Sacred Britain: A Guide to Places that Stir the Soul

Author:   Martin Symington
Publisher:   Bradt Travel Guides
ISBN:  

9781841623634


Pages:   240
Publication Date:   14 October 2011
Format:   Hardback
Availability:   Out of stock   Availability explained


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Author:   Martin Symington
Publisher:   Bradt Travel Guides
Imprint:   Bradt Travel Guides
Dimensions:   Width: 13.50cm , Height: 2.50cm , Length: 21.60cm
Weight:   0.429kg
ISBN:  

9781841623634


ISBN 10:   1841623636
Pages:   240
Publication Date:   14 October 2011
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Out of Print
Availability:   Out of stock   Availability explained

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'A fascinating take on travel in the British Isles from a guide book publisher sacred to all travellers.' Sandi Toksvig, author and TV and radio presenter 'Impeccably researched and beautifully written, this is an incredible journey across the length and breadth of the land and down through the mystical ages. A wonderful travel companion for anyone about to embark on their own pilgrimage through sacred Britain.' Glasgow Herald


'A fascinating take on travel in the British Isles from a guide book publisher sacred to all travellers.' Sandi Toksvig, author and TV and radio presenter 'Impeccably researched and beautifully written, this is an incredible journey across the length and breadth of the land and down through the mystical ages. A wonderful travel companion for anyone about to embark on their own pilgrimage through sacred Britain.' Glasgow Herald 'New book Sacred Britain sheds light on many of the intriguing places dotted around the British Isles.' Daily Express '...author Martin Symington also travels ancient pilgrims' routes to the Holy Isles and uncovers some of Britain's most intriguing sacred prehistory on Land's End Peninsula' Wanderlust


'A fascinating take on travel in the British Isles from a guide book publisher sacred to all travellers.' Sandi Toksvig, author and TV and radio presenter So often when we visit the sacred sites of Britain we admire the architecture of a building, or the natural beauty of a site, but don't get beyond that. But there are occasions when we are moved by the sense of the transcendental that sacred places can inspire. That is far more likely to happen if we take this guide with us on our travels round Britain and read the stories that Martin tells so well, the stories which enable readers to understand how and why there are so many British sacred places. Sir Mark Tully, BBC Radio 4 presenter and former BBC foreign correspondent 'Martin Symington leads us - ever so quietly - to a selection of Britain's sacred places ... This is a wonderful, timely guide'. Nicholas Crane - BBC Countryfile Magazine 'Impeccably researched and beautifully written, this is an incredible journey across the length and breadth of the land and down through the mystical ages. A wonderful travel companion for anyone about to embark on their own pilgrimage through sacred Britain.' Glasgow Herald 'New book Sacred Britain sheds light on many of the intriguing places dotted around the British Isles.' Daily Express '...author Martin Symington also travels ancient pilgrims' routes to the Holy Isles and uncovers some of Britain's most intriguing sacred prehistory on Land's End Peninsula' Wanderlust 'This is a fascinating guide to places of pilgrimage - not only for people of all faiths, but also for fans of everything from royalty to the Red Devils of Manchester United.' Good Book Guide 'So often when we visit the sacred sites of Britain we admire the architecture of a building, or the natural beauty of a site, but don't get beyond that. But there are occasions when we are moved by the sense of the transcendental that sacred places can inspire. That is far more likely to happen if we take this guide with us on our travels round Britain and read the stories that Martin tells so well, the stories which enable readers to understand how and why there are so many British sacred places. Sir Mark Tully, BBC Radio 4 presenter and former BBC foreign correspondent.


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Martin Symington is a UK-based freelance travel journalist and author. His writing has won many awards, including the British Guild of Travel Writers' Travel Writer of the Year in 2005.

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