If Evolution Is True, Why Do You Never See Half A Fish, Half A Dog? (Best Offer)
Creationists often try to convince other people that the account of the creation in Genesis is literally true. One way in which they do this is by asking questions, such as the question in the title. This article explains how this question demonstrates a misunderstanding of the theory of evolution, and why the lack of animals that are half fish, half dog, does not mean that the theory of evolution is not true.

Submitted By Penny Johnson

In Praise of the Lesser Mountains (Best Offer)
Many walkers in Scotland are Munro-baggers, who concentrate on ticking off all the mountains above 3000 feet. This article explains what Munros are and, by describing a couple of walks up mountains that are not quite 3000 feet high, points out what Munro-baggers could be missing if they concentrate only on the highest peaks.

Submitted By Penny Johnson

Digging a Pond (Best Offer)
An account of digging a garden pond - how the instructions you find in gardening books or websites actually turn out in practice!

Submitted By Penny Johnson

Planning a Room Makeover (Best Offer)
What do you need to think about if you are planning a room makeover? This article helps you to plan what you want, how long it will take and you how should go about it. Ideal for sites selling or promoting home decoration materials or products.

Submitted By Penny Johnson

Wind Chill, Sweating and Cooling (Best Offer)
Why do you feel colder on a windy day than a still day? This article explains wind chill, how sweating keeps you cool, and why sweating works better on a breezy day than on a calm day.

Submitted By Penny Johnson

Cycle Touring - Preparing for Your First Trip (Best Offer)
An article aimed at leisure cyclists who want to do a cycle touring holiday for the first time. Tips and hints for preparing for your first multi-day cycling trip.

Submitted By Penny Johnson