The English lake district is one of the most beautiful and unspoilt areas in Britain. A source of inspiration for both writers and painters, celebrated in the poetry of Wordsworth and Coleridge, the lake District became a popular destination for travellers as early as the C18th.

Lakeland Landscapes

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Whiteman, Robin

Talbot, Rob

Gardening & Landscape Design

Weidenfeld Nicolson Ltd

North Yorkshire has 2000 square miles of remarkabley varied scenery. With the cliffs on the east coast andthe two national parks in land North Yorkshire bosts some the the most stunning scenery in Britain. Talbotand whiteman provide a unique glimpse of this landscape.

Yorkshire Landscapes

Travel

Europe

TRAFALGAR SQUARE +

All in color! High hills, rolling uplands, steep escarpments, swift-flowing streams, stately homes and humble dwellings draw visitors to the Cotswolds, one of Britain's most celebrated regions. Now it's your turn. The journey starts in Oxford and ends in the elegant city of Bath. Along the way, you'll travel to the well-known sites of the region, as well as many hidden and secret gems. Trim size: 9 x 11.

Cotswold Landscapes

The Heart of England (Country Series)

"The Heart of England" covers the area that stretches from around Shrewsbury in the north to Gloucester in the south, and from the Welsh borders in the west to around Stratford-upon-Avon in the east. The region has witnessed more genuine passion and spilled blood than any other area in the kingdom: poets and writers have celebrated its legends, kings coveted its hunting forests, armies clashed on its meadows, farmers and market gardeners blessed its fertility, and industrialists exploited its mineral sources. The towns, villages and houses which lie within this region typify, too, traditional England: half-timbered cottages and ancient villages, elegant spa towns, great cathedrals, impressive fortresses, stately homes and historic manor houses, and once-great monastic houses.

Orion Publishing Co

This is a record of England's regional heritage. The photographer/author team, have collaborated on seven other books on regions of England: "The Cotwolds", "The English Lakes", "The Yorkshire Moors and Dales", "The Heart of England", "The West Country", "Wessex" and "Kent and the Garden of England" (published in 1995). All these are part of the Weidenfeld Country Series. Providing a survey of England's regional heritage, the book aims to convey the atmosphere of an area, and what its defining features are. It explains the manny diversities of culture and scenery of England.

English Landscapes

Science & Math

This is a photographic view, with some narrative, of East Anglia and the Fens. It is an area dominated by water and boundless expanses of sky, features often found in the works of the area's most famous sons - John Constable, Thomas Gainsborough and Benjamin Britten.

East Anglia & the Fens (Country Series)

The Garden of England: The Counties of Kent, Surrey and Sussex (Country Series)

* Covers one of the most attractive and accessible tourist destinations in the UK, and one which the opening of the Channel Tunnel should make even more popular. * Another beautiful book in the best-selling Country Series by the two "remarkable regional chroniclers". * Contains a complete list of all major sites with addresses, telephone number's and opening days.

The Peak District (Country Series)

Brother Cadfael, the much-loved medieval sleuth created by Ellis Peters, is depicted in the "Chronicles" as an enthusiastic gardener and herbalist, often excusing himself from his daily offices to tend the abbey gardens or work in his herbarium. He is also renowned for his great knowledge of plants, especially the exotic varieties he bought back to England from his travels throughout the Christian and Muslim worlds to raise and perfect in his own garden in Shrewsbury. This book recreates Brother Cadfael's herbal kingdom. It details in alphabetical order all the plants and herbs mentioned in the "Chronicles", and offers descriptions of their traditional uses in medieval times.

Brother Cadfael's Herb Garden An Illustrated Companion to Medieval Plants and their Uses

Literature & Fiction

Little,Brown & Company

A magnificent photographic journey recording the beauty and diversity of the English countryside. Now in paperback, featuring 200 color photographs. Rob Talbot and Robin Whiteman have again merged their talents to capture the spirit and splendor of rural England: the lush scenery and fine architecture of Wessex; the spectacular waterfalls and secluded valleys of the Lake District; the wooded hills and rugged coastal plains of the southern counties. Talbot's gorgeous display of color photography is perfectly complemented by Whiteman's text, which brings to life each region--its history, literary and artistic connections, geography, geology, architecture and local customs. A glorious hymn to the English landscape. Among Rob Talbot and Robin Whiteman's many collaborations are The Cotswolds, The English Lakes, and Lakeland Landscapes. 160 pp 10 x 11 1/2 200 color photos

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Books by Talbot, Rob

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Lakeland Landscapes

Yorkshire Landscapes

Cotswold Landscapes

The Heart of England (Country Series)

English Landscapes

East Anglia & the Fens (Country Series)

The Garden of England: The Counties of Kent, Surrey and Sussex (Country Series)

The Peak District (Country Series)

Brother Cadfael's Herb Garden An Illustrated Companion to Medieval Plants and their Uses

English Landscapes