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Explore a world of ancient stone circles, towering dolmens, enigmatic standing stones, and hidden cairns as you walk the rich landscape of Ireland, Scotland, and Brittany’s prehistoric and early medieval past. This book serves as a field guide to breathtaking megalithic sites across the Celtic countryside.
From the windswept Burren to the misty highlands, uncover the stories etched in stone. Marvel at the engineering genius of the farmers who raised portal tombs, the spiritual artistry of Pictsh standing stones, and the mysterious alignments from Beaghmore to Carnac.
This travel guide booklet features:
Over 100 detailed site descriptions
Rich colored photography
Directions, GPS coordinates, and OS Grid References
Historical and archaeological insights
Pictish and Ogham Symbols
Ideal for either solo backpacking or exploring with a group
Nemny and the Night Sky is a heartwarming tale about an enormous caterpillar who is simply too big for the world around him. Struggling to fit in and searching for a sense of belonging, Nemny embarks on a journey to change himself and discovers he was always meant to become something truly remarkable-the Aurora!
With captivating storytelling and enchanting illustrations, this uplifting story reminds readers that the things that make us different are often the things that make us shine.
Perfect for children who have ever felt out of place, Nemny and the Night Sky is a celebration of self-acceptance, transformation, and the beauty of becoming who you were always meant to be.
When the American Civil War engulfed the nation, Thomas B. Hampton and his brothers left their home in the mountains of Grayson County to enlist in the 63rd Virginia Infantry Regiment. As a new Captain of his company, the Southern Hero, Thomas lead them from the defenses of southwestern Virginia to some of the war's most desperate battlefields, including Kanawha, Chickamauga, Resaca, and Bentonville. They endured hunger, disease, exhausting marches, and the ever-present threat of death, while those they left behind struggled on the home front.
For the duration of those dark times, Thomas and his wife, Jestin, sustained one another through a remarkable exchange of letters until the conflict's dramatic conclusion in 1865. Their correspondence chronicles both the horrors of war and fleeting moments of hope. Told in their own words, this is their story of battles, betrayal, loyalty, and a love unbroken that survived time and separation.
Small Beginnings with a Big Dream
The world will always need stories.
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