 other people at the start of the London Marathon, all it requires is a pair of trainers and the open road. But where does that road lead and why do we run at all? Robin Harvie ran his first marathon after a bet, but it wasn't until he had ventured 6,000 miles into the extreme world of ultra-distance running to the start line of the oldest and toughest footrace on earth, that he found an answer. As a hobby turned into a 120-mile-a-week obsession, so a way out of his daily routine evolved into a journey to discover who he was and what he was really made of.Through the scorching heat of the desert and into the darkest hours of the morning, Why We Run reveals the beating heart of the brutal and profoundly intoxicating experience of running. If you have ever wondered what makes you lace up your trainers, and why you keep coming back for more, this is your story too.Trade ReviewThere is much to enjoy in this erudite, literary memoir * Observer *Where the book truly excels is in its depiction of Harvie's internal landscape. He largely shuns training tips and inspirational advice in favour of a true memoirist's tone, exploring the reasons why he runs - grief, ambition, boredom - with an almost brutal honesty. These passages are as moving as they are illuminating . . . this is a memoir for anyone who has ever dreamed about reaching the outer limits of what they're capable of and, as such, it should be enjoyed by an audience far wider than just those who head home this evening wearing a medal * Independent on Sunday *Harvie writes intricately on how such a limit-busting endeavour (the Sparthalon) made him understand himself, his journey into adulthood and his family * Metro *His journey is undeniably a compelling one * Independent *Harvie tells many more fascinating stories in this vein about everything from the suicidally dedicated marathon monks of Mount Hiel in Japan, whose initiation requires them to run a marathon a day for 100 days, to the danger of modern trainers * Mail on Sunday *Every runner has a story, and Robin Harvie's is one of the most remarkable I've ever encountered. Why We Run is brilliantly written, deeply emotional, raw and honest. Robin scrapes away the superficial dermis and offers a rare glimpse into the mindset and motivation of a long-distance runner * Dean Karnazes, Ultramarathoner and NY Times bestselling author *An astonishing memoir--wholly unlike any other writing about 'running' and 'obsession' that I have encountered. It is both eloquent and rawly emotional--candid to the point of pain, illuminating, and finally very touching. It will make all who read it, who are drawn to running, feel stirrings of true excitement, if just a bit tinged with dread! For Robin Harvie is a 'real' runner--and a 'real' writer, and though competition is not the point, as the memoirist makes clear, in this case he is an uncontested winner.' * Joyce Carol Oates *An intensely personal journey, woven with memoir, philosophy, history and pain, Robin Harvie's debut is by turns compulsive, challenging and ultimately rewarding--a magnificent literary marathon in itself * Philip Hoare *
£9.49
Flame Tree Publishing Gustav Klimt (Art Colouring Book): Make Your Own
Book SynopsisDreaming and relaxing, with the stylish and powerful designs of Gustav Klimt, this beautiful new book will give you many hours of pleasure, and calm. Printed on high quality paper, this new book features 45 powerful Klimt's artworks for you to colour, offering a suggestion of how the original looked as well as key information such as title and date. Klimt is most famous for the Kiss and his Tree of Life, but his art has many depths and varieties. This book will take you on an enjoyable journey where the satisfaction of creating stunning artworks is mixed with rediscovering the joy of colouring. You can use a wide variety of pens: from gel and pencil, to pigment and crayons, from ballpoint and rollerball to highlighters, although it’s best to avoid the heavy felt pens. Each page is perforated near the spine of the book, so you can tear out and frame, or simply place your wonderful creation on the walls of your home, perhaps even send them as a gift to your loved ones. Bring the Ink to life!
£11.87
Baker Publishing Group In His Steps
Book SynopsisThis affordable edition of the classic Christian novel that has inspired generations of Christians to walk as Jesus would is now available in attractive new packaging.
£7.44
First Stone Publishing Dogs In Translation Workbook
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£15.36
Crecy Publishing American Secret Projects 2: Airlifters
Book SynopsisThis book charts the history of the US airlifter from its origins in World War II to today''s transport giants. In doing so, it reveals and describes numerous designs which never saw the light of day, examining the thinking behind them and giving insights into why they did, or did not, succeed. In many ways, this untold story of aviation history reflects both the changing face of conflict and the exercise of geo-political power; it has also had a major bearing on the development of civil aviation. The book has been made possible by the authors being given unprecedented access to major aerospace company archives, uncovering scores of design proposals which have never previously been revealed. It is profusely illustrated, much in full colour, with artwork and three-view drawings extracted from manufacturers'' archives and with photographs of original project models. As well as describing how airlifters were progressively developed to meet ever-more demanding military transport requirements, the book looks at other roles for which they were adapted, from nuclear test-beds to Space-Shuttle carriers. This previously untold story describes over 200 unknown, or little known, designs, and contains over 400 illustrations detailing some of the largest and most incredible aircraft ever conceived.
