"Journey Through" is a series of picture books, professionally photographed by renowned travel photographers. "Journey Through" is the largest travel picture book series in the world, featuring over 200 titles. Each book contains up to 230 images across 128 to 140 pages, all at a sensationally low price. It covers all major sights, culture, and traditions. The texts are informative, with detailed captions, a colorful overview map, and a comprehensive index. The Celts referred to the island in the Atlantic as Albion, likely deriving from the chalk cliffs at Dover, which provide the first impression for continental Europeans approaching the island across the English Channel. For centuries, the peoples of the South and North vied for dominance; England ultimately prevailed over Scotland. In the modern state of Great Britain, Scotland also enjoys its place.