Skellig : Experience the Extraordinary

Name: Skellig
Brand: O'Brien Press Ltd
SKU: 9781788490832
Price: 2150 KES
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ISBN: 9781788490832

Fully revised and updated

by Des Lavelle

Book Details

Format Paperback / softback

ISBN-10 1788490835

ISBN-13 9781788490832

Edition Fully revised and updated

Publisher O'Brien Press Ltd

Imprint O'Brien Press Ltd

Country of Manufacture IE

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date Mar 25th, 2019

Print length 176 Pages

Weight 428 grams

Dimensions 14.90 x 21.10 x 1.00 cms

Product Classification: British & Irish history European history Places & peoples: general & pictorial works Places and peoples: general and pictorial works

KSh 2,150.00

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A comprehensive, accessible and beautiful book on a unique and fascinating place. With the famous monastic beehive huts, teeming birdlife and spectacular vistas, The Skellig islands invite exploration. Des Lavelle is a leading expert and tour guide with a unique insight into these amazing islands.

‘Magic that takes you out, far out, of this time and this world.'George Bernard Shaw, after a visit to SkelligThis is the story of two of the world's most stunning and unspoilt islands, Skellig Michael and Small Skellig, which lie off the coast of Kerry. Lavelle explores the extraordinary, isolated Early Christian monastic settlement with its stone ‘beehive' huts. He describes the abundant bird life, including the huge colony of gannets, and tells of the history, legend, geology, plant life, the lighthouse, the seals and the underwater world. There has been a huge growth in interest in these spectacular islands, driven by Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way and the filming of Star Wars. A comprehensive, accessible and beautiful book on a unique and fascinating place.

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