Walking in Bedfordshire - Alan Castle

Walking in Bedfordshire

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Buch | Softcover
288 Seiten
2001
Cicerone Press (Verlag)
978-1-85284-312-0 (ISBN)
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A detailed guidebook to walking in Bedfordshire, in southern England, from chalk downs near Dunstable to clay country and marsh and fenland in the east. 32 circular full and half-day walks for all seasons along rivers and higher ground, with copious local interest information for both visiting walkers and local explorers.
A detailed guidebook to walking in Bedfordshire, in southern England. Bedfordshire offers a variety of lowland landscapes from the chalk downland of the Chilterns in the south, estate parkland such as that at Woburn in the west, and the heathland of the Greensand Ridge in mid-Bedfordshire to the marsh and fen country of the east, and mixed farmland and woodland almost everywhere. There are appealing riverside paths along the Ouse, Ivel and Lea, and the charming villages of north Bedfordshire with their pretty thatched cottages and ancient churches are another attractive feature of the county. Bedfordshire, birthplace of the 17th-century preacher and writer John Bunyan, is full of historical associations, and there are many prehistoric sites to investigate. The routes, all except one of which are circular, are described with detailed notes on the many places of interest passed en route. The walks are suitable for both experienced and novice ramblers and for family groups with children. The area has good transport connections with both the South-East and London area and the Midlands. Many of the walks are suitable not only for motorists but also for those making use of public transport. The guide contains: 32 circular walks which thoroughly explore Bedfordshire; walks ranging from 5 to 12 miles, providing 245 miles of walking; over 30 sketch maps and black and white photos; and 12 pages of high-quality colour plates.

Alan's first encounter with the Southern Upland Way was in 1995, when he backpacked the full length of the trail. A decade later he repeated the complete trail a second time, this time mainly using bed and breakfast and hotel accommodation, in order to research this guidebook. He has travelled extensively on foot in most areas of the Southern Uplands, having climbed all of the Donalds and most of the other hills above 500m in height, and traversed them from south to north in 2003 as part of his walk between Land's End and John o'Groats.

WALKS
SOUTH BEDFORDSHIRE
Walk 1 Dunstable and Whipsnade Downs
Walk 2 Eaton Bray, Totternhoe Knolls and Castle Hill
Walk 3 The Lea Valley Walk: a Luton Town Walk
Walk 4 Streatley and the Warden & Galley Hills
Walk 5 Barton & Pegsdon Hills and the Icknield Way
Walk 6 Sundon Hills Country Park and Sharpenhoe Clappers
Walk 7 Heath and Reach, Rushmere Park and Rammamere Heath
Walk 8 Woburn South: the Abbey Grounds and Milton Bryan
Walk 9 Woburn North: the Safari Park
Walk 10 Silsoe, Wrest Park, Higham Gobion and Pulloxhill
Walk 11 Ampthill: Houghton House, Ampthill Park and Cooper's Hill
Walk 12 Millbrook, Millbrook Warren and the Greensand Ridge Walk
Walk 13 Cranfield, Marston Thrift and Shelton
Walk 14 Elstow, Wilstead and the Bedfordshire Fens


EAST BEDFORDSHIRE
Walk 15 Clophill, the Greensand Ridge and Chicksands
Walk 16 Northill, Old Warden and Shuttleworth
Walk 17 Wrestlingworth, Dunton and Eyeworth
Walk 18 Sandy Heath, Gibraltar Barn and the RSPB Headquarters
Walk 19 Roxton, Barford Bridge and Tempsford: the Rivers Great Ouse and Ivel
Walk 20 Wilden, Colesden and Lady Wood
Walk 21 Colmworth and Honeydon


NORTH BEDFORDSHIRE
Walk 22 Bedford Town Walk and Priory Country Park
Walk 23 Stagsden
Walk 24 Bromham and Stevington: the Watermill and Windmill Walk
Walk 25 Turvey
Walk 26 Milton Ernest, Clapham and Oakley
Walk 27 Thurleigh and Ravensden
Walk 28 Pavenham, Radwell and Felmersham
Walk 29 Harrold, Odell and Santa Pod
Walk 30 The Colworth Estate: Sharnbrook and Souldrop
Walk 31 Risley and Melchbourne Park
Walk 32 Yelden, Upper Dean and Shelton

Erscheint lt. Verlag 1.9.2001
Verlagsort Kendal
Sprache englisch
Maße 116 x 172 mm
Gewicht 320 g
Themenwelt Sachbuch/Ratgeber Sport
Reiseführer Europa Großbritannien
ISBN-10 1-85284-312-8 / 1852843128
ISBN-13 978-1-85284-312-0 / 9781852843120
Zustand Neuware
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