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Ian Parsons has spent several years living permanently in Extremadura and now splits his time between his native county of Devon and his beloved vulture landscape, where he leads bird tours introducing people to the birds and the area he clearly loves.
KDD (Kate Davies Designs) is an award-winning independent publisher based north of Glasgow, with our own distribution warehouse in Clydebank. Established by Kate a decade ago, with a central focus on how-to craft publishing and design, our offering has …
