Scotland the Best! - Peter Irvine
Paperback - 320 pages (November 1997) HarperCollins
We use this guide every time we go to Scotland - we now have two editions. Scotland the Best will help you experience all that is excellent in Scotland. Irvine's personal guide provides 1000s of recommendations covering a multitude of topics including the best places to stay whatever your budget, the best beaches, the best ice cream, the best hill walks, the best bakers, the best spooky places, the best seafood, the best places to take the kids, the best ceildhs, and of course the best prehistoric sites.
Note: Amazon.co.uk show an old edition of Scotland the Best on their ordering page. Don't worry, you will be sent the latest edition - we were.
The Isle of Arran
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Arran all the way through
Alastair GemmellPublisher: John Donald
192 Pages, Paperback
Only �3.99 each+p&p Published Price: �7.95 - a saving of 50%
Orkney
Orkney all the way through
George GarsonPublisher: John Donald 90 Pages ISBN: 0859763625
A personal celebration of the spirit of Orkney, its islands, its customs and folklore, people and language. George Garson, a journalist and artist, presents his love affair with Orkney with humour and style. b&w photos.Only �3.99 each+p&p - Order Now Published Price: �9.95 - a saving of 65% - on sale at Barnes and Noble in the US at $40!
More West Highland Tales
More West Highland Tales
(Vol. 2)
JF CampbellBirlinn 1994 383 Pages, Paperback
Written in Gaelic with an English translation side by side on the page.Only �3.50 each+p&p Published Price: �12.99 - a saving of over 70%
England - Rocky Rambles in the Peak District
Rocky Rambles in the Peak District by Fred Broadhurst Published 2001, 150 pages. Published by Sigma Leisure.
Paperback - 624 pages (26 February, 1998) Rough Guides
I would thoroughly recommend this book for anyone travelling to Scotland. It covers all major cities and has a real understanding of off the beaten track places, that are so often missed by the major guides. From Loch Tummel in the Highlands to the Barralands in Glasgow, the Guide has it all.
McCarty's Bar - Pete McCarthy
Pete McCarthy's return to rural Ireland, McCarthy's Bar, comes with the requisite Byronesque quips and drunken set-pieces. But while he's equally at home discussing standing stones and the potato famine, there's a serious writer struggling to make himself heard above the many excellent jokes in this top-notch debut.
Outer Hebrides Handbook - David Perrott
Paperback (March 1995) Kittiwake
The authorative guide - written by those who live there The Outer Hebrides Handbook was written by the folk who live there and, as well as giving the visitor a complete picture of island life, it also contains a guide section, together with detailed maps, photographs and drawings. In print for over 10 years, this book is continuously updated, and has become the essential handbook for all visitors to these remarkable islands. Review by David Perrott.
Visitors' Recommendations
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January 2000 edition:
Paperback - 144 pages (February 1999) American Automobile Assn
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