The last northern outpost of the mighty Roman Empire, Hadrian’s Wall runs for 73 miles linking the Solway Firth to the Tyne and the North Sea. Much of the wall built by the Emperor Hadrian in AD117 to keep out the barbarians now forms part of a World Heritage Site. Tony Hopkins takes the reader on a photographic exploration of the Wall and its dramatic surrounding countryside.

Hardback, 144 pages.