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paperback. Condition: Very Good.

Magazine. First edition. Fine magazine with a hint of handling. SHIPS THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY, WRAPPED IN PADDING AND CARDBOARD. The Fall 2007 Travel issue of the Sunday New York Times Style Magazine (September 23, 2007), with: a fashion pictorial with model Valentina Zelyaeva, photographed by Miles Aldridge in Washington, D.C., with text by Helene Cooper; Mumbai's booming economy is creating a new class of super-rich alongside crushing poverty by Alex Kuczynski with photographs by Roe Etheridge; Ann Patchett on Nashville's Americana scene; Grenada, the center of a Nicaraguan renaissance, by Joseph Hooper with photographs by Stijn & Marie; a tour of the new architecture, restaurants, and galleries of Melbourne by Carrie Hutchinson; Goteborg, one of Europe's coolest towns, by Stephen Metcalf, and photographed by Frederike Helwig; a "Profile in Style" of Wes Anderson; a tour of the eco-lodges in Gabon and Gambia by Elinor Burkett with photos by Katherine Wolkoff; Gordon Campbell Gray photographed by Robert Maxwell; the Vancouver designer Raif Adelberg photographed by Jens Mortensen; Tony Law photographs of silk-weaving in Laos and Kunming; articles on Scotland's small bottlers of whiskeys, contemporary art in Naples, Malacca Malaysia, Columbus Ohio, high-end hotels, Santiago Chile, and much more. Perfect-bound magazine; 162 pages; color and b&w reproductions throughout; 9.5 x 11.5 inches.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Nice book in great condition. Pages in excellent condition. Softcover. English. See images for condition. About the book >.>.> From Bridgwater the tidal River Parrett was navigable by boat past Burnham and into the Bristol Channel. Well known locally for its extensive mud flats and muddy water, it also has a very high tidal range of around 15 metres, second only to the Bay of Fundy in Canada. As a consequence it also has a fast-moving tidal flow, which can sometimes outpace the outboard motors and sailing capability of some smaller craft. The Short Lighthouse, a private construction near the church, was built in 1820 but taken out of use in 1829. It is still there today, part of a private house. The wooden lighthouse on the sands to the north of the town and the High Lighthouse on the Berrow road were constructed in 1832 and run by Trinity House, the lighthouse authority. Sea level rises and breaches of the sea wall have brought about a number of changes at Burnham over the years. The front cover picture, from a postcard sent in 1904, shows that at that time there was just a sloping stone bank topped by a low wall. Wooden step-like ladders. …