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Whittles Publishing
Whittles Publishing was set up by Caithness-based Dr Keith Whittles over 25 years ago and grew to become a tried and trusted publisher with deep connections within Scotland. Now an imprint of Porto Press, those connections have been nurtured and developed.
Our books are richly illustrated and engaging with a particular focus on Scottish subjects, wildlife and nature, history and biography, and travel and adventure. There is something for everyone to discover and enjoy within our large list of titles.
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BOOKS FROM Whittles Publishing
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The The Hen Harrier: In the Shadow of Slemish
Don Scott
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Back from the Brink
Malcolm Smith
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Wildlife Crima: The Making of an Investigations Officer
Dave Dick
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Call of the Eagle
Dave Walker
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Dive Palau: The Shipwrecks
Rod Macdonald
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Gone Wild: Stories from a Lifetime of Wildlife Travel
Malcolm Smith
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Three Men on the Way Way: A Story of Walking the West Highland Way
Hamish Brown
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The UN’s Lone Ranger: Combating international wildlife crime
John M. Sellar
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Halcyon in the Hebrides
Bob Orrell
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Wrecks & Reefs of Southeast Scotland: 100 Dives from the Forth Road Bridge to Eyemouth
Mike Clark
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Dive Truk Lagoon: The Japanese WWII Pacific Shipwrecks
Rod Macdonald
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The Caithness Influence: Diverse lives of distinction
Valerie Campbell
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Luftwaffe over Scotland: A history of German air attacks on Scotland, 1939-45
Les Taylor
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The Farnes & Holy Island: A comprehensive new dive guide
Ron Young
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Underwater Potholer: A Cave Diver’s Memoirs
Duncan Price
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Hadrian’s Wildlife
John Miles
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Camp 165 Watten: 2nd edition
Valerie Campbell
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Reading the Gaelic Landscape: Leughadh Aghaidh na Tire
John Murray
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Great British Shipwrecks
Rod Macdonald
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Force Z Shipwrecks of the South China Sea: HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Repulse
Rod Macdonald
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3D Recording, Documentation and Management of Cultural Heritage
Fabio Remondino, Efstratios Stylianidis
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4000m: Climbing the Highest Mountains of the Alps
Dave Wynne-Jones
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100 Scotsman Walks
Robin Howie
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Big Cats: Facing Britain’s Wild Predators
Rick Minter
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