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22 writers talk about their memorable excursions and the act of walking, and share their creative observations. In these six series, taken from BBC Radio 3's The Essay, an array of novelists, poets, journalists and biographers chart the varied and inspiring walks they have taken around Britain and elsewhere. Here are treks taken at daybreak and after dark; in winter and in spring; in the footsteps of the past; and - in the case of Robert Macfarlane - along the ridges of the South Downs.

A contest between two episodes of Star Trek using various categories to spark conversation.

Nora Stevens is retired and spends most of her time traveling. She encounters a young, frightened boy on a cruise, who's nanny has been murdered. He is being sought out by two murderous sailors and she comes to his aid. Through many twists and turns, she is being led on a wild goose chase through different countries, while doing her best to protect the young boy.

Manuel considers himself the wealthiest boy in all of Mexico. He freely roams the countryside with his faithful dogs. He hunts, fishes, and basks in the fresh air. However, he's the son of a peasant woman who is deeply in love with Manuel's father, a wealthy Mexican land owner. Because of their class differences, the relationship between his parents is forbidden.

Tylor Llewlyn Camron, an English aristocrat who is a detective for Scotland Yard, meets his future bride, Janet Barton. She falls in love with Tylor on their first encounter while visiting Europe from the United States with her sister. He plans their honeymoon in Australia's outback and can't wait to share it with his new bride. It is there that they stumble upon the body of an American movie star who has fallen from her horse. Was it murder or was it an accident?

These are just a few of my favorite stories of how our country started. The brave men and women in this book are only a fraction of the American heroes who have given all of their energies to make America what it is today. I hope future generations will follow their examples.

Carla Brook-Parks, a Bostonian aristocrat, falls in love with a young policeman and becomes involved with social work. She loses her eyesight while saving three young children from their drug-infested parents. A car wreck occurs in which a man dies, leaving his eyes as a donor. A doctor friend of Carla, in her same social status, convinces a brilliant ophthalmologist to let her have the man's eyes and do the transplant so she may regain her vision.