Gardening for Golfers is a book written for golfers, gardeners, or anyone else with a sense of humor.  The main concept of the book is for one to use their golf clubs to maintain their yard, making the yard look nice, while at the same time improving their golf game.  It goes down hill from there.  The book includes some great humorous photos and social commentary whether you like golf or not.  This is a perfect gift book for that golfer you know.  Don't buy one of those boring books to improve the golf swing, they don't work.  At least with this book you all can laugh a little.

Gardening for Golfers

Blair, Peter

Sports & Outdoors

Reference Golf

The Divine Salt

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Autumn House Press

This high quality ‘coffee-table’ style book will take you on a virtual reality tour of Victorian Scotland. Featuring over 220 original antique stereoviews from the author’s collection reproduced actual size, the tour hits all the Victorian tourist hot spots.\nWe learn about Scotland’s often gory history, follow in the royal footsteps of Mary Queen of Scots and Queen Victoria and meet local heroes: from William Wallace and Robert the Bruce to Bill Shankly and Andy Murray. The book concludes with an overview of stereoscopy, the forerunner of today’s virtual reality, which was developed in St Andrews 170 years ago.\nA fold-out Loreo Lite stereoviewer is included, to allow you to visit Scotland in all its three dimensional glory.

Scotland in 3D: A Victorian Virtual Reality Tour through the Stereoscope

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

P3DB Publishing

ARE BISHOPS BIBLICAL? As fissures emerge within the worldwide Anglican communion, the principle and praxis of episcopacy have never been more pertinent. For some Anglicans, bishops are essential for the church. For others, they are something of a necessary evil; baggage from the English Reformation that we might be better off without. These concerns are nothing new. In the seventeenth century, debates surrounding the validity and authority of bishops abounded. Into those debates wrote James Ussher, Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland. Ussher was a remarkable figure: a preeminent historian, biblical scholar and theologian, respected by English Puritans and Irish Jesuits alike. As is often the case with 
such luminaries, various camps have claimed Ussher as their own; whether they be Puritan, high church, or Anglo-Catholic. 
By studying Ussher's ecclesiastical career and his two works on church government, this study assesses Ussher's episcopalian convictions, particularly regarding the validity and authority of bishops. In doing so, it hopes to reintroduce Ussher to the evangelical Anglican world, and demonstrate that episcopacy is not a necessary evil, but a force for good in the church of God.

Biblical Bishops: James Ussher's Defence and Reform of Anglican Polity

Religion & Spirituality

Latimer Trust

Blair's third collection documents the author's experiences living in Thailand. A lyric and insightful collection that explores travel, identity, and memory.

Farang

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