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St. Kenelm's Way
A 60-mile walk through Worcestershire from the Clent Hills to the Cotswolds. |
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THE SALTERS WAY
Walk from Northwich, following old saltways to the Pennine Hills at Slatersford. |
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The Salts & Sails Trail
20 miles from Weston Point to Winsford along the Weaver Navigation in Cheshire. Detailed history notes.
Author: David Burkhill-Howarth Publisher: Walk & Write
44 pages A5 Paperback
Published 1995
ISBN-10: 1874754586 ISBN-13: 978-1874754589 |
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Circular Walks along the Sandstone Trail
This book contains both descriptions of the complete 32-mile north to south route, and twelve linked circular walks of between 5 and 9 miles in length.
Author: Carl Rogers Publisher: Mara Books
94 pages A5 Paperback
Published 2006
ISBN-10: 1902512103 ISBN-13: 978-1902512105 |
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Severn Way - the Longest Riverside Walk in Britain
Describes the 210 mile route, as well as providing information on the character, culture, people and wildlife of the Severn Valley. |
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ALONG the SEVERN from SOURCE to SEA
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210 miles from Pllynlimon to the Bristol Channel, along England's longest river. The book describes the author's journey, rather than giving detailed directions. |
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Shakespeare's Way
The Shakespeare's Way Association
80 pages A5 Paperback
Published 2006
This guide describes the 146-mile Shakespeare’s Way, a footpath running through the Oxfordshire Cotswolds, Blenheim Park, Oxford, the valley of the Thame, and the beech woods of the Chilterns. Beyond here it takes a surprisingly quiet route into London. The footpath tries to stay as close as possible to the route the ‘Bard’ may have taken on his own journeys between Stratford-upon-Avon and London. |
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South Downs Way
Includes information on planning, places to stay and places to eat. Includes 60 large scale walking maps at just under 1:20,000 (8cm = 1 mile). |
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The South Downs Way
Part of a two-book series on the North and South Downs Ways. The route is split into 12 day-long sections, each illustrated with a route map showing stopping points and places of interest. |
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NATIONAL TRAIL GUIDE:South Downs Way
Full colour OS maps and photographs throughout. Includes short circular walks off the path, info on transport and accommodation, and useful addresses. Map scale 1:25,000. |
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The South West Coast Path
This second edition of the South West Coast Path guide contains a clear and accurate route description (in 45 day stages), with inland alternatives where appropriate, accommodation and facility guide, colour photographs and full colour OS maps. |
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NATIONAL TRAIL GUIDE:South West Coastal Path - Minehead to Padstow
This volume features the 163 mile section of the South West Coast Path from minehead to Padstow. Full colour OS maps and photographs throughout. Includes short circular walks off the path, info on transport and accommodation, and useful addresses. Map scale 1:25,000. |
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NATIONAL TRAIL GUIDE:South West Coast Path - Padstow to Falmouth
Full colour OS maps and photographs throughout. Includes short circular walks off the path, info on transport and accommodation, and useful addresses. Map scale 1:25,000. |
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NATIONAL TRAIL GUIDE:South West Coast Path - Falmouth to Exmouth
Covers the 172 mile section of the South West Coast Path from Falmouth to Exmouth. Full colour OS maps and photographs throughout. Includes short circular walks off the path, info on transport and accommodation, and useful addresses. Map scale 1:25,000. |
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NATIONAL TRAIL GUIDE:South West Coast Path - Exmouth to Poole
This fourth volume covers thee 99-mile stretch from Exmouth to Poole. Full colour OS maps and photographs throughout. Includes short circular walks off the path, info on transport and accommodation, and useful addresses. Map scale 1:25,000. |
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STOUR VALLEY WALK (Kent)
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Follows the River Stour from its source at Lenham in east Kent to the sea at Pegwell Bay. 51 miles in length. |
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The Sweet Pea Challenge Walk
28 miles circular walk from Wem in North Shropshire, the birthplace of the sweet pea. |
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