The
Outer Hebrides Guide Book
3rd
edition in progress and due out in March 2012
PDF
files of all the sections are now available in near final
form to view
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The
Western Isles Guide Book was first published in
June 2002 and reprinted in July 2005. The fully
revised 3rd edition will published in March 2012.
This
224 page book is a handy pocket size (140x220mm)
and covers all the main sites of interest, monuments,
visitor attractions and islands in the Outer Hebrides.
It is profusely illustrated with over 600 of Charles
Tait's images, mostly new and unpublished as well
as OS maps and some old prints.
The
retail price is £12.95
Please
click on the links below for more details about
the draft book content as pdfs, advertising rates
and data and a space booking form. Please email,
fax or telephone for further information or to make
a space booking in the next edition.
ISBN
9780951785997
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The
book can be preordered (e-mail charles.tait@zetnet.co.uk),
or by fax (01856 875313), telephone (01856 873738)or letter
(Kelton, St Ola Orkney KW15 1TR), directly from us for
delivery on publication with payment by credit card (only
debited on despatch).
"5
out of 5 stars Colourful, thorough and informative, May
14, 2004 Reviewer: Michael Fawcett from Washington, Tyne
and Wear I recent travelled to the Western Isles of Scotland
on holiday - before the trip I wasnt able to find a book
to take with me as a guide. Just before boarding the ferry
from Ullapool to Stornoway, I flicked through this book
in a local book shop, and bought it immediately. Its thorough
but consice, full of excellent colour photos, but not
TOO many - and has excellent text descriptions of all
the places to visit along the length of the whole of the
islands, from the Butt of Lewis at the North to Berneray
at the South - it even includes St Kilda and and the Flannan
Islands! The book also includes travel information, and
a summary of the history, culture, archaeology, nature
and highlights. In summary - a really excellent book -
and on the trip I found other guides, but none as good
as this."
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