£23.38
Taylor & Francis Statistics for Sport and Exercise Studies
Book SynopsisStatistics for Sport and Exercise Studies guides the student through the full research process, from selecting the most appropriate statistical procedure, to analysing data, to the presentation of results, illustrating every key step in the process with clear examples, case-studies and data taken from real sport and exercise settings.Every chapter includes a range of features designed to help the student grasp the underlying concepts and relate each statistical procedure to their own research project, including definitions of key terms, practical exercises, worked examples and clear summaries. The book also offers an in-depth and practical guide to using SPSS in sport and exercise research, the most commonly used data analysis software in sport and exercise departments. In addition, a companion website includes more than 100 downloadable data sets and work sheets for use in or out of the classroom, full solutions to exercises contained in the book, plus over 1,300 PoTable of Contents1. Data, Information and Statistics 2. Using this book 3. Descriptive Statistics 4. Standardized scores 5. Probability 6. Data distributions 7. Hypothesis testing 8. Correlation 9. Linear Regression 10. t Tests 11. Analysis of Variances 12. Factorial ANOVA 13. Multivariate ANOVA 14. Nonparametric tests 15. Chi Square 16. Statistical Classification 17. Cluster Analysis 18. Data Reduction using Principal Components Analysis 19. Reliability 20. Statistical Power
£51.29
All Things Writing One Drop At A Time
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£9.99
Miss Teacher Mom Publishing Miss Teacher Mom: (A Miss Teacher Mom Book)
£10.99
Von Krumm Publishing The Headleys: Three Generations of Test
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£16.20
Bonnier Books Ltd Main Character Energy: An Empowering Guide From
Book Synopsis'She's hilarious' - Stylist'A social pioneer' - GlamourYOU ARE THE HERO THAT YOUR STORY NEEDS. I'm Fats/Fatima. I'm a comedian. I make jokes and videos. Sometimes I go on news programmes and tell men with bad tans what life is like for little people. I do this because I am a little person, in case you were wondering. It would be an odd thing to do if I wasn't.My life hasn't always been easy, but through the good and the bad times I've learned a few lessons which have made me fearless - how to be the hero that my story needs. Now, I want to share those lessons with you. So you can be the main character in your life, no matter what your challenges may be.So come on in. My story, like yours, is ready to begin.Love,Fats xTrade Review'A social pioneer' * Glamour *'She's hilarious' * Stylist *
£17.09
Acair 101 Uses of Baler Twine
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£6.78
SilverWood Books Ltd An Ordinary Spectator Returns: Watching Sport
Book Synopsis'An Ordinary Spectator Returns: Watching Sport Again' presents a collection of John Rigg's wide-ranging sports writing over the last six years. The book captures the thrill of watching some of the elite participants of the modern era - Kevin De Bruyne, Alastair Cook, Sonny Bill Williams et al. But it's not all about the star performers. By describing sporting events within their specific communities - baseball in Toronto, shinty in the Scottish Highlands, amateur rugby league in Leeds - the author illustrates sport's inherent capacity to act as a barometer of the society around it. 'An Ordinary Spectator Returns: Watching Sport Again' also includes reflective pieces on sports history as well as significant current sport-related issues. This rich combination of contemporary detail and nostalgic digression - the follow-up to 'An Ordinary Spectator: 50 Years of Watching Sport' (2012) and 'Still An Ordinary Spectator: Five More Years of Watching Sport' (2017) - will be of interest to all those who enjoy watching live sport.
£22.80
First Stone Publishing Braveheart: Motivation and Confidence Training
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£999.99
Ex Libris Press THE OTHER JERSEY BOYS: Lifeguards, laughter,
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£999.99
Eclipse Publishing The Curious Swan
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£11.99
EVERYMAN CHESS Erffnungen Kompakt Grand Prix Angriff
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£15.29
