Paul Hersey Bücher

New Zealand's Great Walks are truly world class. In a country blessed with hundreds of spectacular tracks to choose from, these are considered the best of the best. They pass through some of our most breathtaking landscapes - including golden sand beaches, ancient rainforests and high mountains. New Zealand's Great Walks- The Complete Guide is the only handbook anyone will need to experience these outdoor adventures. Each of the walks (and one river journey) is presented in a clear, user-friendly way, including- - An overview and highlights - Planning notes - Track description - Points of interest - Other things to do in the area Also included in the book is- - A brief history of the Great Walks - Conservation information - Notes on how to prepare for your trip - Useful websites and resources Authored by expert outdoor enthusiasts Paul and Shelley Hersey and fully illustrated with maps and stunning photography, New Zealand's Great Walks is the guide no keen adventurer can do without!

The narrative explores themes of loss and emotional emptiness, centered around the protagonist's complex relationship with the color blue, once a symbol of joy, now associated with pain and coldness. The story unfolds through a lens of falling and deception, reflecting on how these experiences shape the character's perception of their inner turmoil. The vivid imagery evokes a haunting atmosphere, highlighting the struggle between past memories and present feelings.

Monograph on the behavioural sciences approach to personnel management - covers managerial skills, motivation, leadership, job enrichment, group dynamics, behavioural change, etc. Bibliography pp. 321 to 351, graphs and references.

128 pages Contents; Managing People; Leadership styles; Assessing the situation; Selecting Approriate Styles; Taking charge; Growing Winners; Solving Performance Problems;

"A schoolgirl races from class to join a weekend trip to the hills. A mountaineering guide recalls his first weeks on the job during the 1920s. A young climber is shown the best route over the Main Divide by a big bull thar. A climbing party is bombarded by falling rock when Ruapehu suddenly erupts. A mountaineer pays tribute to the Maori guides from South Westland, while a fighter pilot tries to recapture an ascent of the Minarets from his tent in Nigeria during World War II. From the Durrans of Fiordland to Denali in Alaska, New Zealand climbers, both experienced and recreational have captured their alpine experience in letters, journals, articles, memoirs, poems and novels. Drawing on 150 years of published and unpublished material, Laurence Fearnley and Paul Hersey, two top contemporary authors, have compiled a wide-ranging, fascinating and moving glimpse into New Zealand's mountaineering culture and the people who write about it"--Jacket.