Britain's Favourite View

Buch | Softcover

240 Seiten

2007
Cassell Illustrated (Verlag)
978-1-84403-603-5 (ISBN)

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Celebrating the diversity of the British landscape and filmed across a calendar year, this work showcases our vistas within a format which encourages participation, national debate and generates the same sense of event which has distinguished BBC hits like "Great Britons" and "Coast".

Sixteen 'A-list' celebrities each champion one of Britain's most spectacular views. Week by week, the public decide which celebrity - and lovingly photographed view - has won their hearts. By the final programme, just four views/ celebrities remain. A live public vote will now choose "Britain's Favourite View". Celebrating the wonderful diversity of the British landscape and filmed lovingly across an entire calendar year, "Britain's Favourite View" showcases our most stunning vistas within a format which encourages participation, national debate and generates the same sense of event which has distinguished BBC hits like "Great Britons" and "Coast". This tie-in illustrated book will celebrate the history of each location chosen, giving the reader the necessary historical perspective for the TV programme.

Sir Trevor MacDonald is one of Britain's most esteemed and experienced national broadcasters, with over 40-years of television programming behind him. He is instantly recognisable to television viewers and brings immense gravitas to the programme and to the accompnaying book, where he will write the foreword.

Newcastle Upon Tyne Blackpool Seven Sisters Brighton London - Thames and the City Bristol and Bath North Antrim Coast Edinburgh Isle of Skye Yorkshire Dales The Gower St. Ives The Lake District Northumbria Liverpool Hadrian's Wall Stonehenge

Erscheint lt. Verlag	2.8.2007
Vorwort	Sir Trevor Macdonald
Verlagsort	London
Sprache	englisch
Maße	190 x 246 mm
Gewicht	894 g
Themenwelt	Bildbände ► Europa ► Großbritannien
ISBN-10	1-84403-603-0 / 1844036030
ISBN-13	978-1-84403-603-5 / 9781844036035
Zustand	Neuware