Mike Church Reihenfolge der Bücher

The narrative explores the life of Gyp, a former miner from south Wales, highlighting his experiences with hard labor and the challenges of alcohol dependency and depression. It delves into the culture of the Valleys, the decline of the coal mining industry, and the impact of toxic masculinity. Gyp also reflects on the role of trade unions and the importance of mental health, offering a poignant look at the struggles faced by working-class men in a changing world.

For RV and outdoor enthusiasts camping in Alaska is the experience of a lifetime. Miles and miles of virtually empty roads thread through towering snow-capped mountains, crystal blue glaciers, and colorful wildflowers. Away from the road there's even more–true wilderness just a short boat or airplane ride from civilization. Traveler's Guide to Alaskan Camping gives you the information you need to experience Alaska's outdoors. The book features almost 500 campgrounds throughout Alaska and also along the roads north in the Yukon Territory and Northern British Columbia, with full campground descriptions, addresses, website addresses, and maps showing exact locations. The book also includes complete coverage of the routes north, including the Alaska Highway, the Cassiar Highway, the Klondike Loop, and the Alaska Marine Highway; RV rental information for renting a camping rig in either Alaska or Canada; and much more.