NEW. A book for non-experts giving tips on spotting more than 20 space, weather, tidal and wildlife natural phenomena, including the Northern Lights, leaping salmon, meteor showers, whirling waterbirds, rutting deer, tidal bores and sunken villages.
“With this guide, a little luck and perhaps a pair of binoculars, you too can experience the magic of seeing something truly extraordinary. This is your starting point for some truly phenomenal adventures.” BLOOMSBURY
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“Lavishly illustrated, the book paints a picture of Liverpool and the whole of the Mersey Estuary…“ WARRINGTON WORLDWIDE
“The result is ‘The Mersey Estuary: A Travel Guide’ with colour illustrations throughout and detailed information every step of the way.” ESSENTIAL RUNCORN
“A cracking book” BBC RADIO MERSEYSIDE
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“The path less travelled. Discover a host of secret seaside haunts along a coastline that stretches from Morecambe Bay to the Solway Firth …” A COAST MAGAZINE BOOK OF THE MONTH
“A rich guide to the coastal fringes of the region, Kevin’s new book goes beyond a survey to get into the detail of these unique places… Startling photographs and clear images make this a brilliant companion.“ CUMBRIA LIFE MAGAZINE
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“Kevin Sene’s book is well-researched and highly informative. It is also clearly a labour of love. A book to read and savour from cover to cover and then hold on to and dip into for specific reference in the future.” NETGALLEY
“This is a very thorough handbook for travelers and nature buffs. While it’s a detailed and helpful guide to tidal bores, it’s also a useful directory for the surrounding areas where tidal bores can be experienced, as mother nature is not always entirely dependable.” NETGALLEY
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“I am not aware of any other book as comprehensive as this one that covers all aspects of hydrometeorology.” From a review in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society.
“Honorable mention for an authoritative review of recent developments in hydrometeorological forecasting.” ASLI Choice nominations for the best book of the year in the fields of meteorology, climatology and atmospheric sciences.
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