Jason Hawkes's aerial photographs give a new perspective on every kind of rural or built environment in Dorset, whether the recently reopened Boscombe Pier or the Cerne Abbas Giant, said to date back to the Iron Age, and they offer the very best views of ancient landscape features such as hill forts and burial mounds. The book contains around 120 photographs, with brief captions and an introduction.

Dorset from the Air

Arts & Photography

Jason Hawkes

Photography & Video

Halsgrove

Portrait of the Somerset Coast

Stanikk, Neville

Cowes Week

Willis, Dave

Weston-super-Mare, like every place, large orsmall, is the product of its people. Some maybecome famous but the majority will only beknown to family, friends and the local community.The contribution of these people to the health,wealth and happiness of the town is immense andoften goes unknown and unmarked.Weston is facing new challenges as we approachthe end of the first decade of the new millennium.But one thing is certain - whatever happens toWeston, it will be achieved by the people of thetown, for the people of the town.This book celebrates the activities and achievementsof the people ofWeston-super-Mare overthe last seventy years. Using a wide range ofphotographs of people, events, groups, and sportsteams, nearly all of which have never beenpublished before, it has been produced in analbum style to stir memories and truly reunite'Westonians old and young, past and present.

Weston-Super-Mare Reunited

Poole,sharon

Bury St Edmunds

Childs, Alan

Portrait of Salisbury

Walker, Sue

Kent in Winter

Byrne, Andreas

Peter Orlando Hutchinson's Diary of a Devon Antiquary: The Illustrated Journals & Sketchbooks, 1810-1897. Compiled and Edited by Jeremy Butler

Peter Orlando Hutchinson

History

Who were the Celts and what actually remains of their legacy in Cornwall Alan Kent sets out to answer those questions in this beautifully illustrated volume. Exploring sites associated with the Celts, both in ancient and modern times, he provides fascinating insights into the landscape, life and traditions that have made Cornwall and its people 'different'. There are over 500 entries in the gazetteer, each one with map references and information on the site's history, local figures and associated legends.

Celtic Cornwall: Penwith, West Cornwall & Scilly

Alan M. Kent

The Liverpool of early September 1939 wasa thriving port and bustling city of over800,000 people.WorldWarTwo changedthis forever Between the 27th June 1940 andthe I0th January 1942 Hitler's Luftwaffe raineddown death and destruction on the city,reducing many fine buildings to either burntout shells or piles of rubble. During the firstweek of May 1941 alone the raids killed 1,453people and seriously injured around anotherthousand.The intervening 70 years have seen the cityundergo drastic changes: docks that no longerhave ships berthed there, terraced streetsthat have been cleared to make way formodern housing and grand old buildingsthat have been demolished in the name ofprogress. For many people wartime imagesof Liverpool are almost unrecognisable, suchis the facelift the city has undergone.

Liverpool Blitzed: Seventy Years on

Neil Holmes

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