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Great British Seasonal Walks

Trust National

Publisher: National Trust

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Summary

A glorious celebration of the seasons and the simple pleasures of walking from the archives of the National Trust. 

 
This pocket-sized book has a perfect country walk for every time of year. The 100 walks show you the highlights of every season, from the beautiful bluebell woods of spring and the wildflower meadows of summer to the spectacular colours of autumn and the stark grandeur of winter. The routes cover all of Britain (including Scotland) and they’re all easy or moderate in their difficulty – ideal for relaxed strolls and families. As well a map and comprehensive directions, each walk has information about other fun activities in the area and nearby cafes and restaurants.  
Available since: 10/26/2019.

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