Bøger af Ken Palmrose

Journey to September by Ken Palmrose is an exquisite collection of photographs and original poetry that answers the question: Is there more to the story? Through his captivating images and thought-provoking words, Ken Palmrose takes readers on an inspiring journey of discovery. Along the way, readers will explore the connections between the poem and photograph, ask questions about the deeper meaning behind the images, and gain insight into the author's personal journey. With an engaging narrative that is part travelogue and part philosophy, Journey to September is a unique exploration of the unknown.This exquisite book will captivate readers with its stunning images and profound musings. Whether you are a fan of poetry, photography, or both, this book will provide hours of meaningful entertainment. Take the journey with Ken Palmrose and discover the power of words and images in Journey to September. Pick up a copy today and unlock the secrets of the unknown.

Enjoy a tour of southern Africa led by your guide, Tau, a young student who lives near beautiful Victoria Falls. Not every child or adult can actually travel in person to Africa, but Tau will take you on a journey of his world through words and pictures. Africa will come alive as a world that is now at every student and reader's doorstep through pictures and words showing you the beauty and diversity of the scenery and culture from this part of the globe.This particular story is a fun filled adventure for anyone ages 8-13 and beyond. The author has selected special places for Tau to show off the uniqueness that is Africa. You will see beautiful sights, learn about many of the animals of Africa, and have a brief look at the daily lives of its people.As an ardent lifelong fan of travel books and videos, the author hopes this book will instill the desire to travel in every reader of any age."Superb photography and storytelling take me back to an unforgettable year riding my bicycle through the heart of Africa. Ken's book should be shared among children and their parents, because reading, learning, and hopefully someday visiting other cultures helps us to better appreciate our own."- Ted Kunz, philosopher, adventurer, and author of "The Two-Wheeled Wanderer: An Obscure Man in Obscure Places."

Ben hops aboard the Greyhound on a journey from his hometown of Sisu Bay on the coast of Oregon to one of the most rural areas of the West. Drafted into the Army and a 14- month veteran of the Vietnam War, he was glad to begin his career in a western national forest, but the dangers that he will face far surpass anything he has seen. You will meet Ben 's crew, city slickers, dudes, and greenhorns, from all over the USA who are thrown in with some locals whose families worked this same land for decades.. Ben 's journey with this oddball group will test him, as this will be a different journey involving different "wars.'' Ben and his new buddies will experience their own personal wars against forest fires where close calls are the norm, and murder accusations which are not, along with other life -changing events that only the end of the 60's could bring. Ben's story is a journey, but also a reminder of the nightmares and daydreams of being in a war zone; some bad, some good, but memories that are forever lurking in the mind's shadows.