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  • by Trevor Yorke
    £7.49

    Using photographs and illustrations, Trevor Yorke lists the key attributes which make the cottage an iconic building type. The cottage breathes history, witnessing centuries of social change and is made from materials that reflect the local landscape.

  • by David Weller
    £8.99

    A collection of 20 tried and tested circular walks in West Sussex with plenty of opportunities for your dog to roam safely off lead.

  • by Catherine Smith
    £8.99

    20 circular walks in the Lincolnshire countryside designed for dog walking, maximum off-lead time and includes dog-friendly pubs and cafes. Visit lush Vales; a wetland habitat in the Fens, coastal walks by the Wash, woodland in the Wolds and wonderful moorland in the north of the county.

  • by Michael Easterbrook
    £8.99

    20 circular walks through the beautiful Kent countryside. This walking guide has been divided into seasons, with recommendations for the best walks for specific times of year. Routes for Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter.

  • by Robin J. Brooks
    £8.49

    Robin Brook's action-packed book describes the military airfields of Berkshire during the last war, including Greenham Common, Membury, Welford, and White Waltham - headquarters of the legendary Air Transport Auxiliary.

  • by Peter Naldrett
    £8.99

    A collection of twenty tried and tested circular walks, varying in length, for dogs and their owners.

  • by Angela Youngman
    £9.49

    A collection of 20 fab routes, all hand-picked by expert walkers and tested by their even-more-expert dogs. From coast to countryside, taking in hidden gems and must-see landmarks along the way, this is your ticket to the best places to go exploring with your four-legged friend in Norfolk. All routes have been designed for maximise off-lead time.

  • by Ruth Paley
    £8.99

    20 walks designed with dogs in mind - from scenic Thameside routes to off-lead country strolls. Includes dog friendly pubs and cafes nearby plus nearest vet details. Berkshire walks your dog will love.

  • by Trevor Yorke
    £8.49

    The Gothic revival began in the early years of Victorias reign. It quickly became the dominant form of building. New and exciting, it reflected Britains growing stature and a confidence in the countrys past and her future direction.

  • - Bomber Command's Elite Squadrons
    by Martyn Chorlton
    £12.99

    The formation of the Pathfinder Force in August 1942 produced a steady but certain change in the fortunes of Bomber Command. Its effectiveness against targets during the early years of the war had been very difficult to gauge.

  • by David Staines
    £8.99

  • by Len Banister
    £8.99

  • by Ron Freethy
    £8.99

    Looking for the best places to walk your dog in Lancashire? This guide contains 20 great dog-friendly routes, all tried and tested by our expert canine colleagues and their owners.

  • by Vicky Fletcher
    £9.49

    20 of the best Hampshire & New Forest dog walks. This book contains a collection of the best dog-friendly walking routes in Hampshire & the New Forest, covering everything from wide-open coastal routes to tranquil country paths

  • by Ellen Lee
    £8.99

    20 great bike rides in Oxfordshire. The routes vary from 6.5 to 27 miles in length. Cycle routes perfect for leisure, family or seasoned cyclists.

  • by Trevor Yorke
    £7.49

    The Art Deco period of the 1920s swept away the dark sobriety of Victorian living, replacing it with houses that were light, colourful and exciting. Drawing inspiration from ancient Egyptian forms and modern architecture, Art Deco is arguably the most distinctive style of the 20th century and is characterised by streamlined white houses and geometr

  • - Britain's Living History
    by Trevor Yorke
    £9.49

    The local church is a familiar landmark in every village, town and city. The story of its past is the story of the people, down the centuries, who considered the church to be the centre of their community. But how many people actually understand the reason it was built in a particular place, how it was constructed and why it was decorated in such a style? In this informative guide, Trevor Yorke places the period styles of church fabric and decoration into an easy-to-read form that is packed with photographs, drawings and diagrams. His simple but graphic approach will be welcomed by everyone who appreciates that a visit to a church is also a brief journey through time itself. Trevor Yorke's published books include 'The English Abbey Explained', 'Georgian & Regency Houses Explained' and 'British Architectural Styles'.

  • by Stan Yorke
    £10.99

    In the heyday of the railway age Gloucestershire had a bustling railway network. Many thriving industries including farming, quarrying, coal and iron mining, and timber production for the shipbuilding and charcoal industries depended on the railways.

  • by Trevor York
    £6.99

    Tudor Houses Explained opens the doors on this fascinating period of history through the buildings that remain standing in our towns and villages. Trevor Yorke uses a wealth of detailed illustrations and photographs to explore their many features and construction.

  • by Alan Charles
    £9.49

    20 circular walks, varying in length from 3 to 5 miles, giving the walker the opportunity to experience some of the truly glorious countryside in Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire and Oxfordshire, with a recommended local pub for each route.

  • by Roger Evans
    £8.99

    20 circular dog walks, designed especially with dogs and dog walkers in mind. Here you'll find what we reckon to be the best dog-friendly walks in Somerset.

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