As an introduction to the reasons why and how the landscape grew up to be what it is, this takes a great deal of beating. Stunning aerial photographs make the book - supported well by both ground images and very readable, informative text. My one surprise - given that this would be a very much lesser book without the photography, it's surprising that the relatively few photographers who appear to have been responsible for the work have not been more prominently credited - it's takes a some effort to find out who they were! Verbal snobbery possibly? Maybe the academics didn't want to share the prasise? Anyway, highly recommended.
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As an introduction to the reasons why and how the landscape grew up to be what it is, this takes a great deal of beating. Stunning aerial photographs make the book - supported well by both ground images and very readable, informative text. My one surprise - given that this would be a very much lesser book without the photography, it's surprising that the relatively few photographers who appear to have been responsible for the work have not been more prominently credited - it's takes a some effort to find out who they were! Verbal snobbery possibly? Maybe the academics didn't want to share the prasise? Anyway, highly recommended.
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As an introduction to the reasons why and how the landscape grew up to be what it is, this takes a great deal of beating. Stunning aerial photographs make the book - supported well by both ground images and very readable, informative text. My one surprise - given that this would be a very much lesser book without the photography, it's surprising that the relatively few photographers who appear to have been responsible for the work have not been more prominently credited - it's takes a some effort to find out who they were! Verbal snobbery possibly? Maybe the academics didn't want to share the prasise? Anyway, highly recommended.
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As an introduction to the reasons why and how the landscape grew up to be what it is, this takes a great deal of beating. Stunning aerial photographs make the book - supported well by both ground images and very readable, informative text. My one surprise - given that this would be a very much lesser book without the photography, it's surprising that the relatively few photographers who appear to have been responsible for the work have not been more prominently credited - it's takes a some effort to find out who they were! Verbal snobbery possibly? Maybe the academics didn't want to share the prasise? Anyway, highly recommended.
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As an introduction to the reasons why and how the landscape grew up to be what it is, this takes a great deal of beating. Stunning aerial photographs make the book - supported well by both ground images and very readable, informative text. My one surprise - given that this would be a very much lesser book without the photography, it's surprising that the relatively few photographers who appear to have been responsible for the work have not been more prominently credited - it's takes a some effort to find out who they were! Verbal snobbery possibly? Maybe the academics didn't want to share the prasise? Anyway, highly recommended.
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As an introduction to the reasons why and how the landscape grew up to be what it is, this takes a great deal of beating. Stunning aerial photographs make the book - supported well by both ground images and very readable, informative text. My one surprise - given that this would be a very much lesser book without the photography, it's surprising that the relatively few photographers who appear to have been responsible for the work have not been more prominently credited - it's takes a some effort to find out who they were! Verbal snobbery possibly? Maybe the academics didn't want to share the prasise? Anyway, highly recommended.
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