Jimmy Buffet, A Pirate Looks at Fifty, auth Jimmy Buffet, pub Random House, NY, first ed 1998.
Travels With Casey, auth Denizet Lewis, pub Simon and Schuster, NY, ed 2014
Ruined by Excess, Perfected by Lack, auth Richard Patton, pub Nottingham Univ. Press, 2011
Backpacking, One Step at a Time, auth Harvey Manning, pub Vintage Books, NY, edition 1985
Weather for the Mariner, auth Rear Admiral William Kotsch, pub Naval Institute Press, 1983
Understanding Weather Fax, auth Mike Harris, pub Sheridan House, NY, 2005
Meteorology Today, an Introduction to Weather, Climate, and the Environment, auth C. Donald Ahrens, pub Brooks/Cole, 2000
Hand Book Binding, A manual of Instruction, auth Aldren A. Watson, pub Dover Publications, NY 1986
The Intellectual Devotional, auth David S. Kidder, Noah D. Oppenheim, pub Rodale, Inc, 2006
1EF Lens Work III, The Eyes of EOS, auth Canon, pub Canon Inc Lens Products Group, 2003
Working with Tile, auth Jim Barrett, pub Creative Homeowner Press, NY, Ed 1984
Shelves And Cabinets, auth Editors of Time/Life Books, pub Time/Life Books
A Field Guide to American Antique Furniture, auth Joseph T. Butler, Illustrated by Ray Skibinski, pub Facts On File, Inc, 1985
Odd Hours, auth Dean Koontz, pub Bantam Books, NY, 2008
NC 12, Gateway to the Outer Banks, auth Dawson Carr, pub University of North Carolina Press, 2016
2Understanding Wood Finishing, auth Bob Flexner, pub Reader’s Digest, 2005
3Encyclopedia of Knots and Ropework, auth Geoffrey Budworth, pub Barnes and Noble, 2002
In Defense of Food, auth Micheal Pollan, pub Penguin Books, NY, 2008
Food Politics, auth Marion Nestle, pub University of California Press, 2003
Building Cabinets, Bookcases, and Shelves, auth Editors of Popular Woodworking, pub Popular Woodworking Books
Complete Book of Tips, Tricks, and Techniques, auth Editors of Popular Woodworking, pub Popular Woodworking Books
1In spite of this book being about Canon lenses, it is an excellent resource for lens construction and specification just in general terms. 236 pgs, Gorgeous photography.
2 This is THE book to read in order to understand finishes. Shellac, varnish, oils, paints, you name it – this book will make you feel that you master the lexicon of finishes in the world (at least up to 2005 technology). It’s a MUST READ for wood refinishers IMO – at least newer ones …
3 This isn’t something you “read”, of course, at least not sequentially, but it can consume a lot of your time if you are into such things …
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