Snowmobile

From the time he was 15 years old, Joseph-Armand Bombardier pursued, then later realized, his dream of inventing a machine that would “float on snow” to enable people to travel around during the winte

From the time he was 15 years old, Joseph-Armand Bombardier pursued, then later realized, his dream of inventing a machine that would “float on snow” to enable people to travel around during the winte

The history of the Arctic is rich, filled with fascinating and heroic stories of exploration, multicultural interactions, and humans facing nature at its most extreme. In Finding the Arctic, the ac

In the dead of a Michigan winter, pieces of a snowmobile wash up near the crumbling, small town of Starvation Lake -- the same snowmobile that went down with Starvation's legendary hockey coach years

Mechanically minded coloring book features more than 20 cutaway illustrations exposing inner workings of a truck, rocket, snowmobile, submarine, backhoe, and other machines. Brief captions identify in

Race car, snowmobile, double-decker bus...what will you build today? From the popular series of visually rich instruction books for LEGO(R) creations, this book highlights cars, trucks, snow machines-

Race car, snowmobile, double-decker bus...what will you build today? From the popular series of 16 visually rich instruction books for LEGO(R) creations, Things That Go highlights cars, trucks, snow

Yellowstone National Park looks like a pristine western landscape populated by wild bison, grizzly bears, and wolves. But the bison do not always range freely, snowmobile noise intrudes upon the park'

In January 2012, 14-year old Burton Winters froze to death after his snowmobile broke down on the ice just outside his home in Makkovik, Labrador. While his death was tragic on its own, grief turned t

"When Joseph-Armand Bombardier invented the snowmobile in 1937, little did he know that his company would become a manufacturing powerhouse in the global transportation industry. As of 2001, Bombardie

Why was she a target?Merci Carson doesn't have a clue?but she knows she owes her life to the quiet man who roared to her rescue in his snowmobile. EMT Nathan McCormick is used to handling challenging

Merci Carson doesn't have a clue—but she knows she owes her life to the quiet man who roared to her rescue in his snowmobile. EMT Nathan McCormick is used to handling challenging situations, but betwe

The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers, or at least one. . . . Vance Hayes died late one night when his snowmobile broke through thin ice near the Wisconsin Dells. The cold-hearted, hard-h

Follows a journey by dogsled, snowmobile, and other means from Greenland to Siberia and the North Pole, highlighting the methods that native peoples and wildlife use to survive in the harsh climate.

Through humorous anecdotes and compelling stories, trail-blazing George Zukerman recounts his life in music as concert bassoonist and impresario.George Zukerman, known as both the Pablo Casals and the Eddie Van Halen of the bassoon, describes how his worldwide touring kindled audience awareness of this unusual instrument and freed the bassoon from penal servitude in the back ranks of the symphony orchestra.As a touring musician, he chronicles relentlessly touring Canada: traveling by float plane, ski plane, freight boat, war canoe, snowmobile, and dogsled to remote communities; plugging coins into a roadside payphone to contact promoters and driving through prairie snowstorms to reach a venue on time.As an impresario, Zukerman's Overture Concerts, Remote Tours Canada inspired thousands of new listeners and musicians. His tales have been enjoyed on CBC radio, and this passionate memoir will give readers further pleasure and insight into an extraordinary life. Literary Nonfiction. Music.

***THE INSTANT SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER***The explosive new thriller featuring MI6 operative Luke Carlton on hismost terrifying mission yet. Deep within the Arctic Circle, three scientists from the UK's Arctic ResearchStation trudge through a blizzard in search of shelter. They see a cabin ahead. Itappears abandoned. No lights. No snowmobile outside. But as they push openthe door, the smell hits them. Rank and foetid: there's something bad inside. Then movement. A man lies slumped, his face disfigured by livid pustules. Bloodruns from his nostrils; his chest glistens blackly. The team's medic, Dr SheilaMackenzie, pushes forward to examine him when the convulsions start. Blood,bile and mucus spray into the air. The doctor knows it's too late - she's beencontaminated . . . Within hours, a full-scale operation to contain this contagion is underway.Samples are rushed to the laboratories at Porton Down on high alert. What theydiscover changes everything. Supported by phone and data intercept

Many people have asked why we did this. Why would my husband and I sell our home, car, ATV, snowmobile, furniture, why donate over 90% of our belongings and move into a yurt, in Maine no less? You mig

The story involves Raymond, an Aboriginal boy, torn between two cultures, humorous anecdotes from a blended white and Aboriginal family situation, a snowmobile camping trip that ends in a serious cras

Jacy and Dakota Craig are shocked at their father's plan to sell the family outfitting business to a wealthy guest, but a health crisis and a snowmobile accident force the family to focus on God's pla