` Only Lady Luck can get a table at Mildreds. It`s one of London`s coolest vegetarian restaurants.`
- Time Out` Who needs meat
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An exciting new cookery book from the popular vegetarian restaurant, Mildreds: The Vegetarian Cookbook has something for everyone. Whether you are a vegetarian, or are trying to cut down on your meat intake, the international influences in these recipes promise variety & flavour. There are also plenty of ideas for how to adapt the dishes quickly by adding meat, to cater for keen omnivores. With easy ingredients & smart, time-saving ideas, each recipe is easy to cook from the comfort of your own home. The dishes are flexible & include ingredients that can be easily sourced, allowing you to make hassle-free & delicious meals. ...

Back in 1947 someone called S.N. Pike
- we know next to nothing about him
- published three little pamphlets, each mapping

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Back in 1947 someone called S.N. Pike
- we know nothing more about him
- published three little pamphlets, each mapping in

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Travel back in time on a journey across Britain`s main-line railways on the eve of nationalisation. The views from the carriage windows are conveyed through finely detailed, h&-drawn maps, each a rich reminder of the linesides bursting with activity in an era of technical progress, glamour & prestige. Speed along the LNER`s racing track from King`s Cross to Newcastle upon Tyne & Edinburgh; from next-door St Pancras through the Peak District to Manchester; from Waterloo to Plymouth (with some pleasant seaside diversions on the way); from Euston through the industrial heartlands of the West Midlands & the north-west to the seaport of Liverpool; & from Paddington along Brunel`s `bowling green` railway to Bristol, Exeter & Penzance. Mile by Mile faithfully reproduces the three original route maps drafted in 1947 by S.N. Pike, & adds a new one for the Great Western Railway to complete its coverage of the so-called ` Big Four` railway firms formed in the aftermath of the First World War. New introductions describe how the ` Big Four` came about, the passengers & goods they conveyed, the key personalities that shaped them
- engineers, managers, even publicists
- & the trains & locomotives that gave each its unique character. Climb aboard, sit back & take a ride to a special period in the history of Britain`s railways.

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The 17 walks in Milestones to Millstones each focus on one mill or more in Oxfordshire & just beyond. The mills & the walks are very varied, such as: windmills on Warwickshire hilltops; or an Archimedes screw using the flow of the river beside an ancient watermill; & a steam mill attracting visitors of all ages. Part of the charm of the book is the explanation of milling idioms that are still in everyday use such as ” Keep your nose to the grindstone” or ” Come to a grinding halt”. All have suggested access points for shorter distances, information about public transport, & a list of teashops, pubs & accommodation. Each walk

Includes:: the relevant section of the Ordnance Survey map & is vividly illustrated throughout, giving archaeological, historical, botanical & local detail.

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One of the titles in a series of topographic maps of popular walking & recreational areas of New Zealand with contours at 20m intervals & relief shading. Perennial snow & ice contours are marked in blue & terrain information

Includes:: cliffs, saddles, moraine, scree, forest, scrub, etc. The maps show tracks & footpaths, with some paths indicating walking distances between marked points. A range of symbols depict campsites, huts, shelters, toilets & parking areas, fuel supplies, places of interest, etc. Latitude & longitude margin ticks are at 1' intervals, & the New Zealand Map Grid is printed over the map. In this title: two of New Zealand

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Milford Track in the Fiordland National Park at 1:55, 000 in a series of contoured & GPS compatible maps from New Topo NZ Ltd, with exceptionally vivid presentation of the terrain, routes clearly highlighted, & symbols to show locations of various facilities. The map is double-sided & highlights the course of the 53.5-km long Milford Track indicting walking & tramping sections. Contour interval is 20m. Maps in the series from New Topo NZ Ltd cover the country ...

Milford Track in the Fiordland National Park on a light, waterproof & tear-resistant, contoured & GPS compatible map at 1:38, 000 in a series from New Topo NZ Ltd, with exceptionally vivid presentation of the terrain, routes clearly highlighted, & symbols to show locations of various facilities. The map highlights the course of the 53.5-km long Milford Track from Lake Te Anau to the Milford Sound, indicting walking & tramping sections. Contour interval is 20m. Maps in the series from New Topo NZ Ltd cover the country’s popular hiking & tramping areas. The maps have contours (20m in most titles
- please confirm in the individual description) enhanced by relief shading, plus colouring and/or graphics to indicate various types of the terrain & vegetation: glaciers, scree, lava flows, shingle, s&, swamps, exotic forest, scrub, native bush, etc. The overprint for the routes distinguishes, as appropriate, between tramping tracks & routes, walking tracks, & waymarked or unmarked trails. Symbols show facilities such huts, campsites, public toilets, viewpoints, car parks, etc. Where useful, the maps also have brief notes about hut reservations. All the titles are GPS compatible, most with a 1-km NZ national grid (GPS users can uses WGS84). To see all the titles in this series please click on the series link.
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Interstate Drive Times & Distances Map (IDT &D) of United States from the Kappa Map Group, showing the country’s interstate highways annotated with distances in miles & driving times. On the reverse is a table showing driving distances between main towns using the interstate routes. Also provided is a separate list of the interstate highways shown on the map & an explanation of their numbering system. The map itself is very simple, but the information on it would come very useful for anyone planning a longer trip across the States, if only to avoid a mistake like the one once made by the writer of this description who innocently planed a day drive equivalent of a London – Edinburgh – Dublin – London round trip! ...