Covers all aspects of donkey driving, from buying a donkey to suitable vehicles, harness and their maintenance.

Strong, intelligent, dependable, friendly, and extremely versatile, donkeys are the perfect farm companion. Whether you use your animal to pull carts, till fields, or protect livestock, you’ll benefit from this practical and inspirational guide to working with and caring for your donkey. Providing expert advice on selecting the right breed for your needs, daily maintenance, training, and first aid, Sue Weaver also includes plenty of fun facts and charming donkey anecdotes. Raise a happy and healthy donkey!

In the bustling streets of Mumbai, amidst the chaos of honking horns, bustling crowds, and the ever-present aroma of street food, a peculiar and endearing story unfolded, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of those who witnessed it. It was the tale of Darcy, the donkey driver of Mumbai, and his extraordinary journey through the noisy streets of this vibrant city. "The Donkey Driver of Mumbai: Noisy Streets, Here I Come!" was inspired by an unforgettable sight in the heart of Mumbai, where a donkey sat confidently in the driver's seat of an autorickshaw, gazing out at the world with curiosity and determination. This remarkable image sparked the imagination of a keen observer, leading to the creation of Darcy's story. Now, dear readers, you are invited to embark on a delightful adventure through the pages of this book. Join the journey of Darcy, a donkey with dreams as big as the city he calls home. Through Darcy's comical first-person narrative, you will experience the laughter, the challenges, and the heartwarming moments that make his journey one for the ages. Discover a world where the unconventional becomes extraordinary and where dreams know no boundaries. "The Donkey Driver of Mumbai" by Srinidhi Ranganathan is a heartwarming and humorous tale that celebrates diversity, unity, and the power of chasing one's dreams. Happy reading!

This book charts new directions in Egyptian social history, providing the first systematic account of adaptation and protest among crafts and service workers in Egypt in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Using a wealth of new sources, John T. Chalcraft challenges conventional notions of craft stagnation and decline by recovering the largely unknown histories of crafts workers' restructuring in the face of world economic integration, and their petitions, demonstrations, and strike-action at a time of state-building and colonial rule. Chalcraft demonstrates the economic importance of petty producers and service providers, and tells the story of widespread collective assertion couched in new discourses of citizenship and nationalism. He also gives a new interpretation of the end of the guilds in Egypt and addresses larger debates about unevenness under capitalism.

FEATURES The CAA Tour of Southern Spain 3 The Development of a Public Conveyance 7 Single Harness 11 The Breton Horse 12 Developing the Mouth 14 The Stanley of Alderley Coach 20 Thoughts on Judging Coaching Classes 22 Sacrilege or Innovation? 24 Notes for Novice Road Coach Passengers 25 The Judge's First Parade 26 How Transfers are Made 28 DEPARTMENTS The View from the Box 2 Memories-Mostly Horsy 1 7 Letters to the Editor 30 Book Reviews 31 Did You Know ? 32 Questions and Answers 33 The Carriage Trade 34

Donkeys are gaining in popularity across the country. They are used in trail riding, as pets, to guard livestock from coyotes and wild dogs, and as show animals. Donkeys are also used to breed mules, which are a hybrid produced by crossing a male donkey with a female horse. In The Book of Donkey, Donna Campbell Smith will cover the origin and history of donkeys world-wide. She will include chapters on breeds and types, care, housing, breeding, training, and the use of donkeys in the same format as her previous three books with Lyons Press. The Book of Donkeys will stand alone as an introduction to the world of donkeys and donkey keeping.

Much of the literature about northeastern New Mexico depicts range wars, bandits, labor union strife, and Indian depredations. This collection of twelve modern folktales describes events that never made headlines and people who never had a building named after them, evoking the rich tradition of storytelling that flowed through the coal camps and ranches of the Raton region during the early twentieth century. The tales in this collection are about everyday life with some fantastic elements. An African American mother and daughter confront a German prisoner of war in one story, while in another a coal miner?s gift for braying leads to a war between coal camps. Here are chronicles of a Mexican barber who extracts a ghoulish revenge for being forced to shave the beard of a killer; of the terrible fate that awaits boys who are lured into a dancehall during the Lenten season by the Devil and his beautiful cowgirls; and of an old coal miner who attempts to control his young wife by pretending to be the voice of the Lord. In other stories a lion who is accidentally caught and caged teaches a coal miner a lesson; two crusty cowboys come to understand the purpose of gnats and tumbleweeds and why rattlesnakes have rattles; and the Angel of Death is told to collect Hispanic souls or else. The account of a rootin?-tootin? cowboy and his wife who use a pitch-baby to trap a pesky jack rabbit and a fish story round out this multiethnic collection of tales. Recounted in a lively, humorous style, the stories show how ordinary people managed to conduct dignified and happy lives?with occasional help from the spirit world?in a difficult social and physical environment.

Collection of previously published essays and lectures.

Laitman Kabbalah Publishers is proud to present the first volume of Zohar for All: The Book of Zohar with the Sulam Commentary. This new rendition of The Zohar offers an accessible and coherent explanation to the fundamental and primary composition in the wisdom of Kabbalah. The Sulam [Ladder] commentary is the most profound and elaborate commentary on The Book of Zohar, and was written by the greatest kabbalist of the 20th century, Rav Yehuda Leib HaLevi Ashlag. Zohar for All smoothly merges the original text of The Zohar with the lucid explanations of Yehuda Ashlag to create a streamlined text that is both clear and true to the source.