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Lines Across Lincolnshire
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Book by Jon Fox
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256 pages Discovering Routes, Banks & Boundaries.
Following on from his popular 2015 book The Lincolnshire Landscape: An Exploration, Lincoln-based author and photographer Jon Fox has published a second book on the county’s countryside entitled Lines Across Lincolnshire. The book contains 18 chapters, each covering a separate landscape feature, plus an introductory essay providing an overview of the subject. The text is augmented by 14 specially produced maps and is illustrated throughout by the author’s unique and inspiring photographs. -
International Delivery Additional charges will apply for international order. Once you have placed your order, our Boatswain team will be in touch to discuss your delivery options and pricing. If you would like to be certain of delivery costs before you place your order, please contact The Bosun. Tel: +44 (0)1476 530 023
Please be mindful that when you make a purchase(s), orders may take longer than anticipated, as our goods are not produced on mass. Our aim is to create a centre of Culture and Trade (world renowned), a very practical centre, a centre to educate and inspire. If we are not taught how to recognise, then we will never realise.
The Lincolnshire Landscape (Out of Print)
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Book by Jon Fox
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192 pages Exploring the unexpected diversity of the Lincolnshire Countryside
This book explores the unexpected diversity of Lincolnshire’s countryside and celebrates the sweeping views and inspirational sky’s that characterise its uplands, vales, wetlands and coast. -
International Delivery Additional charges will apply for international order. Once you have placed your order, our Boatswain team will be in touch to discuss your delivery options and pricing. If you would like to be certain of delivery costs before you place your order, please contact The Bosun. Tel: +44 (0)1476 530 023
Please be mindful that when you make a purchase(s), orders may take longer than anticipated, as our goods are not produced on mass. Our aim is to create a centre of Culture and Trade (world renowned), a very practical centre, a centre to educate and inspire. If we are not taught how to recognise, then we will never realise.
