You can buy your copy at a special price of £20 including free postage and packing in the UK, with subsidised postage costs to other parts of the world.
The book is available from the end of June 2008 and will be despatched ROYAL MAIL the day after we receive your order.
For full details click the ORDER MY COPY! link at the bottom of this page.
From the Bronze Age until today, Tresco and the Isles of Scilly have always played a part in the history of England - a microcosm of the mainland - whilst always maintaining their unique identity.
Over 200 black-and-white photographs, mostly from unpublished archives, and 60,000 words describe the shipwrecks, wartime exploits and dramas of life on the island. It is one man's personal and wry view of events. It is heroic, funny, tragic and always interesting.
It describes a place that is quite literally the last piece of England:
The Wreck of the Delaware in 1871 - an outstanding story of heroism....
Read an extract!
The wreck of the Schiller in 1875
- the 'Victorian Titanic'. A horrendous wreck that shocked the world....
