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A novel about not just exploring the country or enjoying the food, but being French from the inside.

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Dinah Priestleys rollicking account of driving overland in an clapped-out ex-army truck, all the way from NZ to London

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First published in 1926, this is the fascinating account of plant-hunter and explorer Frank Kingdon Ward's most important epedition. Kenneth Cox, Kenneth Storm, Jr., and Ian Baker have spent the last fifteen years retracing Ward's route.

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An anthology of travellers accounts of thirty-eight of the worlds most fascinating cities, from ancient times to the present

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Join Sequoia in this inspiring autobiographical adventure of her courageous trek as she leaves behind the safe, familiar surroundings of her home and travels across continents to a remote corner of the planet to "respect the mountain and the climbers who came before" her.

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A collection of classic travel writing from great authors and adventurers, including Life on the Mississippi by Mark Twain, The Road to Oxiana by Robert Byron, In Morocco by Edith Wharton, The Worst Journey in the World by Apsley Cherry-Garrard and A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains by Isabella Bird.

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Matagouri And Other Pricks will take you from Tibet to Antarctica; to Nepal with Sir Edmund Hillary; and to New York, Washington and the White House in the aftermath of 9/11. It includes the thrills and spills of a nursing profession; the excitment of launching a new career as a writer and publisher and the challenges of running a guiding business.

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On this hilarious journey with Jackie and her husband we learn about the day to day reality and challenges of life on the road, top campsites, special spots, how to cope with mozzies and condensation, and what the traveller community is really like.

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From a travel writer and dark sky advocate, a profound and beautifully written exploration of our connection with the night sky, and what we stand to lose when we lose darkness

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A second take of the very best of Will Self's columns for the Independent on the oddities of place, with Ralph Steadman's trademark illustrations.

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Discover Monocle's favorite places to stay, eat, shop, and visit across Spain.

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Monocle heads north in this celebration of all things Nordic.

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A captivating compendium of rare and exquisite first-hand records of ocean voyages around the world and in different ages, providing a fascinating insight into exploration and adventure at sea.

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A fast-paced account of the year Parkes spent transforming a 676-pound bale of fleece into saleable yarn, and the people and vanishing industry she discovered along the way.

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This republishes Mark Twain's Australian travel writing, in which he recounts his impressions of Sydney and his view of Australian history. Includes introduction from Don Watson.

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Travel around the world to some of the most spiritual places on the planet with a collection of star authors including Michael Ondaatje, Alexander McCall Smith and Andrew Motion

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Follow Peter Millar on a journey in the heart of Cold War Europe, from the carousing bars of 1970s Fleet Street to the East Berlin corner pub with its eclectic cast of characters who embodied the reality of living on the wrong side of the wall.

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533 days in the life of a great writer, reflecting on his immediate surroundings on the island of Menorca, on literature, global affairs and his place in the universe.

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Near Mount Etna in Sicily lies Casa Cuseni, the home which Daphne Phelps was astonished to find she had inherited in 1947. At the age of 34, with barely any Italian, and little money, she had to overcome financial difficulties but local authorities and a house staff who initially felt no loyalty to the new Signorina.

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A remarkable combination of memoir, history and travel.