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Spellbinders Die D-Lites cut, emboss and stencil with a single die template. A fabulous travel themed set that can be included in any of your cards, scrapbook pages, ATCs, mixed media, pocket scrapbooking and more! Approximate Size(s): Compass: 1.50 x 1.50 in Globe: 1.30 x 1.80 in Arrow: 0.35 x 1.85 in Adventure: 1.90 x 0.55 in Camera: 1.10 x 0.75 in Perfect for scrapbook pages, cards and mixed media projects. S2-201 SBS2-201 SBS2-201 MPN S2-201
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Subject Heading Description 1: HISTORY / General Subject Heading Description 2: EAN: 9781146721882 ISBN-10: 1146721889 Publisher Imprint: Nabu Press Publication Date: 032010 Contributor 1: Anonymous Title: Poems of Places: Switzerland Binding Type: PF Content Language Code: ENG Pages: 0290 Description: Discover the captivating world of Poems of Places: Switzerland, a HISTORY / General that falls under the category. This PF-formatted gem, contributed by Anonymous and published by Nabu Press, promises an immersive experience for readers. With 0290 pages of engaging content, Poems of Places: Switzerland explores. The ENG language adds a unique flavor to the narrative, making it accessible to a wide audience.
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Get back to nature and explore sites unspoilt by humankind with the latest addition to the Inspired Traveller's Guide series. We humans don't just love wild places. We need them; we need their scale, their breath, their drama and enigma. Wild places can be a balm and a solace; an escape or a returning; a best friend; an inner cleanse. And they can remind us of our unimportance in the world. Travel writer Sarah Baxter presents 25 untameable natural wonders that reveal the curious story of our wild planet and why we need to protect it. Despite all the advances of human civilisation, we've yet to come up with anything to rival the majesty of Lapland's snow-capped mountain summits, the haunting song of humpback whales in a Namibian paradise or the epic sculptural forms of Utah's vast Canyonlands. Escape to each of these unforgettable sites and more with Wild Places, an insightful and stunningly illustrated guide to all Mother Nature has to offer. Discover spectacular and little-known gems with visits to... Great Dismal Swamp, USA Canyonlands, USA Great Bear Rainforest, Canada Cenotes, Mexico Galapagos Islands, Ecuador Kaieteur Falls, Guyana South Georgia, Atlantic Ocean Ennerdale, England Strumble Head, Wales St Kilda, Scotland Camargue, France Sapmi, Lapland, Sweden Green Belt, Germany Wadden Sea, Netherlands Stromboli, Italy Las Medulas, Spain Coa Valley, Portugal Skeleton Coast, Namibia Erg Chigaga, Morocco Kinabatangan, Malaysia Mount Siguniang, China Raja Ampat, Indonesia Gangkar Puensum, Bhutan Wilpena Pound, Australia Wahipounamu, New Zealand This is the perfect title for anyone who is fascinated by the marvels of the natural world. About the author Sarah Baxter is a writer, book author and editor specialising in travel, adventure, history and the great outdoors. In the name of exploration, she's climbed Kilimanjaro, snorkelled with killer whales, eaten sheep's brain, walked on the wings of a bi-plane, descended into an Icelandic volcano, learned to salsa in Barcelona and much, much more. Formerly deputy editor at Wanderlust travel magazine, she now writes for a range of outlets including The Telegraph, The Independent, iPaper, Wanderlust, Sunday Times Travel magazine, Country Walking and others. She has also authored many books, including A History of the World in 500 Walks, The Inspired Traveller's Guide to Spiritual Places and Lonely Planet's Where to Go When.
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Wander off the beaten track to uncover the world's most secret destinations through insightful text and beautiful hand-drawn illustrations: discover an ancient gateway to the Mayan underworld, a mysterious underwater monument sunken off the Ryukyu Islands in Japan or a prehistoric village covered for centuries by a huge sand dune in the Orkney Islands. In Inspired Traveller's Guides: Hidden Places travel journalist Sarah Baxter's evocative words instantly transport you to 25 of the world's most obscured places. From remote locations that visitors must trek and wade just to catch a glimpse of, to forgotten cities only recently revealed and places purposefully hidden as sanctuaries from persecution, each destination has a very human story at its heart. Featured locations: Tyneham, Dorset, England Skara Brae, Orkney, Scotland Menlo Castle, Galway, Ireland Ladby Ship, Kerteminde, Denmark Our Dear Lord in the Attic, Amsterdam, Netherlands Montsegur, France Kaisertal, Austria Black Forest, Germany Rok Runestone, OEdeshoeg, Sweden Villa of Tiberius, Sperlonga, Italy Bulnes, Cabrales, Spain Lalibela, Ethiopia Great Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Turpan Oasis, Turpan, China Phnom Kulen, Siem Reap Province, Cambodia Yonaguni, Yaeyama Islands, Japan Mount Borradaile, Arnhem Land, Australia Curio Bay, Southland, New Zealand Spirit Island, Alberta, Canada The Green Mill, Chicago, USA Havasu Canyon, Arizona, USA Plymouth Church of the Pilgrims, New York, USA Actun Tunichil, Belize Choquequirao, Peru El Mirador, El Peten, Guatemala Savour a moment to delight in the serenity and seclusion of the secret escapes collected in this beautifully illustrated guide, full of surprise, wonder and sights otherwise unseen. About the author Sarah Baxter is a writer, book author and editor specialising in travel, adventure, history and the great outdoors. In the name of exploration, she's climbed Kilimanjaro, snorkelled with killer whales, eaten sheep's brain, walked on the wings of a bi-plane, descended into an Icelandic volcano, learned to salsa in Barcelona and much, much more. Formerly deputy editor at Wanderlust travel magazine, she now writes for a range of outlets including The Telegraph, The Independent, iPaper, Wanderlust, Sunday Times Travel magazine, Country Walking and others. She has also authored many books, including A History of the World in 500 Walks, The Inspired Traveller's Guide to Spiritual Places and Lonely Planet's Where to Go When.
