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 What about the Villa? By Joe Gray A long forgotten story from Britain’s sporting history set in the days when Aston Villa was a leading pro baseball team. more information................order a copy |
 Singing Puccini at the kitchen sink By Bert Flitcroft A new collection by the highly-regarded Midlands poet: poetry for general reader and enthusiast alike - a joy to read. more information................order a copy |
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 Geology Explained: Cotswolds By William Dreghorn An easy-to-follow guide to the geology of this outstanding landscape region. illustrated with field sketches, diagrams and maps. more information................order a copy |
 Fresh Flowers For M'Lady By Tony Hibbert The story of Craig-y-Nos - a hub of the industrial history of South Wales and home to former opera superstar Adelina Patti. more information................order a copy |
 Ledbury Sketchbook By Anthony Bateman A personal and affectionate record of the people, events, buildings and vistas of Ledbury as seen through the eyes of the artist. more information................order a copy |
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 Geology Explained: Lake District By Robert Prosser An easy-to-follow guide to the geology of this outstanding landscape region. illustrated with field sketches, diagrams and maps. more information................order a copy |
 The Green Lanes of Herefordshire By Heather Hurley An exploration of the long-forgotten green routeways of the county. Includes a series of illustrated walks along selected routes. more information................order a copy |
 Kathy Lewis Sketchbook By Kathy Lewis A selection of work by the prominent Gloucestershire artist. Presented as a facsimile of one of the artist's field sketchbooks. more information................order a copy |
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 Geology Explained: South Wales By T R Owen An easy-to-follow guide to the geology of this outstanding landscape region. illustrated with field sketches, diagrams and maps. more information................order a copy |
 Penny A Jar By Keith Harris A moving story of childhood poverty in wartime Bristol. From hunger, homelessness and cruelty to friendship, support and love. Also available in eBook format more information................order a copy |
 Landscapes on the Edge Edited by Margot Miller & Sue Sharp An anthology of poems of the Wye Valley and Welsh Borders, from early to contemporary writers. Illustrated with woodblock engravings. more information................order a copy |
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 Paths and Pubs of the Wye Valley By Heather and Jon Hurley Twelve circular routes, each leading off the waymarked Wye Valley Walk - and each featuring a pub stop. Fully illustrated. more information................order a copy |
 Treatise on Cyder Making By Hugh Stafford First published more than 250 years ago, this is a facsimile edition of one of the earliest guides to apple growing and cider making. Also available in eBook format more information................order a copy |
 May Hill: Paintings and Drawings By Valerie McLean A selection of work by this contemporarys artist which is complemented by memories of the people of May Hill in Gloucestershire. more information................order a copy |
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 Exploring Historic Dean By John Sheraton and Rod Goodman A detailed guide to fourteen scenic walks in an area with a long and fascinating history. Full-colour illustrations throughout. more information................order a copy |
 Trackway to Turnpike By Heather Hurley The development of roads and routes in South Herefordshire, from prehistoric routes to the end of the turnpike era. more information................order a copy |
 Forest Gold: selected poems By Marigold Pritchard Born and bred in the Forest of Dean, the author shares a host of memories of life in the region through her poetry. more information................order a copy |
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 Excursion from Source of the Wye By Mark Willett First published in 1810, this is a facsimile edition of one of the earliest tour guides to the Wye Valley region. Available in eBook format more information................order a copy |
 Personalities of the Forest of Dean By H G Nicholls First published in 1863, this is a facsimile edition of the author's "relation of successive officials, gentry and commonality". Available in eBook format more information................order a copy |
 Forest Leaves: selected poems By Marigold Pritchard The author has brought together a further selection of her favourite poems about aspects of everyday life in the Forest of Dean. more information................order a copy |
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