49 Uses for a Walking Stick

Walking sticks are not just for the elderly and infirm but can be used for a variety of practical purposes, such as flicking slugs off a lawn, parting crowds, and alerting theater-goers to their rapid consumption of fruit bonbons. Illustrated with walking stick trivia, facts, and figures, this book provides fun information.

\n Format: Hardback
\n Length: 96 pages
\n Publication date: 07 March 2019
\n Publisher: Pavilion Books
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Walking sticks have often received a negative reputation. For far too long, the walking stick has been portrayed as a mundane and utilitarian aid for the elderly and infirm. However, this perception is far from accurate. The possession of a walking stick offers a wide range of possibilities beyond its primary function of providing support. In his book titled "49 Uses for A Walking Stick," Frank Hopkinson showcases the diverse range of practical applications a walking stick can serve. From deterring filthy slugs from invading your lawn to clearing crowds and even alerting a theater-goer two rows ahead that their incessant consumption of fruit bonbons is detracting from the enjoyment of others, the walking stick proves to be a versatile tool.

Illustrated throughout, the book provides a wealth of information and trivia related to walking sticks. It includes facts, figures, and fun facts that will captivate readers of all ages. Whether you're a walking stick enthusiast or simply curious about the history and versatility of these walking aids, "49 Uses for A Walking Stick" is a must-read.

So, don't let the negative stereotypes associated with walking sticks cloud your judgment. Embrace the possibilities they offer and discover the many ways a walking stick can enhance your daily life.

\n Weight: 270g\n
Dimension: 185 x 180 x 9 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9781911358749\n \n