Rock art is showing up everywhere—on Etsy, at craft shows, online and on hidden “kindness rocks” around your neighbourhood. And the good news is you can do it yourself! Just look in your own back garden, a nearby beach or the local gardening centre to find the perfect rock. Then with the help of a few colourful craft supplies and the tutorials in Rock Art Handbook, you’ll be on your way. Author Sam Sarles shares her favourite tips and techniques for transforming the humble rock into a work of art. Discover how to get great results with puffy paint, acrylics, oil pastels, alcohol inks, gelatos, art pens, embossing, stamping and more. With more than 30 step-by-step projects, this book is the comprehensive rock art resource.

Improve your driving standard and stay safe on the road with this comprehensive guide to traffic regulations and laws. The AA has an excellent track record with driving test titles and is the biggest seller of books in the genre after the Driving Standards Agency. With information on roads and road markings, motorways, traffic signs, documentation, the road user and the law, this is essential reading for all drivers - not just those learning to drive.

A brand new range of 30 AA sheet maps utilising the 1:50,000 data supplied by the Ordnance Survey. The Leisure series uses optimised map coverage centered on the more popular areas of the country for leisure activities, including towns and rural areas. This map has the familiar look and style of OS mapping, with improved coverage of the featured areas. Aimed at residents and visitors it is ideal for planning days out and exploring, helping anyone to get to know South Dorset and Purbeck.

Britain's clearest mapping from the experts at the AA, in a handy foldable road map covering Wales. Fully updated, the map combines clear design and an easy-to-read scale of 3 miles to 1 inch, with more road detail to ensure you never lose your way while navigating Britain's roads. The map includes information on toll points, service areas, road numbers, motorways, dual carriageways and wide and narrow local roads. National parks and places of interest are also highlighted.

BBC Countryfile Magazine praised Dixe Wills for writing 'intelligently and amusingly, with evident excitement and imagination', qualities that he brings to Tiny Campsites. Here he presents 80 of the loveliest and most diminutive places to camp in Britain, many of which are known only to locals. These stunning little places to pitch are found on farms, in woods, on clifftops and in beautiful back gardens; they may be under the boughs of an apple tree in a private orchard or on thebanks of a river. Each entry features a quick-reference guide to facilities, pubs that serve food, shops where you can stock up on provisions and local attractions, and there's a useful Ordnance Survey map to guide you in.

A brand new range of 30 AA sheet maps utilising the 1:50,000 data supplied by the Ordnance Survey. The Leisure series uses optimised map coverage centered on the more popular areas of the country for leisure activities, including towns and rural areas. This map has the familiar look and style of OS mapping, with improved coverage of the featured areas. Aimed at residents and visitors it is ideal for planning days out and exploring, helping anyone to get to know Chichester and South Downs.

Many people crave what might be called a safe adventure. They would love to be immersed in the wild, yet at the same time know they can drive home at the end of the day. Wild and Free describes 100 destinations in Britain where people can go wild for the day. All the sites are located within a couple of hours' drive from a fair-sized town or city, so they are accessible and not completely remote. Most sites don't have facilities, so you should take a picnic or stop off at an AA-recommended pub for lunch. This isn't a walking guide, so after parking the car you will be quickly immersed in the countryside without a long hike. Guiding you towards interactive wildlife experiences, the sites have been chosen not just for their solitude, but their abundance of wild mammals, birds, insects and flowers.

Covering an area of 50km^2 and with a large scale of 1:25,000, this map has the familiar look and style of OS mapping, with improved coverage of the featured areas. Aimed at outdoor enthusiasts in particular, the level of details ensures nothing gets missed and you won't get lost.

The compact and practical "Mini Guide Peak District" is packed with information and great pictures. Contained within the guide is an A-Z of places to visit, plus walking, cycling, sports and outdoor activities. Expert advice is given on shopping in the area, historic cities, beaches, local events and festivals, special interests are highlighted for children and there are reviews of the best pubs and tea rooms. Pocket-sized to carry with you, the "Mini Guide Peak District" is the ideal companion to your visit.