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Title: Freshwater Bay [Go to resource]
Description: In his book 'The Isle of Wight' James Redding Ware describes the rich variety of aquatic birds which frequent this coastal region of the island, "Puffins, gulls, cormorants, choughs, eider ducks, auks, divers, guillemots, razor bills, widgeons, willocks, daws, starlings, and pigeons. Freshwater, rendered famous by the residence of the poet Tennyson, is the most rural of the great sea-bathing points in the island - its trellised houses are a sight to see." License: http://www.bl.uk/services/copy/permission.html Publisher: Provost & Company Rights holder: British Library Source: Collect Britain Creator: Sedgfield, Russell Identifier: http://www.collectbritain.co.uk/personal... Language: en-GB Go to resource More Like this...
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