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The Thames is unique, emerging as a small stream in idyllic countryside and growing to the countrys largest river, passing through some of the worlds most iconic urban environments. Linking London to the countryside and the sea, the Thames is the heart of the capital and its waters the lifeblood of England.This beautiful book celebrates the entire river from source to sea, and with wonderful photography and quirky text follows it on a voyage through Britains history, as its path joins landmarks of the past with the urban landscape of today. London has so often been the beginning and the end of the Thames story, and whilst it forms a major part, this book gives an altogether more complete and unexpected view of one of the most famous, remarkable and wellloved rivers in the world. We see the famous views and also learn lesserknown facts, such as Dick Turpins secret hideaway (complete with an underground stable for Black Bess), the home of the notorious Chancellor Sir Francis Dashwood (the only Chancellor to have delivered his budget speech drunk) and the scene of the Monty Python fishslapping dance.First published in 2007, this gorgeous coffee table book has been updated for its second edition with new text and photography, and continues to be the perfect gift for anyone living near, visiting or enjoying this magnificent river, with its visual variety, hidden secrets and fascinating history.
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I purchased this as a birthday gift for my sister who loves photography and nature. She absolutely loved it! The quality of the prints is impressive, and she couldn’t stop talking about the beauty of the Thames. Definitely a hit!
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Lucas O'Brien
Beautiful but Missing a Few Details
This book has some amazing photography, but I expected a bit more narrative about the journey of the Thames. The pictures are stunning, but the text felt sparse at times. Still, it's a nice addition to my collection!
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David Johnson
Not What I Expected
Honestly, I thought this book would provide more insights into the Thames' history and ecology. The photos are nice, but I was hoping for a deeper exploration of the river's significance. Kinda disappointed with the lack of information.
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Emily Chen
A Stunning Visual Experience
The Thames: A Photographic Journey is absolutely breathtaking! The images beautifully capture the river from its source to the sea, and I found myself lost in the details. I got it as a gift for my husband, and he’s been flipping through it every night. Really a great coffee table book!
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