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Barging Round Britain: Exploring the History of our Nation's Canals and Waterways (ePub eBook)

eBook by Bartley, David/Sergeant, John

Barging Round Britain: Exploring the History of our Nation's Canals and Waterways (ePub eBook)

£9.99

ISBN:
9780718180652
Publication Date:
12 Feb 2015
Publisher:
Penguin Random House
Imprint:
Penguin
Pages:
416 pages
Format:
eBook
For delivery:
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Barging Round Britain: Exploring the History of our Nation's Canals and Waterways (ePub eBook)

Description

Barging Round Britain by David Bartley is a beautifully-illustrated guide to a unique and fascinating part of our history: the canal network.Explore the people and places that have forged this national treasure, from the birth of the Industrial Revolution to the leisure explosion on our waterways today. Fully-illustrated with maps and photographs, the book will trace canal routes across the UK, from the Georgian grandeur of Bath to the dramatic splendour of the Scottish Highlands.This is the official tie-in to the ITV series, coming to prime-time TV in January 2015. David Bartley's Barging Round Britain includes a foreword and chapter introductions by the presenter of the TV series, John Sergeant.

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