HE MAY have a best-selling book of his own to promote, but broadcasting legend Sir Terry Wogan took time to browse the Daily Echo’s own latest best-seller.
Sir Terry was at Water-stone’s Castlepoint at the weekend to chat with fans and sign copies of his book Wogan’s Ireland. He was also happy to browse through Dorset and the New Forest: Another Photographic Journey, published by the Echo.
The Echo book has followed its predecessor of 2010 to the top of the best-seller charts in the Waterstone’s branch.
The 176-page include pictures by our award-winning photographic team and by Echo readers.
It begins in Christchurch and then takes in Bourne-mouth, Poole, Purbeck, East Dorset, North Dorset, Dor-chester, Weymouth and Portland and West Dorset, pictured from the air, land and sea through the changing seasons.
The book is available from the Echo’s Bournemouth, Poole and Swanage offices, price £14.95.
It is also available at Waterstone’s branches at Castlepoint, Bournemouth Arcade, and Falkland Square in Poole, and Lymington High Street, along with WH Smith in Bournemouth town centre, Castlepoint and Poole.
Other stockists are Swanage Bookshop; Paperview in Ringwood; Gullivers in Wimborne, DJ Brooking in Upper Parkstone; Westbourne Bookshop in Bournemouth; Bookends in Christchurch; and Farwells in Wareham.
The book can be ordered online at bournemouth echo.co.uk/book and you can arrange for it to be posted worldwide.
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