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The public's fascination for aerial photographs was confirmed following the publication of Mike Page's first book "A Broads-Eye View". Going out of print and reprinting within a couple of months gave the book a high profile throughout East Anglia and further afield. In this new book, the author/photographer takes the reader on a trip along the Norfolk coastline, focusing-in on towns, villages, buildings and features of interest along the way.
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Having trompt round a majority of the Norfolk coast it's lovely just glancing through the pages to see where I have actually been! And also to see the bit's I have missed that where so close by!
So, if your planning to do the same, glance through first then plan your journey.
Lovely photo's and very interesting of how the land is now and how it was before. Climate change? It opens up a new discussion of what once belonged to the sea. Mother nature is just claiming back what is rightfully hers.
So, if your planning to do the same, glance through first then plan your journey.
Lovely photo's and very interesting of how the land is now and how it was before. Climate change? It opens up a new discussion of what once belonged to the sea. Mother nature is just claiming back what is rightfully hers.
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