David Middleton Knihy

Set against the backdrop of Louisiana's unique landscapes, this collection of poems explores profound philosophical and theological themes through personal and regional narratives. The title poem features a mysterious fiddler ascending Driskill Hill, symbolizing the pursuit of artistic expression and the quest for meaning. With a focus on the interplay between existence and aspiration, the poems reflect on the human condition and the power of music to elevate and connect us, bridging the gap between despair and hope.

Set against the backdrop of a dwindling dairy farming tradition in Danby, Vermont, this book offers a poignant glimpse into the Bromley family’s legacy. David Middleton, a renowned nature photographer, documents his four-year experience on the farm, capturing both its stunning visuals and the rich narratives of three generations. Hugh, the 93-year-old patriarch, shares memories from the past, while his son Roger provides insight into modern farming life, filled with humor and charm. The combination of vivid imagery and heartfelt stories brings this unique world to life.

Featuring detailed guidance from a nationally recognized outdoor photographer, this book reveals the best locations in Vermont for capturing stunning photographs. It includes directions, seasonal timing, and specific tips for photographing various subjects, from wildflowers to iconic landmarks. Additionally, practical advice on digital photography makes it an essential resource for tourists looking to enhance their camera skills while exploring Vermont's picturesque landscapes.

Middleton, who conducts outdoor photography workshops and has several books to his credit (e.g., The Nature of America ), follows the calendar in paying homage to the natural beauty of his home state in color photographs of fauna, flora, and landscapes. Brief commentary accompanies the photos. Aptly, the volume is in landscape format. Distributed by W.W. Norton. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Capturing the essence of breathtaking locations can be challenging, as photographs often fall short of the actual experience. This book offers a solution by providing unique mementos that embody the depth and substance of your travels. With a focus on iconic coastlines, vibrant boulevards, and famous landmarks, it serves as a perfect companion for those seeking to preserve their memories in a meaningful way.

Collaboratively produced by the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh and the Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle in Paris, this work combines expertise from two prestigious institutions. It offers insights into botanical studies and natural history, showcasing a rich collection of information and research findings relevant to both fields. The publication is a valuable resource for scholars, enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the intricate relationship between plants and their environments.

There are 130 million lobsters crawling the sea floor of the Gulf of Mian. Over 60 million pounds are brought ashore each year to fill plates around the world.

What's in a name? When a young geologist stumbles across what looks like to most a greyish rock with blue tints, he knows he has something precious on his hands. Although it looks common, as soon as the name 'cobalt' is applied, it suddenly becomes eminently more valuable.

This book "shows you all the tricks and tips for profitable investment using fairy tales and nursery rhymes. The Butcher, the Baker and the Candlestick Maker are perfect mentors for identifying profitable business and buying shares as investmenrts, while Old King Cole is the perfect tale to simplify the benefits of direst investment versus mutual funds, and the Three Little Pigs know all there is to know about building up a property investment portfolio. Investing is made easy with a little fairytale magic." - back cover.