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Dorset, which lies in the south-west of England, boasts a wide variety of spectacular landscapes, from the cliffs and beaches of its Jurassic Coast, its chalk downs and limestone hills, heathland and vales, to its historic towns and villages and other ancient settlements. In Dorset in Pictures, photographer Matthew Pinner takes a fresh look at Dorset, capturing the huge variety of scenery, natural and man-made, that makes Dorset special. For those who live in the county and its many thousands of visitors this book is a must. Look through these photographs and you will quickly see why this corner of England has such enduring appeal.

Hampshire has a great variety of beautiful landscapes. From historic villages and towns, quiet rural countryside, river valleys and fascinating coastline, a world-famous cathedral, the legacy of Britain’s naval history and numerous fortifications to the national parks of the New Forest and South Downs and its vibrant cities, the county has a huge diversity of attractions. In Hampshire in Pictures, photographer Matthew Pinner takes a fresh look at the county, capturing the huge variety of scenery, natural and man-made, that makes Hampshire special. For those who live in the county and its many thousands of visitors, this book is a must. Look through these photographs and you will quickly see why this corner of England has such enduring appeal.

Hampshire has a great variety of beautiful landscapes. From historic villages and towns, quiet rural countryside, river valleys and fascinating coastline, a world-famous cathedral, the legacy of Britain’s naval history and numerous fortifications to the national parks of the New Forest and South Downs and its vibrant cities, the county has a huge diversity of attractions. In Hampshire in Pictures, photographer Matthew Pinner takes a fresh look at the county, capturing the huge variety of scenery, natural and man-made, that makes Hampshire special. For those who live in the county and its many thousands of visitors, this book is a must. Look through these photographs and you will quickly see why this corner of England has such enduring appeal.