From the sophistication of Cardiff Bay to the Victorian splendor of Llandudno, and from the limestone cliffs of the Glamorgan Heritage Coast to the sands of Newgale, Wales's shoreline offers both unparalleled spectacle and dramatic contrast. Coast Wales celebrates this unique landscape with over 24 beautiful photographs and evocative captions. An ideal souvenir, present, or personal indulgence.
When his editor Humph Blake vanishes and a body turns up on the site of the new national stadium, reporter Twm Bradley starts to question the father figure he thought he knew. With a race on to rebuild the venue for a world rugby tournament, can Twm untangle a web of love, deceit and corruption to uncover the truth about Humph's disappearance?
There are 19 mountain ranges packed within Wales’ modest 7,722 square miles, amounting to hundreds of peaks—some well-trodden such as Snowdon, the highest mountain in England and Wales, while others are unspoilt and waiting to be discovered. With powerful images and captions, Mountain Wales offers a tantalizing taste of the nation’s breathtaking mountain landscape.
From the earliest stone fortifications at Chepstow to the 19th-century folly of Castell Coch, and from the splendor of Caernarfon, Beaumaris, Conwy, and Harlech to the spectacular ruins of Carreg Cennen, Wales boasts a stunning array of castles. This book commemorates a nation's remarkable architectural heritage.