Nick Nutter

Visit Andalucia travelogues are much more than just guide books. They explore and illustrate in graphic colour the subject and the place. They are for people who are not satisfied with what they are told from the top deck of a tour bus or from the guides supplied by the tourist office.'The Road to Manilva' looks at the Municipality of Manilva from prehistoric times to the modern day. It takes you to places within the municipality not normally visited by the visitor from Tartessian - Phoenician settlements to the Roman Baths, still used today. The book covers diverse subjects that influenced the growth of Manilva and its towns such as the Barbary Pirates and the history of amphorae. It does much more than just scratch the surface.

'The Sherry Triangle' is about sherry; how it is made, who makes it, where it is made, what it is and when it arrived in Spain. It looks at the product itself and the towns and area in which it is found. In time it covers a period from beyond 1000 BC right up to the present day. In space it covers 140 square kilometres of Andalucia bounded by the towns of Jerez de la Frontera, Sanl car de Barrameda and El Puerto de Santa Maria. It does much more than just scratch the surface. The book is lavishly illustrated with photographs taken by the authors.