A Southville Community Development Association project to celebrate the 200th anniversary of a great Bristol engineering achievement. Covers 24 subjects from engineering to wildlife and mud and includes 86 illustrations. 
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Taking the waters – that’s the age-old reason to visit Bath. This book offers a different tipple. Beer has a long and honourable tradition, and Bath’s pubs are also part of the city’s story. This is a tale of high and low, where temperance campaigners jo 
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Perhaps the most famous and best loved pirate book of all is Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island, dominated by the charismatic and terrifyingly unforgettable pirate, Long John Silver, and set against a backdrop of eighteenth century Bristol. 
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This second book of off-road routes around Bristol explores the countryside beyond the Community Forest Path encircling the city. 
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Do you run or walk? Whatever your choice, Chris Bloor’s quirky vision of the city will help you discover that in Bristol you are always closer to the countryside than you might think. 
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Celebrating Bristol's most beautiful wildlife area - The Avon Gorge Woods.
An extraordinary account by award winning author Geraldine Taylor, recording her experiences of twenty-first century woodlanding: early morning wanderings in the woods 
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An alternative guide book to Bristol covering all the main areas of the city, its history, sights and celebrities. Includes chapters on Street Art, Radical Politics and Music plus loads of listings for pubs, clubs, restaurants, shops and more. 
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'Sand Bay to the Hotwells' Lock'
This volume traces the intriguing coastline north of Weston-super-Mare: from Sand Bay and the coves of Middle Hope, across the levels of Kingston Seymour, to Clevedon and Portishead. From there, it turns into the 
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If you think you are standing on solid ground, think again. Beneath your feet is another Bristol - a hidden city of tunnels and waterways, caves and grottoes, cellars and sewers, with a secret life of its own.  
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The Garret Press was formed in 2001 to publish and market a trilogy of books on the Somerset coast.The books, written in a relaxed and conversational style, are brimful of beautiful watercolour paintings illustrating the coastline. 
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From Chard to Chewton Mendip and from Witham Friary to Withypool, Somerset Pubs is a journey into the past, with photographs of over 140 pubs in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Somerset Pubs celebrates a tradition that never quite went  
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In ‘The Bristol Downs: A Natural History Year' award winning nature writer Geraldine Taylor describes the seasonal changes in the flora, bird species and other wild life of the Downs. With over 200 beautiful and original illustrations and clear maps by Br 
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The Naked Guide to Bath is a Bathonian's-eye-view and a somewhat irreverent look at the only World Heritage City in the UK, wandering off the staid path carved by other Bath Guides to give you Bath beyond the Panama and blazer clad tour-guides. 
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'Brean to Porlock - a journey'.

The book journeys from Brean Down, the peninsula just south of Weston-super-Mare, to as far as the Somerset and Devon border, a few miles west of Porlock. This is a beautiful, varied, slightly secret coastline t 
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'An alternative guide'

Weston-super-Mare is much more than a busy seafront. This book introduces the town, its marine environment and islands, its woods and neighbouring villages through watercolour paintings and words. 
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