The Secrets of Scotland
Published on 1. September 2005
Book
Hardback
200 pages
978-1-84451-302-4 (ISBN)
Description
North, South, East and West, Scotland is a land of contrasts, with towering mountain ranges, rolling hills, sandy white beaches, rushing rivers, wild moorland and glassy lochs. From its islands and highlands to its lowlands and coastline, the country contains some of Britain's most breathtaking scenery.
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Series
Edition
New edition
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Edition type
New edition
Illustrations
170 Illustrations, color
Dimensions
Height: 289 mm
Width: 279 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-84451-302-4 (9781844513024)
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Michael Kerrigan lives in Edinburgh, where he writes regularly for the
Scotsman newspaper. He is a book reviewer for The Times Literary
Supplement and the Guardian, London. As an author, he has published
extensively on both British and world history and prehistory. He has
been a contributor to Flame Tree's Irish History and World History as
well as to The Times Encyclopedia of World Religion.
Dennis Hardley was born in blitz-sieged Liverpool in 1940, where he
spent his teenage years doing odd jobs for The Beatles before becoming a
Concorde engineer. Dennis first became a photographer as an RAF
civilian in 1972, supplying pictures to The Scots Magazine. In 1973, he
moved to Scotland with his family and established himself as a
professional photographer. He has since driven over a million miles in
his pursuit of photographing the Scottish landscape.
Scotsman newspaper. He is a book reviewer for The Times Literary
Supplement and the Guardian, London. As an author, he has published
extensively on both British and world history and prehistory. He has
been a contributor to Flame Tree's Irish History and World History as
well as to The Times Encyclopedia of World Religion.
Dennis Hardley was born in blitz-sieged Liverpool in 1940, where he
spent his teenage years doing odd jobs for The Beatles before becoming a
Concorde engineer. Dennis first became a photographer as an RAF
civilian in 1972, supplying pictures to The Scots Magazine. In 1973, he
moved to Scotland with his family and established himself as a
professional photographer. He has since driven over a million miles in
his pursuit of photographing the Scottish landscape.