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David Williams
is a travel author and photographer who has written six books on Scotland
and Iceland. Details of these are given below. |
ISBN | Cover | Title | Publisher | Year | Contents | Description |
0905743385 | Iceland: the Visitor`s Guide | Stacey International, London | 1986 | 264 pages, 48 colour photographs, misc. illustrations, maps etc. | Regarded as a `standard` tourist book on the island. It covers all the major tourist areas of the country, including the wilderness of the interior. | |
non-ISBN | Mývatn: a Paradise for Nature Lovers | Örn og Örlygur, Reykjavík | 1988 | 142 pages, over 120 colour photographs plus maps, drawings etc. | Lake Mývatn is probably the most intriguing place in all Iceland. The book describes the area in three chapters: the volcanic landscape, the history and life of the people, and the birdlife. | |
0749511656 | Essential Iceland | The Automobile Association, Basingstoke | 1996 | 128 pages, 64 colour photographs, misc. illustrations, maps etc. | A handy guidebook full of photographs that describes the country and carries much information on what there is to see. | |
009467910X | A guide to the Southern Upland Way | Constable, London | 1989 | 300 pages, 16 maps and 40 black & white photographs. | A guide to the long-distance footpath that runs from coast to coast across southern Scotland, from Portpatrick to Cockburnspath. | |
0749504315 | Tour Guide Scotland | The Automobile Association, Basingstoke | 1996 | 120 pages, many colour photographs, misc. illustrations, maps etc. | Twenty-five tours of the country, each of them describing many places to visit. The tours cover most districts on the mainland, plus Skye and Mull. | |
0862418402 | The Glasgow Guide | Birlinn, Edinburgh | 1998 | 440 pages, maps, many black and white photographs. | Thirteen walks around Glasgow with details of over 700 buildings and other places of interest including all the city`s museums. Special articles on history, architecture, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Alexander Thomson and graveyards. |