Britain's Canals: Exploring their Architectural and Engineering Wonders

Britain's Canals is a charming and insightful exploration into the amazing architecture and engineering wonders that surround Britain's inland waterways - from the awe-inspiring 30-lock flight on the Worcester and Birmingham Canal, to the delightful chocolate-box lock-keepers' cottages that line the cut of every canal, from masterpieces such as the 18-arch Pontcysylite aqueduct, the highest in the world, to the social hubs that were, and still are, canal-side pub.

Written and photographed by two inland waterways experts and admired authors, Britain's Canals will delight readers and inspire them to explore Britain's wondrous inland waterways, whether on a boat, by foot, or by bike.