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Subject Heading Description 1: HISTORY / General Subject Heading Description 2: EAN: 9781146721882 ISBN-10: 1146721889 Publisher Imprint: Nabu Press Publication Date: 032010 Contributor 1: Anonymous Title: Poems of Places: Switzerland Binding Type: PF Content Language Code: ENG Pages: 0290 Description: Discover the captivating world of Poems of Places: Switzerland, a HISTORY / General that falls under the category. This PF-formatted gem, contributed by Anonymous and published by Nabu Press, promises an immersive experience for readers. With 0290 pages of engaging content, Poems of Places: Switzerland explores. The ENG language adds a unique flavor to the narrative, making it accessible to a wide audience.
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To help plants grow bigger, you can ensure they receive adequate sunlight, water, and nutrients. Make sure they are planted in nutrient-rich soil and consider using fertilizer to provide additional nutrients. Regularly water the plants, but be careful not to overwater as this can lead to root rot. Pruning and trimming can also help promote growth by encouraging new growth and preventing overcrowding.
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The chicken only stands in one place because it is comfortable and feels safe in that spot. Chickens are known to have a preferred spot where they feel secure and can keep an eye on their surroundings. Additionally, they may be standing in that spot to rest, sunbathe, or simply because they have found a good source of food or water nearby. Overall, the chicken's decision to stand in one place is likely based on its instincts and the environment it is in.
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To determine the interest rate p by trial and error to one decimal place, you can start by selecting a reasonable range for the interest rate based on the context of the problem. Then, choose a starting value within that range and calculate the corresponding value of the function you are trying to optimize (e.g., future value of an investment). If the calculated value is not close to the desired result, adjust the interest rate up or down by a small increment and recalculate until you find the interest rate that gives you the desired outcome to one decimal place. This iterative process of trial and error can help you approximate the interest rate p accurately.
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Is it possible to place the undercounter unit instead of drilling it?
Yes, it is possible to place an undercounter unit without drilling it. Some undercounter units are designed to be freestanding or placed on top of a countertop, eliminating the need for drilling. However, it is important to ensure that the unit is stable and secure in its placement to prevent any accidents or damage. Additionally, make sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions for proper installation and placement of the undercounter unit.
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Has my face become narrower since I started wearing braces?
It is possible that your face may appear narrower since you started wearing braces, especially if your teeth are shifting and realigning as a result of the treatment. As your teeth move into their correct positions, it can affect the overall shape and structure of your face. However, it is important to consult with your orthodontist to understand the specific changes happening in your mouth and how they may be impacting your facial appearance.
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Why are all the school tests taking place in May, when the weather is so nice and nobody feels like studying anymore?
School tests are often scheduled for May because it marks the end of the academic year and allows teachers to assess students' understanding of the material covered throughout the year. Additionally, May is typically before the start of summer break, providing enough time for teachers to grade the tests and for students to receive feedback before the end of the school year. While the nice weather and end-of-year excitement may make it challenging to focus on studying, the timing of the tests allows for a comprehensive evaluation of students' progress before the school year concludes.
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The best place to find a retro game console with a large collection of games would be at specialty retro gaming stores or online marketplaces such as eBay or Etsy. These stores often have a wide selection of consoles and games from various eras, making it easier to find what you are looking for. Additionally, you can also check out local flea markets, garage sales, or thrift stores for hidden gems at a lower price.
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Yes, you can take cuttings from climbing roses to propagate new plants. Climbing plants that grow quickly without damaging the wall include Clematis, Honeysuckle, and Wisteria. These plants have twining or clinging stems that can easily attach to a support structure without causing harm to the wall.
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I'm sorry to hear about your cucumber plants. There are several factors that could be causing them to die, such as overwatering, underwatering, pests, or diseases. I recommend checking the soil moisture level, inspecting the plants for any signs of pests or diseases, and making sure they are getting enough sunlight. If you need further assistance, feel free to provide more details so I can help you troubleshoot the issue.
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Do the three question marks follow in remote places?
No, the three question marks do not follow in remote places. They are typically used in written language to indicate a question or to express disbelief or confusion. The use of question marks is not limited to any specific location and can be found in written communication across various languages and cultures.