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A fascinating true story of a cruise through the South Pacific. The author and his wife spent four years on their 37ft Morgan sailboat, fighting the elements in th eopen seas, and making friends with both fellow cruisers and islanders.
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Written for Australians and New Zealanders, this second edition has been completely updated. The book includes both reference chapters on security issues, culture shock, workplace issues for health workers and teachers and other development issues, along with advice about choosin...g an organisation.
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In 1992 Ian, a native New Zealander, was living in London and was seized with the idea of travelling across Mongolia. Despite opposition from friends and family, he went on to become the first Westerner to cross Mongolia alone on horseback. This is his fascinating, sometimes frig...htening and often hilarious story.
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The new international bestseller from Pamela Stephenson
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In the summer of 2002-03, acclaimed writer and historian Tom Griffiths voyaged the Southern Ocean to Antarctica. Interweaves his own diary entries with rich and engaging essays on Antarctic history, science and culture.
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By Hollis, Renee
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The book 'Celebrate African Children' is a result of an international photographic competition designed to celebrate African children and to promote photographers. The best photographs were chosen by a panel of judges, and compiled in the book Celebrate Africa Children. Over 2,00...0 photographs were entered by more than 50 photographers from over 30 Countries.
This book includes African Proverbs from many countries in Africa.
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On the way to an ambush is a series exhibited first at War Photo Limited, Dubrovnik, Croatia in 2008.
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Educational travel and geography related games that teach young readers how to read maps and follow directions.
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The islands of the South Pacific endure as a beacon of both the unfamiliar and the familiar. This book gives readers a birds-eye view of the many island groups that make up this incomparably beautiful area and opens up possibilities for experienced and novice travellers alike.
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Gregory O'Brien is one of he leading New Zealand writers of his generation. In this book he presents an intriguing memoir, a mixture of travel book, autbiographical novel and a meditation on Europe and the Antipodes. "Modernism, the politics of French nuclear testing, swimming, d...rowning and underwater explosions are twined together with the life of a family".
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