Walking The Bones Of Britain: A 3 Billion Year Journey From Outer Hebrides To Thames Estuary Christopher Somerville Penguin (Transworld) Αγγλικά

‘Somerville’s Infectious Enthusiasm And Wry Humour Infuse His Journey From The Isle Of Lewis To Southern England Revealing Our Rich Geological History With Vibrant Local Natural History’ Observer‘a Meticulous Exploration Ground Beneath Feet Glorious’ Katharine Norbury‘a Remarkable Achievement’ Tom Chesshyre‘his Writing Is Utterly Enticing’ Country Walking Influence Britain’s Geology Has Had On Daily Lives Profound While We May Be Unaware It Every Aspect Been Affected By Events That Happened Ten Thousand A Million Or Years Ago In Bones Britain Christopher Somerville Takes Miles Beginning Far North At Three-Billion-Year-Old Rocks Formed When World Was Still Molten Travelling South-Eastwards Furthest Corner Essex Where New Land Being Crossing Bogs Scaling Peaks Skirting Quarry Pits He Unearths Stories Bound Up Layers Rock Examines How They Have Influenced Everything Farm Build Houses Industrial Revolution Current Climate Crisis Told Characteristic Insight This Gripping British Landscape Its Cannot Fail Change Way You See Beyond Your Door ‘Somerville Walker’s Writer’ Nicholas Crane Σελίδες: 432 Διαστάσεις: 13X13Cm