In Canals in the Heart of Engl&, Alan Tyers has captured the changing moods of the Midland canals with photographs of waterways, boats & the people who work them. His images range from the busy inner city basins of Coventry & Birmingham to the quiet waters found in the rural reaches of Staffordshire, Oxfordshire & Warwickshire. The guide is an essential edition to the libraries of all who value & respect England`s waterways & their renaissance in the 21st century. ...

Canals of Britain is a comprehensive survey of the canal network of the British Isles that details not only linked up waterways but, also, isolated cuts & quiet waters more able to be fully navigated by smaller craft. Sixty stretches of canals are reviewed & illustrated with photographs of surrounding areas & sites of interest local to the waterways. Whilst of obvious use to boaters & those who use the canals for transportation, the guide has been designed as a reference book for anyone who enjoys the canals for recreational purposes; boaters, walkers, cyclists, holidaymakers, riders & those who use the towpaths & banks throughout the year. The canal network of the British Isles is infinitely varied; it runs beside picturesque open countryside, coastal harbours & historic industrial buildings, passed an array of wildlife & through modern city centres. Stuart Fisher not only looks at the routes of canals but also at their construction, history, associated folklore & what it is that makes them special. ...

Canals of Britain is a comprehensive survey of the canal network of the British Isles that details not only linked up waterways but, also, isolated cuts & quiet waters more able to be fully navigated by smaller craft. Sixty stretches of canals are reviewed & illustrated with photographs of surrounding areas & sites of interest local to the waterways. Whilst of obvious use to boaters & those who use the canals for transportation, the guide has been designed as a reference book for anyone who enjoys the canals for recreational purposes; boaters, walkers, cyclists, holidaymakers, riders & those who use the towpaths & banks throughout the year. The canal network of the British Isles is infinitely varied; it runs beside picturesque open countryside, coastal harbours & historic industrial buildings, passed an array of wildlife & through modern city centres. Stuart Fisher not only looks at the routes of canals but also at their construction, history, associated folklore & what it is that makes them special. ...

He looks at the bucolic world of life on the British waterways. With over 30 superb engravings which capture his love of the ...

Canals hold a unique place in British culture, with associations of lazy summer afternoons, journeying through lush green countryside. But as Liz Mc Ivor explains in the book to accompany her BBC series, the story of our canals is also the story of how modern Britain was born. It was the canals that helped open up the trade of the Industrial Revolution, furthered the new science of geology, & even ushered in a new form of architecture. The legacy of our canals is all around us. In What the Canals Did for Us, Mc Ivor takes us on a journey across the network of English canals to tell a deeper story of how our waterways changed our lives. It`s a very modern tale, full of high finance & greedy investors, cheap labour & the struggle for workers` rights, & new frontiers in family & child welfare. It`s a unique & compelling exploration of Britain`s golden age. ...

From simple quick canapes to sophisticated creations that will really wow your guests at a dinner party, you`ll find everything you need to know in Canapes. Over 200 delicious recipes include step-by-step sequences & beautiful photography of the finished canapes as well as preparation, cooking & freezing advice. Plus invaluable know-how on how many you need per guest with tips on compiling menus if you`re short on time or sticking to a budget help you plan any party perfectly. Make sure your event goes without a hitch with Canapes. ...

Canary Islands in the Countries & Regions series from Lonely Planet, market-leading comprehensive guides aimed at independent travellers & serving a large range of international destinations. Frank & informal in style, the guides explore an extensive range of sights, activities, accommodation, restaurants & nightlife & are designed for practical use while travelling on the road. Written & researched by a team of experts, each book is independent in its recommendations & suggestions, often offering individual takes on individual destinations. Widely recognised for their reliability, each Lonely Planet country & region guide has the same layout. Introductory sections profile the destination with individual chapters on particular highlights, getting started, (including when to go) itineraries, history, culture, arts, food & drink & the environment. Each guide is organised geographically by region, with individual sections detailing an extensive range of sights, places of interest, attractions, restaurants, nightlife, accommodation & any local activities. The guides have detailed explanations of historical context where relevant. There is also practical guidance on ...

Canary Islands at 1:150, 000 on a map from Mair Dumont with each island presented on a separate panel, plus street plans of central Santa Cruz de Tenerife & Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. A special feature of the “ Marco Polo” maps & atlases is a set of seven peel-on/peel-off stickers which can be placed on the maps to help with navigating & removed without damaging the surface. The island’s topography is presented by unobtrusive relief shading with spot heights. National parks & other protected areas are highlighted. Road network emphasizes main & secondary routes, both shown with driving distances, but also

Includes:: local road & tracks. Scenic roads are highlighted. Ferry connections are also marked. Places of interest, including landscape features, are prominently highlighted & given star rating. The panels have no geographical coordinates. The index is in a separate booklet attached to the map cover. Map legend

Includes:: English. Also provided is a small map of the whole Canary Islands archipelago showing ferry connections, plus street plans of central Santa Cruz de Tenerife & Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.



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Canary Islands Autonomous Region of Spain at 1:350, 000 on a large physical map from the IGN/CNIG
- country’s civilian survey
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Eastern Canary Islands (Gran Canaria, Fuerteventure & Lanzarote) at 1:500, 000 in a series of regional road map of Spain from the country’s civilian survey organization IGN-CNIG (Instituto Geográfico Nacional
- Centro Nacional de Información Geográfica), vividly presenting the topography by altitude colouring, boundaries of national/natural parks, etc. Given the scale of 1:500, 000, this title can provide only an overview of the Canary Islands rather than provide detailed information for driving or island hopping; fewer locations & smaller country roads are marked than on maps of the individual islands, road numbers are shown only for GC1, GC2, GC3 on Gran Canaria & for LZ2 & GC740 on Lanzarote. Ferry links are not marked. Icons prominently indicate UNESCO World Heritage sites & state-run parador accommodations but no other places of interest are marked. The maps also show administrative boundaries & all place names & other information (roads, topographic features) are presented classified according to its official status. Topography is indicated by satellite imagery enhanced by altitude colouring, with spot heights, names of mountain ranges, boundaries of national/natural parks, etc. The maps have latitude & longitude lines at 30’ intervals. Map legend is in Spanish only. The series was first published in 2014. To see other titles in this series please click on the series link.
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