Product Description: The essential guide to experiencing Scotland's truly dramatic, extensive, and ever-varying coastline on foot Compiled in a user-friendly format with maps and illustrations throughout, this guide provides a wealth of walking possibilities for anyone with an interest in outdoor pursuits, with many suitable for children...read more

Product Description: Few music groups have been able to sustain a fan base over half a century that is as significant and devoted as those of the Beatles, and this entertaining guide to all things Fab Four rewards those fans with everything they need to know about the band in a one-of-a-kind format...read more

Product Description: Seven regional walking titles in this series help walkers enjoy the best of the British countryside. Each book offers highlights of the area, its regional and topographical features, plus information on footpath signing, countryside access, walking tips, and safety guidelines...read more

Product Description: The book of a photographic project – alongside thought provoking commentary – spanning 100 weeks in the life of Scotland, and the people who live there.Covering all aspects of Scottish culture – politics, art, social issues, sport, energy and anything else that catches the eye, 100 Weeks of Scotland charts an interesting time to have lived in Scotland...read more

Product Description: Designed for the casual and more experienced walker alike, this book contains a range of walks to suit all levels of fitness. The innovative ringbinder-in-a-book format allows you to remove each page to take with you on a walk and replace it when you return...read more

Product Description: London is one of the most amazing cities in the world - a fact which sees millions of people flock to take in the sights every year! Chances are that you probably don’t need much convincing to want to visit London - most people don’t, it’s that kinda city...read more

During the century after its publication in 1742, 'Night Thoughts' was one of the most popular, widely read and influential poems in the English language. However, there have been no editions of the poem since the middle of the nineteenth century. This edition contains a critical introduction setting the poem in the context of the eighteenth-century sublime. There is a commentary which explains historical and linguistic obscurities, and a history of the poem's publication. The text is based on the first editions of the separate 'Nights', and the old spelling has been retained. The editions are collated here, and all substantive variants recorded. Dr Cornford's critical introduction discusses the conception of the poet's role; Young's attitude to the 'imagination' in the context of contemporary epistemology; eighteenth-century attitudes to death and immortality as expressed in sermons and devotional literature; and the critical reception of the poem in Britain and Europe. This discussion seeks to explain why a poem of Christian consolation, orthodox and ancient in its theology, became a seminal work in a secular cult of sepulchral melancholoy.

Product Description: What sort of curious place would give its shortest street the longest name? Or build a dazzling gold-lined dome - and hide it from view? The same mixed-up metropolis that was once the capital of England - and also birthplace of its most infamous terrorist...read more

Product Description: 113 great things to see and do in Edinburgh. Abbey Strand, Arthur’s Seat, Biddy Mulligans Pub, Bobby's Bar, Brass Rubbing Centre, Caledonian Brewery, Calton Hill, Camera Obscura And World Of Illusions, Canal Boat, Canongate, Canongate Kirk, Castle Rock, Charlotte Square, City Of The Dead Tours, Craigmillar Castle, Cramond Village, Deacon Brodie's Tavern, Dean Village, Dirty Dicks Pub, Dog Cemetery, Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh Ceilidh, Edinburgh Crystal Visitor Centre, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Edinburgh International Festival, Edinburgh Playhouse, Edinburgh Military Tattoo, Edinburgh Winter Festival and then of course there is even more...read more

Product Description: 113 Things To See And Do In Southern Britain Bournemouth, Brighton, Brighton Beaches, Brighton Festival, Brixham, Buckfastleigh, Buckland In The Moor, Chagford, Clovelly, Compton Castle, Cornish Food, Cycling In Dartmoor, Dartington, Dartmouth Castle, Dartmoor National Park, Dartmoor Ponies, Exeter, Fishing In Newquay, Glendurgan Garden, Gosport, Great Steam Train Rides, Hayling Island, Isles Of Scilly In Cornwall, Isle Of Wight, Kents Cavern, Kingswear Castle, Lands End, Launceston Castle, Living Coasts, Marazion, Morwellham Quay Historic Port, Farm and Copper Mine, Mousehole, Mullion Cove Beach and then of course there is even more...read more

Product Description: 113 Things To See And Do In Wales Abergwyngregyn, Abertillery, Abertoir Horror Festival, Beaumaris, Beaumaris Castle, Beddgelert, Big Pit: National Coal Museum, Blaenau Ffestiniog, Blaenavon Industrial Landscape, Bodelwyddan Castle And Park, Bodnant Garden, Brecknock, Brecon Beacons National Park, Brecon Jazz Festival, Bridgend, Bwch-Yn-Uchaf, Cadair Idris, Caernarfon, Caernarfon Castle, Caerphilly, Capel Curig, Cardiff, Cardiff Castle, Cardiff Festival, Carew Castle, Castell Coch and of course there is even more...read more

Product Description: A comprehensive map with larger, easier to read print Each page in this detailed book has been titled with its geographical location, making finding the map you are looking for easier than ever. Static speed camera locations with speed limits are pinpointed...read more

Product Description: This A3 format atlas has a large 3 miles to 1 inch scale. Each page has been titled with its geographical location so you can turn to the page you need more easily. Static speed camera locations with speed limits are pinpointed. Wide minor roads, National Trust, English and World Heritage, crematorium locations, and other hard-to-find places are also shown...read more

Product Description: The 2016-17 E-Zzz Traveler's Travel Guide for London • After your plane lands at London's Heathrow Airport where do you go? Where do you go with your entire luggage in tow? Where you go is one of the most important decisions you can make for a carefree holiday in London...read more

Describes 25 walks in the beautiful southwest corner of Scotland. The site of many battles between the Scots and the English, it is here that Robert the Bruce began his 14th century campaign for independence and here that Robert Burns spent his final years.