Grand Union, Oxford and the South East For Everyone with an Int... 9780008652869

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Grand Union, Oxford and the South East For Everyone with an Int... 9780008652869

Name: Grand Union, Oxford and the South East For Everyone with an Int... 9780008652869
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Explore the waterways of the Grand Union, Oxford, and the South East with the authoritative guide from HarperCollins Nicholson Waterways Guides. This spiral-bound edition is the essential companion for boaters and enthusiasts, providing detailed information on lock locations, tidal times, and navigation tips. The clear and concise language ensures that this guide is suitable for everyone, whether you're a seasoned captain or a curious novice. Published in 2024 with the reference ISBN 9780008652869, this guide is part of the esteemed Collins Nicholson Waterways Guides series. It measures 212mm in height, 156mm in width, and has a depth of 15mm, with a weight of 302g for easy portability. Enjoy the comprehensive insight into these iconic waterways without the worry of condition issues, as this is a brand-new publication straight from the knowledgeable pens of Nicholson Waterways Guides.

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