Living in the Highlands
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| Rating | : | 4.64 (619 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 050001986X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 168 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Scottish Heaven This is a book I look at over and over again. The photos are breathtaking and the text includes both the history and current information about each area. They did a good job of including photos of the house interiors and the beautiful Scottish landscape.. "Lovely" according to Theseus. This is a quality piece of work from Thames & Hudson -- cloth over hardback boards with a blindstamped insignia on the front, sewn binding, 168 pp, color illustrations throughout on nice stock.I also like "coffee table books" that aren't ostentatiously monstrous in size. This on. A Highland Style "Living in the Highlands" is not the standard tourist book, although its lavish coffee table book-sized format is certainly attractive enough to entice visitors. Nor is it a history of Scotland, although aspects of Scottish history are reflected in its pages. Authors Lesley Asta
. Lesley Astaire and Roddy Martine, responsible for the highly successful Living in Scotland, have joined forces again to present another intriguing face of Scotland. Eric Ellington, who has lived in the Highlands, provides a wealth of stunning and informative photographs
Accompanied by stunning photographs.. This is a book which reflects the mix of tradition and style in the Scottish Highlands: tartans, tweeds and natural materials, sports, excursions and dancing, fishing and stalking, a Burns Night dinner with a Toast to the Haggis
Eric Ellington, who has lived in the Highlands, provides a wealth of stunning and informative photographs. . About the Author Lesley Astaire and Roddy Martine, responsible for the highly successful Living in Scotland, have joined forces again to present another intriguing face of Scotland