There can’t be
many secondhand-book shops that don’t have a copy of this 1943 Frederick Muller
Ltd offering somewhere on their shelves:
Many of the rivers
featured are actually in Wales, but no matter – its purpose was simply to say,
‘This is the kind of thing we’re fighting for.’ Here’s a typical sample:
The photographer,
John Dixon-Scott (with a hyphen, apparently), spent much of the 1930s
travelling around Britain, recording its fast-vanishing landscape. The result was
a collection of more than 14,000 photographs, now held at The National Archives
in Kew.
Who Fletcher Allen was I have no
idea.
Lovely picture
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