Imray - Hidden Harbours of the Northwest
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Uncover the secrets of 40+ abandoned harbors in northwest England and southwest Scotland. This guide reveals their industrial past, key landmarks, and tips for maritime and onshore exploration.
HIS0276B
Data sheet
- What is the classification?
- navigation book
- Who is the publisher or the author?
- Dag Pike
- On what digital medium is this nautical chart / book stored?
- paper medium
- What type of navigation book is this?
- pilot
- Picto
- In English language
Specific References
- UPC
- 400000062570
- EAN13
- 4000000134022
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Hidden Harbors of the Northwest
Guide in EnglishPaperback edition
Uncover the Forgotten Maritime Gems of the British Coastline
Embark on a journey through time and tide with this meticulously crafted guide, designed for boaters and explorers eager to discover the hidden maritime history of Northwest England and Southwest Scotland. This book shines a light on over 40 historic harbors, many of which have faded into obscurity but once played a pivotal role in the region’s industrial and commercial prosperity. From the Dee Estuary to the remote Rhins of Galloway, each location tells a story of a bygone era when waterways were the lifeblood of trade and industry.
A Voyage Through History and Scenery
This guide is more than just a navigational aid—it’s a portal to the past. Explore the remnants of bustling ports that once thrived during the Industrial Revolution, where grain, coal, and raw materials were transported by boat, and manufactured goods were shipped worldwide. Discover unlikely maritime hubs like Freckleton, a surprising shipbuilding center, or Sunderland Point, a Georgian gem at the mouth of the Lune. Wander through the ancient Roman port of Ravenglass on the Cumbrian coast, or visit charming Kirkcudbright, where history and natural beauty intertwine. Each harbor, whether a crumbling stone quay or a sandy dock, offers a unique glimpse into the region’s rich maritime heritage.
Designed for Boaters and Adventurers
Tailored for recreational boaters, this guide provides essential insights for navigating these lesser-known waters while offering a deeper appreciation for the landscapes and histories that surround them. Whether you’re planning a coastal cruise or simply seeking inspiration for your next adventure, this book serves as an indispensable companion. It complements the *Hidden Harbors of Wales* and *Hidden Harbors of Southwest Britain* series, making it a must-have for anyone passionate about exploring the UK’s hidden coastal treasures.
Richly Illustrated and Expertly Researched
Written by renowned maritime author Dag Pike, this guide combines expert knowledge with vivid storytelling, bringing each harbor to life through detailed descriptions and full-color imagery. The 144-page paperback edition is designed for easy reference, whether you’re on deck or planning your route from the comfort of home. With dimensions of 297 x 210 mm, it strikes the perfect balance between portability and readability, ensuring it fits seamlessly into your boating gear.
An Essential Addition to Your Nautical Library
For boaters who crave adventure beyond the well-trodden paths, this guide is an invaluable resource. It uncovers the secrets of the Northwest’s hidden harbors, offering a blend of practical navigation tips and historical context that enriches every voyage. Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or a weekend explorer, this book will inspire you to chart a course for discovery and experience the magic of these forgotten coastal treasures.
Discover the Northwest’s Best-Kept Maritime Secrets
This guide is your passport to over 40 hidden harbors along the coasts of Northwest England and Southwest Scotland, each with its own story to tell. From the industrial might of the Dee Estuary to the remote beauty of the Rhins of Galloway, this book uncovers the remnants of ports that once thrived as vital hubs of trade and commerce. Perfect for boaters, history enthusiasts, and adventurers, it offers a unique blend of practical navigation advice and rich historical context, making it an essential companion for exploring the region’s lesser-known waters.
Expertly Crafted for Boaters and Explorers
Written by maritime expert Dag Pike, this guide provides detailed insights into each harbor, from their heyday as bustling commercial centers to their current state as quiet, often overlooked landmarks. Whether you’re navigating the ancient Roman port of Ravenglass or exploring the Georgian charm of Sunderland Point, this book equips you with the knowledge to appreciate the history and significance of each location. The 144-page paperback edition is designed for durability and ease of use, with full-color illustrations that bring each harbor to life.
Practical and Inspiring for Every Voyage
Beyond its historical depth, this guide is a practical tool for boaters seeking new destinations. It highlights the unique features of each harbor, from navigational challenges to points of interest ashore, ensuring you can plan your trips with confidence. Whether you’re looking for a quiet anchorage, a scenic stopover, or a glimpse into the past, this book will enhance your boating experience and inspire your next adventure along the Northwest’s captivating coastline.
This comprehensive guide is presented in a convenient paperback format, measuring 297 x 210 mm for easy handling on deck or at home. With 144 pages of full-color content, it offers a wealth of information and vivid imagery to enrich your exploration. Weighing just 650 grams, it’s lightweight enough to take anywhere, yet durable enough to withstand the rigors of life on the water. The second edition, published in 2020, ensures you have the most up-to-date information at your fingertips.
With a legacy rooted in maritime expertise, this publisher has been a trusted name among boaters and navigators for decades. Known for producing high-quality guides, charts, and navigational resources, their publications are designed to meet the needs of both recreational and professional mariners. Each book reflects a commitment to accuracy, detail, and practicality, making them indispensable tools for anyone exploring the world’s waterways.
- Uncover hidden maritime history with this expertly researched guide, offering detailed insights into over 40 forgotten harbors along the Northwest coast.
- Its full-color illustrations and practical navigation tips make it an invaluable resource for boaters and adventurers alike.
- Lightweight and durable, it’s designed for easy use on deck or at home, ensuring you have the information you need at your fingertips.
- Whether you’re planning a voyage or simply exploring from afar, this guide brings the region’s rich maritime heritage to life.
What regions are covered in this guide?
The guide explores over 40 historic harbors along the coasts of Northwest England and Southwest Scotland, from the Dee estuary to the Rhins of Galloway.
Is this guide suitable for both boating and land exploration?
Yes, it offers insights for both maritime navigation and onshore discovery of lesser-known historical sites.
What is the page count and format of this guide?
The guide has 144 pages and is in a softcover format, measuring 297 x 210 mm.
Does this guide include color illustrations or photographs?
Yes, it is printed in full color throughout.
What is the weight of the guide?
The guide weighs approximately 650 grams.
Who is the author of this guide?
The guide is authored by Dag Pike, a recognized expert in maritime navigation and history.
Is this guide part of a series?
Yes, it complements the series that includes guides on hidden harbors in Wales and Southwest Britain.
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