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ISBN: 9781904434931

Seventh Edition

666 pages in full colour

Published: 2010

Author: Kate Daniel

 

 

 

 

 

ISBN: 9781904434917

Fourth Edition

362 pages in full colour

Published: June 2010

Author: Peter Long

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ISBN: 9781904434924

Fourth Edition

314 pages in full colour

Published: April 2010

Author: David Gerrard 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ISBN: 9781904434900

Sixth Edition

416 pages in full colour

Published: 2010

Author: Peter Long 

 

 

ISBN: 9781904434894

Tenth Edition

304 pages in full colour

Published: Feb 2010

Author: Kate Daniel

 

 

 

Travel Publishing presents its new look Hidden Places series

Hidden Places of England

 UK £11.99

 

 

 

Travel Publishing is pleased to present the newly revamped and updated Hidden Places series.  This new look will be applied to all titles published from July 2010, with The Hidden Places of England setting the standard. Other titles in the series which will be published in 2010 are The Hidden Places of Yorkshire and The Hidden Places of the Peak District & Derbyshire. "These changes are exciting and we think they significantly improve the usefulness, accessibility and appeal of the Hidden Places series" - Samantha Russell, Marketing Executive.  Editorially the Hidden Places will continue Travel Publishing's commitment to exploring the more interesting, unusual or unique places of interest in Britain & Ireland.

 

Published: July 2010


 

The Country Living Guide to Rural England - The North East

Covers Yorkshire, Northumberland & Durham, and includes the Yorkshire Dales and North Yorkshire Moors

 UK £10.99

 

 

 

The North East is steeped in history and culture – with castles and cathedrals throughout. The Yorkshire Dales offer spectacular views and scenery such as cliffs, steep-sided valleys, deep caves and roaring waterfalls while in Teesside and Tyneside the scenery is gentler with flowing rivers and rolling farmland.

 

This guide is packed with interesting facts, for example did you know that...

 

Anyone interested in unusual churches should make the short trip from Hutton-le-Hole to St Mary's Church at Lastingham, about 3 miles to the east.  The building of a monastery here in the 7th century was recorded by no less an authority than the Venerable Bede who visited Lastingham not long after it was completed.

 

Published: June 2010


 

The Country Living Guide to Rural England - The North West

Covers Lancashire, Isle of Man, Cheshire, Cumbria & the Lake District

 UK £10.99

 

 

 

The guide is packed with interesting facts,

for example did you know that...

Said to be the second largest village in Britain, Pilling boasts no fewer than five churches.  One of them, Old St John's is notable as a'time-awrp0 church, virtually unchanged since its completion in 1717.  Flagged floors, pews and box-pews of unvarnished oak, and a three decker pulpit have all survived unscathed thanks to the building of a new church in the village in 1887.

You can also find many places to visit, such as...

Perhaps the most unusual visitor attraction in Ambleside is the Homes of Football, described by the Sunday Times as a national treasure.  It began as a travelling exhibition of football photographs and memorabilia, but now has a permanent home in Lake Road.

Published: April 2010


 

The Hidden Places of Wales

 UK £11.99

 

 

 

Often referred to as the 'Red Dragon', Wales is a country blessed with some of the most dramatic landscapes in Britain. To the north lies Snowdonia, a land of awe-inspiring mountains, wild moorlands and enchanting lakes whilst further south the land is abundant with deep valleys and vast forests. To the west the country has a spectacularly varied coastline of cliffs, coves and sandy beaches. Wales also has a rich cultural heritage full of myths and legends founded on Celtic ancestry but has an equally strong industrial past.

 

 

 

 

 

Published: March 2010


 

The Hidden Places of East Anglia

Covers Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex & Cambridgeshire

 UK £8.99

 

 

Ideas, Inspiration and eyebrow-raising stories are packed into this attractive & updated travel guide to East Anglia!

Travel Publishing is pleased to announce the publication of the tenth edition of the Hidden Places of East Anglia, which is available from February 2010 and takes you on a relaxed but informative tour of this beautiful and diverse region. 

Directly to the north of London, the region has preserved much of its unspoilt character, rural landscape, architecture and traditions.  It is home to England's oldest recorded town - Colchester, alongside the historic cities of Cambridge, Norwich and Peterborough. Traditional market towns and picturesque villages abound - home to fine examples of architecture - timber-framed, flint, thatch and weather-boarded buildings.

 

 

Published: February 2010


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