Graeme Wallace Kolejność książek (chronologicznie)

More and more distilleries are opening their doors to the public, and implementing ever more elaborate tours, Discovering Distilleries of Scotland provides an invaluable insight into what each distillery offers visitors, and a comparative reference to deciding on the most suitable tours. From contact details to tour times, types and prices together with a brief history and background information, Discovering Distilleries of Scotland is an easy to use, colour coded invaluable tool, not just for planning a visit but also as a guide for choosing which whiskies to try in the future. The guide provides plenty of space for notes about each visit and the whiskies sampled, yet is compact enough to fit into a pocket.

Beinn Laoigh, Loch Lomond and the Tyndrum Hills in January, and month by month through the year to a snow-covered Ben Lomond in December, Graeme Wallace's panoramic photographs capture the stark beauty of the lochs, mountains, woodlands and skies of the southern Highlands. Around 100 photographs, taken over a five-year period, show the area north of the Highland Boundary Line up to a roughly parallel line between Dalmally and Pitlochry.

A colourful lift-the-flap book. Nessie lives at Loch Ness and is very shy, so she always hides away whenever people visit. Sometimes people think they've seen Nessie, but it's usually one of her four brothers or sisters. Each page gives clues for children to guess what Nessie looks like.

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This stunning book portrays the many scenes that make Scotland's capital one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

Within this book is a selection of images covering some of Scotland's most picturesque scenery. Accepting that we cannot incorporate all of Scotland into one book, we have endeavoured to select 160 of the most popular and best recognised destinations which best portray the diversity of the Scottish landscape.