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Covering over 800 miles of navigable inland rivers from Lake Michigan to Kentucky Lake, this book guides cruisers through America's heartland. In eleven regional chapters, Capt. Rick Rhodes explores the entire navigable sections of the Chicago, Calumet, Des Plaines, and Illinois rivers, as well as parts of the Mississippi, Ohio, Cumberland, and Tennessee. Topics specific to inland cruising, such as negotiating floods safely and sharing rivers with commercial traffic, are addressed here. Also, by featuring numerous historical anecdotes and other river lore, Cruising Guide from Lake Michigan to Kentucky Lake gives insight into the region's past along with current restaurant and entertainment options.Like all of Pelican's cruising guide series, this book contains up-to-date and thoroughly researched information about the area, including: ï¿1/2 5 NOAA chart excerptsï¿1/2 21 sketch chartsï¿1/2 91 marinasï¿1/2 53 fuel locationsï¿1/2 more than 30 cities & townsï¿1/2 33 GPS way pointsï¿1/2 15 locksï¿1/2 over 170 bridgesï¿1/2 140 launches and rampsï¿1/2 hundreds of phone numbersCapt. Rick Rhodes' expertise as a sailor is strengthened by his love of travel in general. By the time he was 22, he had visited all 48 contiguous states, mostly by motorcycle. Later, he served with the Peace Corps in Ecuador. From 1981 to 1999, Rhodes lived aboard his 33-foot sailboat and his 28-foot powerboat and periodically sailed to Central America. He is especially knowledgeable about river cruising, having held a U.S. Coast Guard Master License for inland waters since 1986.

This baby memory book allows families to record all the milestones of a uniquely Florida childhood! The lively illustrated pages provide spaces for photos and notes for baby's first twelve months in this one-of-a-kind state, with pages for the first and second birthday too. Parents then can set down the dates and details for baby's first orange juice, baseball game, theme park, and much more!

"A mother pelican leaves her hatchlings to fly all around the state, with the understanding that no matter where she is, she is thinking of them."--

As Greta's family prepares to make gumbo, she accompanies her dad on a shopping trip, where her primary focus is to keep her baby brother content and happy.

Dietitian and food lover Molly Kimball and her Eat Fit team are revolutionizing restaurants throughout the foodie city of New Orleans! The Eat Fit team has collaborated with chefs and restaurateurs across Louisiana to create these flavorful meals, which are designed to fuel your strongest, healthiest life. This revised edition of The Eat Fit Cookbook features more than twenty new recipes, including artful creations from talented chefs such as Meg Bickford of Commander's Palace, Alon Shaya of Saba and Miss River, and our very own Ryan Conn of FUEL Cafe + Market.

Alycat helps her friends in conquering their fears, and in return, they support her in overcoming her dread of Mondays.

In this homage to the three little pigs, Alligator brothers Lumpy, Bumpy, and Stumpy grow up and build their homes in the Louisiana swamps, but only one home survives when the hurricanes come.

"In this comic novel set in New Orleans in the late 1980s, an inveterate lottery player will risk everything--except gainful employment--to strike it rich. Filled with local-flavored humor, it features engaging, unforgettable characters and a unique plot that offers insights into fate, faith, and the vagaries of life"--

In chapters ranging from food and drink to history and war, this book shares real-life stories that only New Orleans could produce. Errol Laborde founded Lundi Gras and the now-beloved tradition of Zulu meeting Rex at Spanish Plaza before a loud, excited crowd on the eve of Fat Tuesday. He tells that origin story here, along with other vignettes adapted from his national-award-winning Streetcar column in New Orleans magazine.

This book presents a slice of the American songbook from 1920 to 2020, with the author recommending 365 of the best recordings of lesser-known standards and sambas of the period. From Whose Baby Are You? (Jerome Kern, music; George Gershwin, piano; 1920) to Baltimore (Randy Newman, 2011, not the original orchestral version) and beyond, this carefully curated list will set readers on a wonderful path of discovery.