Celtic Britain. LOCHS & GLENS OF SCOTLAND. The Highlands & Islands of Scotland (three books)

Celtic Britain. By Homer W. Sykes, Homer W. Sykes (Photographs by) Paperback, 160 pages Published by Weidenfeld Nicolson Illustrated, 2001 ISBN: 1841881503 130 Colour Photo\Illu(s) 19 x 25.1 x 1 centimetres (0.55 kg) Who were the Celts What part did they play in our land's history In Celtic Britain, Homer Sykes embarks on a fascinating journey though the mysterious landscapes and artifacts bequeathed to us by the Celts. Over 120 evocative photographs take us from Cornwall, through England, Wales and up to Scotland. We visit little-known sites that belong to pre-Celtic times, ruined cells where Celtic holy men performed Christian ceremonies during the Dark Ages, enigmatic sites such as Stonehenge, Avebury, and places that are shrouded in the mysteries of Arthurian legend.

LOCHS & GLENS OF SCOTLAND - The Splendour Of The Highlands Paperback, 160 pages Published by Collins & Brown, 1996 ISBN: 1855852101 130 colour photographs 19 x 25 x 1.2 centimetres (0.55 kg) History of the Highlands of Scotland covering the relationships between the people and their clans, the conflicts that they have fought, and the geological development of the Highlands, from the Mesolithic age to the massacre at Glencoe.

The Highlands and Islands of Scotland By Angus MacDonald and Patricia MacDonald Softcover, ISBN 9780297832133. Publisher: Weidenfeld & Nicolson Ltd, 1996 The "Country Series" aims to combine photographs with light, but authoritative commentary on the chosen themes, which cover art, architecture, travel, local history, the countryside, topography, gardens and rural life. This paperback edition focuses on one of the most beautiful areas of unspoiled landscape in Europe. Taking in the magical grandeur of the mountains of Assynt, the enigmatic ancient stones of Brodgar and Stenness on the Orkney Islands, the Well of the Dead on Culloden Moor and the "black houses" and cottages of the highlands.