Mike Taylor Bücher

Answers 31 different questions about various boats and submarines.

Exploring the evolution of maritime trade, this book delves into the rich history of shipping on the Humber River. It highlights key developments, significant vessels, and the impact of shipping on local communities and economies. Through detailed accounts and historical insights, readers gain an understanding of how the Humber has shaped maritime practices and contributed to regional growth over the centuries. The narrative captures the interplay between industry and the river, offering a comprehensive look at this vital waterway's legacy.

The book explores the historical development of the Sheffield and South Yorkshire navigation, detailing its significance in regional transport and trade. It examines the engineering challenges faced during its construction and the impact it had on local industries and communities. Through rich narratives and illustrations, the author highlights key events, figures, and the evolution of the navigation system, providing insights into its role in shaping the economic landscape of Sheffield and South Yorkshire over the years.

The Bermuda Star is a merchant ship which, along with a fleet of other Merchant ships, in various dockyards throughout Britain, are hastily loading equipment, food, ammunition, vehicles, and urgently required Medical supplies. These are to be transported to the Mediterranean Island of Malta, which is suffering heavy air assaults from German aircraft attacking from North Africa. Malta, in particular, is suffering badly. The civilian population has little or no food, and water supplies have been damaged. This convoy must relieve the Island and its People, including the Royal Air Force defending them. However, there is a long way to go, and hopefully, the Fleet will be in time to save them from complete destruction.

This book presents a visual journey through the Yorkshire Ouse navigation, showcasing its historical significance and development over time. Through a rich collection of photographs, it captures the evolution of the waterways, highlighting key moments and features that shaped the region. The narrative intertwines personal stories and historical context, offering readers an insightful look into the cultural and economic impact of this vital navigation system. Perfect for history enthusiasts and those interested in the heritage of Yorkshire.

Exploring all 43 episodes featuring Matt Smith, this analysis delves into his portrayal of the Eleventh Doctor, Steven Moffat's writing, and the character of Rory. The book includes series retrospectives and evaluations of previous Doctors while speculating on future developments. It embraces contradictions and inaccuracies, veering into topics like surveillance, Peter Jackson’s adaptations of Tolkien, and even culinary tips for summer salads, creating a unique and entertaining commentary on the series.

The book explores the overwhelming discourse among evangelical leaders about the end times, highlighting how various media outlets are saturated with predictions and discussions on the subject. The author expresses agreement with the notion that we are currently in a significant prophetic era, emphasizing the importance of engaging with these conversations while acknowledging their prevalence in contemporary culture.

Utilizing vintage photographs and illustrations, this book chronicles the comprehensive history of shipping on the Humber River. It offers a visual journey that captures the evolution of maritime activities, showcasing the significance of the river in trade and transportation throughout the years. The rich imagery provides insights into the region's cultural and economic development, making it a valuable resource for history enthusiasts and those interested in maritime heritage.