Southeastern Minnesota is a paddler's dream. Throughout the forested bluff landterrain, called the "Driftless Area", there are botheasy paddling routes as well as challenging, moredifficult streams all offering beautifull scenicviews and a variety of wildlife. Canoeing TheDriftless contains maps and descriptions forover 50 routes covering 600 miles to help you plan your paddling trip.Information such as route length, difficulty, hazards, as well as points ofinterest, the best put-in and take-out accesses and shuttle routes are includedto help in choosing a trip to fit your needs.Also included are "RiverScenes" which have interesting information on history along the routes aswell as some personal, sometimes humorous accounts of trips on the rivers.Canoeing TheDriftless is written for all levels ofpaddlers, from the beginner to the most experienced paddler.For the beginner to intermediate paddler there arethe main routes on the Cannon, Zumbro, and Rootrivers, for the more experienced paddlers the routes on the Bear, Deer,Whitewater, and smaller branches of the Root River and ZumbroRiver provide more challenging runs.

Canoeing The Driftless: A Paddlers Guide for Southeastern Minnesota

Sports & Outdoors

Lind, David

Water Sports

AuthorHouse

The earliest record of skiing is a 2,000-year-old pictograph from Rodoy, Norway. Only in the past 50 years, however, have the greatest advances been made in skiing technology. Now, The Physics of Skiing reveals what really happens when a skier hits the slopes, where the snow is always near the triple point -- the temperature at which the solid, liquid, and vapor phases co-exist.
Dr. Lind explains the surprising phenomena that occur at the triple point. For Instance, why will a downhill racer lose the race if he becomes airborne unnecessarily, while the winning racer pre-jumps drops in the course? And why does the winning slalom racer never skid his skis? These and many more slippery questions are answered in The Physics of Skiing. You will learn why alpine skis are designed differently from cross-country skis, how different types of snow affect one's skiing, and why cross-country skiers who step out of their bindings, then off the track, may fall up to their hips in snow. An historical perspective on the evolution of alpine skiing technique helps the reader grasp the now-universal concept of the carved ski turn and its relation to steered turns. And the book explains, once and for all, why ski instructors are forever telling their students to keep their shoulders perpendicular to the fall line.

The Physics of Skiing: Skiing at the Triple Point

Science & Math

Sanders, Scott P.

Mathematics

Copernicus Books

Note: All Ranks stated are the highest you can achieve.This guide covers HARD mode only (the Hardest).The Walkthrough allows you to EASILY get an S Rank on your 1st (non-practice) play-through of the Main Game with a time of 3:19 Hours while still allowing you to Save 15 Times!A Rank Walkthrough for the Leech Hunter Mini-Game. You'll EASILY complete it in 2 Hours.S Rank Walkthrough for the Main Game Replay with Unlimited Weapons. You'll EASILY complete it in 2:24 Hours.Secrets. This shows you the Bonuses you can unlock & how to unlock them.Enemies. All Enemies in the game are listed with tips on how you should usually kill/avoid them.Weapons. All Weapons in the game are listed with tips on what Enemies they should usually be used on. You'll be told EXACTLY what Weapon & how much Ammo to use on every Enemy & Boss.You'll be told EXACTLY the maximum amount of Hits you can receive from Enemies.Precise inventory management.

Resident Evil Zero Pg: Official Strategy Guide Gc

Humor & Entertainment

Puzzles & Games

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