Get out there an explore..
922206
A very fun open world game..  You can hunt animals in this game for skins to upgrade your equipment. You can hand glide down the mountainside to escape bandits or simply just for fun. That is the beauty of this game you can pretty much do whatever you want whenever you want.  You can even drive jeeps but the drive does take some time getting used to.  It is set in one of the most breath taking back drops on the next gen consoles at this time. I recommend this game just to go exploring and discover what the world holds
3042408
This book embraces the wonders of exploration, and makes you want to go outside and find something fun and interesting to discover! My boys really enjoy looking at the very creative illustrations, and make up a different story every time they read it. I also love how the author included a "remembrance" to the Sandy Hook children and teachers, inside the cover.
1204305
Enjoy these type of Books . Get so you allmost feel that you get to know them. Keep up the good work.
3819864
After reading this concise guide to adventure, I wanted to head west and experience it all myself! Rather than something you read once and set aside, you will want to refer to Mr. schecter's guide as you roam the country, although I think I will skip the doll museum; sounds creepy!
2655343
This is a great read for anyone who has ever felt like they just want to pick up and go adventuring. If you want a little escape from the everyday monotony of your routine this book is for you. Through the character and plot development in this book, the reader realizes that anything is possible and you can define your own existence. There are also some good laughs and hilarious antics that ensue on the characters' journeys. This book rekindles the spirit of all the great adventure novels that have come before it and goes a bit further to take a look at the philosophical reasons that such freedom is so appealing to us. Great read!
2228256
I do enjoy a book that invites me along for a fantastical ride and encourages me to pause and reflect on certain elements along the way. Reminds me of pulling over to explore the scenic vistas or historical locations during a cross country drive. Entertainment and learning are not mutually exclusive. Enjoy the adventure!
2789323
A 100+ year old building in a large city. Who wouldn't want to do a little exploring in its confines? It was a fun read which keeps your interest as you explore and find you are going much deeper than you thought possible.
2491557
Sometimes you just want to sit down and enjoy a respite.  This book will do that, while it does capture the attention, you will escape for some time and then walk back to normal life.  I say this in the nicest way as I have learned there are more people out there, like me, that when they pick up a book they can not put it down until it is done.  You will achieve your break and then its over. A good read.
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BEAUTIFUL AND AMAZING SCENERY AND PHOTOGRAPHY. IF YOU ARE THINKING OF SAILING DOWN HERE, ALREADY SAILED DOWN HERE OR IF YOU NEVER WILL ...  EITHER WAY A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR ENTERTAINMENT LIBRARY!!
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.. readjust your instrument and hurtle on to the next bit of the adventure.

On 9 December 2000, Emma Ayres accompanied by Vita (her bicycle) and Aurelia (a three quarter length violin, borrowed from a student) arrived in Hong Kong.  It was the end of a 16,000 kilometre journey that had started in England one Friday many months earlier.  This is a book about a number of different aspects of life: about experiencing and being; about travel and music; about journeying through the past, making choices in the present and choosing possibilities for the future.  Emma structures her memoir around musical keys, and writes of her own musical adventures and loves.

Our lives are full of interrupted cadences, full of moments when the direction is changed.

Interspersed with Emmas descriptions of her journey to Hong Kong are memories of her childhood.  Some memories are more positive than others and, if cycling provides a means of escape and enabling a buffer of distance from the past, then cycling 16,000 kilometres mostly alone provides an opportunity for a very considered introspective analysis.

To move forward, we need to make decisions.  Whether they are right or wrong.

But during her journey, in the present, Emma (mostly) enjoys the different experiences the journey affords.  Being mistaken for a man (Emmett) in Pakistan undoubtedly makes aspects of that part of her journey easier.  In most places, music transcends many barriers, and in some cases even international borders.

Then you are very brave.  This is your courage.

I read this book because Emma Ayres is one of my favourite radio presenters.  For the past few years I have been listening to her breakfast show on ABC Classic FM while I walk for between one and two hours most mornings.  Ive learned a lot about music  yes, even though I cant read it or play an instrument  and have made the acquaintance of many new (to me) composers and pieces of classical music.

Emma Ayres is an accomplished viola player who has recently played with the Afghan Youth Orchestra and the Bombay Chamber Orchestra, about which she made two radio documentaries.

 To share the value of music is the resolve of my life.

Jennifer Cameron-Smith
1276783
It may be short. But it hits the strong points and will make you wanna go out there and find a way and never take no for an answer.
2639607
Fun books, interesting.  When you want to get away and enjoy your day.
4625613
Work with your friends to collect the parts for your ship in order to escape the desert. But, you better hurry before you are buried alive by a sand storm or you run out of water.
3007815
This one will give you something to sit back with and get away for awhile.
Getting away from the real world sometimes is a good thing and you can go here to do it.
603682
Adventure is out there! Fun plot, a little suspense and mystery.
4592398
This book is a great way to learn outdoor navigation.  With the topographical map and grid reader that come with the book, you're ready to get started.  I recommend this book to campers, hunters, hikers - anyone who ventures out into The Great Outdoors. Written in a very conversational tone, "Don't Get Lost' takes you through your lessons painlessly.
2004488
A fun read where the imagination can roam and explore, with a fresh perspective that reveals an author with real passion for his subjects. Climb aboard, open your head, and see the realm of possibilities through new eyes.