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Roundabouts from the Air
Following on from the success of Roundabouts of Great Britain (New Holland, September 2004) comes Roundabouts from the Air (ish), from self-confessed fanatic Kevin Beresford. Featuring glorious full colour aerial shots of traffic islands from around Britain this is a hilarious guide to this up-and-coming hobby Over 100 of the author's favourite traffic islands are featured alongside captions that draw the readers attention to the beauty of the subject. He has literally scaled new heights to bring this quirky and humorous gift book to the roundabout-loving public Interspersed throughout the book are snippets of information that will inform and entertain the reader. As President of the UK Roundabout Appreciation Society, the author is full of fascinating facts about his favourite topic. From useful terms used on the roundabout cicuit to a page of praise for the unsung heroes of roundabout protection, this book is crammed full of all the information you ever wanted to know about roundabouts - and much more.
Car Park Life
Car parks: commonplace urban landscapes, little-explored and rarely featured in art and music, yet they shape the aesthetics of our towns and cities. Hotspots for crime, rage and sexual deviancy; a blind spot in which activities go unnoticed. Skateboarding, car stunts, drug dealing, dogging, murder. Gareth E. Rees believes that the retail car park has as much mystery, magic and terror as any mountain, meadow or wood. He's out to prove it by walking the car parks of Britain, journeying across the country from Plymouth to Edinburgh, much to the horror of his family, friends – and, most of all – himself. He finds Sir Francis Drake outside B&Q, standing stones in a retail park, and a dead body beside Sainsbury's. In this darkly satirical work of non-fiction, Gareth E. Rees presents a troubling vision of Brexit Britain through a common space we know far less about than we think.
Dull Men of Great Britain
Neil collects bricks, Kevin is a roundabout enthusiast, John runs the Apostrophe Protection Society and Keith’s actual job is watching paint dry. They are members of the Dull Men’s Club and are passionate about the everyday, unglamorous things in life. They are dull and proud and urge the good ordinary men of the nation to join them now. Whether you have a thing for pylons or rhubarb, reclaim and celebrate the ordinary. Includes Free Honorary Membership. Predictable * Reliable * Safe
Parking Mad
60 car parks in Britain have been inspected, from as far north as John O'Groats to Land's End car park in Cornwall. Many varied car parks are included from the dark and dangerous to multi-storeys of breathtaking beauty and sophistication, the best view and the most friendly attendents.
Who Owns Britain
A startling expose of Britain's most valuable asset - its land. Kevin Cahill's investigations reveal how the 6000 or so landowners -mostly aristocrats, but also large institutions and the Crown - own about 40 million acres, more than half the country, and have maintained their grip on the land right throughout the 20th century.
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