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Terms and conditions applyEngland: An Aerial View
Adrian Warren and Dae Sasitorn
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Format: Book
Pages: 430
Publisher: AirLift Book Company
Date Published: Dec 2004
Stock Code: 38391
Binding: Hardback
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England: An Aerial View contains a stunning collection of aerial images from a bird's eye view, capturing the very essence of a diverse and beautiful land. Viewed from the air, many secrets from our past are revealed, such as the mysterious White Horse in Oxfordshire, and the Long Man of Wilmington, both huge illustrations built onto the hillside.
The book features over four hundred stunning full-colour photographs of four hundred and twenty different locations from ten English regions. It also includes historical information on each site and ten ordinance survey maps.
Centring exclusively on England's countryside and city landscapes, the book offers a breathtaking time slice from Stonehenge to Spaghetti Junction, mixing the old with the new, and the natural with the man made.
The book features over four hundred stunning full-colour photographs of four hundred and twenty different locations from ten English regions. It also includes historical information on each site and ten ordinance survey maps.
Centring exclusively on England's countryside and city landscapes, the book offers a breathtaking time slice from Stonehenge to Spaghetti Junction, mixing the old with the new, and the natural with the man made.
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