The Railways of Pembrokeshire was originally published in 1981 and was the work of the late John Morris, a professional railwayman. His original book has long been regarded as the definitive history of the development of railways in West Wales. After being out of print for more than 25 years it has now been [...]
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Shooting Times, September 2006 Professional Gundog Training looks set to become a classic in its own right Shooting Gazette, December 2006 Written in a straightforward A-Z format this is a very handy reference book. See all Share [...] Explore the British countryside with the experts.No organisation knows more about the British countryside than the National Trust, the custodians of some of our most beautiful stretches of land and coastline. Drawing on the expertise of the NT’s wardens, conservationists and working farmers, this stunningly illustrated book is a comprehensive guide to the country’s [...] Review ‘It would seem a mammoth task to trace the history of the British countryside, but one that the author achieves well. With more than 100 colour photographs, the book appears almost as a cross between a geography textbook and a glossy coffee-table book. Whatever it is, [...] Review …covering the architecture and interiors of 62 spectacular houses in a range of styles spanning seven centuries, from medieval Stokesay Castle to the newly built, Lutyesn-inspired Corfe Farm. –Country Life, 2009Country Life’s unparalleled archive of beautifully photographed, mainly English, country houses comes into its own… The book’s strength [...] |
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