Ergebnis für "alles anders" in Abenteuer auf See

Dieses Buch ist für Sie geeignet, wenn Sie auf der Suche nach wunderschönen Meeresgeschichten sind, die Wellen, Sand und Salz zu Ihnen nach Hause bringen, auf der Suche nach einem tollen Geschenk sind für Menschen, die das Meer lieben, Ihren seesüchtigen Lieben eine kleine Freude bereiten wollen, das Meer lieben, gerne reisen, lesen und viele Orte auf der ganzen Welt entdecken möchten, gerne seelenfrohe, positive und emotionale Erzählungen lesen, die sich am Ozean zutragen, wundervolle Geschichten vom Meer mit Seele suchen, die verzaubern und berühren.

Dieses Hörbuch "Wellengeflüster, wie alles begann...", erschienen in der 2. Auflage im Tuschel Verlag, bietet fünf Kurzgeschichten von Brina Stein, die in ihren ersten zwei Büchern "Wellengeflüster" I und II zu Beginn ihrer Autorenkarriere erschienen sind. Mit dabei ist natürlich die Geschichte "Wellengeflüster", die später die Vorlage der Buchreihe und schließlich 2019 sogar zum Verlagsnamen wurde. Die drei chaotischen Landfrauen Rita, Ute und Rosi aus Wülferode, die so gern reisen und ermitteln, sind inzwischen aus dem Buchleben der Autorin nicht mehr wegzudenken.

17 de febrero de 1916: en plena Gran Guerra, el Príncipe de Asturias, el barco más moderno y lujoso de la próspera naviera Pinillos, zarpa de Barcelona rumbo a Buenos Aires. Una historia inspirada en un hecho real.

Jesse McDermitt discovers an environmental nightmare of deception and greed taking place in Central America. A cartel is branching into smuggling things other than drugs. And they’re doing it quite effectively. Having so many moving parts and numerous smuggling routes, can Jesse and the crew of Ambrosia, on a dive vacation in the Bay Islands of Honduras, be able to make a difference? Or will the beautiful reef surrounding the island of Utila be Ambrosia’s grave?

Stella and Colin search futilely for the rogue Atlantic current that dragged them to the shadowy Underworld just a few months ago. With an ill-defined area to explore, their futile attempts cost too much money, and their resources are running out. When it appears that all hope is lost, a miracle occurs in the form of a retired Hollywood producer-turned-explorer who is willing to use his ship and equipment to support their quest. Although no one believes their tale, he is the most accepting person they have met. Whether his intentions are honorable or not remains to be seen.

In this lyrical adventure, Matías must learn the hard way what it will take to reclaim his dignity, protect his family, and free his community from a terrible scourge. Throughout it all, the sea remains witness to this intricate story of people struggling with their humanity.

Go with Dee and his friends as they experience dissension and danger, separation and insecurity, from the shores of North Africa, the markets of Tangier, and the Atlas mountains, to the streets of Rome, the Acropolis, around to the pyramids of Egypt, the shores of the Israeli Mediterranean, and on to the Bosporus and Istanbul. Taking what they think may be their final cruise together in the Mediterranean, adventure finds the group, separates them, and leaves them pondering the future. Is the thrill really gone? Is it time for them to go their separate ways?

Annie is single, unemployed and just a bit stuck when her beloved father dies unexpectedly. Furious at his partner’s plans to scatter his ashes somewhere of no emotional significance, Annie seizes the urn and, on a whim, decides to take it on a tour of the 31 sea areas that make up the shipping forecast, which her father loved listening to, despite living in landlocked St Albans. Travelling around the coastline of Britain searching for the perfect place to say goodbye, she starts to wonder if it might be time to rethink some of the relationships in her life.

Charismatic expat Bobby Little built his own funky version of paradise on the remote island of Rum Cay, a place where ambitious sport fishermen docked their yachts for fine French cuisine and crowded the bar to boast of big blue marlin catches while Bobby refilled their cognac on the house. Larger than life, Bobby was really the main attraction: a visionary entrepreneur, expert archer, reef surfer, bush pilot, master chef, seductive conversationalist.

"Even before the attack on Pearl Harbor and America’s official entry into WWII, America’s maritime forces launched convoys to support our Allies in Europe through the Lend-Lease Act which gave then-President Franklin D. Roosevelt authority to send equipment and food to the war effort without violating our position of neutrality. Once the war was declared on the United States by Nazi Germany, and the Allies agreed upon a “Europe first” strategy, convoy operations became the main enabling effort in the war". (Andrew L. Lewis, Vice Admiral, USN - retired).

Adam and Colin are aboard The Elysian, cruising towards Italy to see Adam get hitched, and are determined to stay out of trouble. On the first night, a priceless piece of art is stolen from an eccentric old lady. Adam and Colin offer to help recover it, and are convince the thief was one of their fellow dinner guests from earlier in the evening. Can the amateur sleuths reunite the painting with its owner before they dock in Venice? And, with danger lurking around every porthole, will Adam even make it to the altar?

Believe what ye will but these stories all be true. There be pirates still a-sailing the Caribbean. This I swear. Some of them be marooned along the islands for violation of ship's articles or offending the pirate crew. The victim is left on a deserted island with few supplies. That way, no one could say that the unlucky pirate had actually been killed by his former brethren. Others are floating upon graceful ocean waves of aqua, out there sailing in search of golden plunder and ruby blood.

Written mainly in rhyme, these stories hark back to a gentler age. This audiobook will appeal to all age groups. All At Sea is a selection of short sea stories. Any sea captain will tell you that their boat has a special personality and feelings all of its own. Join Captain Cuttle and Doris the Dredger on their adventures. These stories were written for the children of the boating community on the Iberian Peninsula - and yes, Doris the Dredger really does exist!