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 Collins Rambler's Guide: Lake District - John Gillham
 Collins Rambler's Guide: Lake District - John Gillham ... published 2001-07-02 by CollinsNewest Review: ... garden, that makes Lakeland the place it is for a walk on the wild (but at the same time civilised) side." The book ... more ... describes thirty different walks in the lakes, covering a wide variety of landscapes, lengths and difficulties. Some of the most famous and scenic walks in England are contained within its 192 pages.
Each walk is given between five and seven pages, so is covered in great detail and the layout of the book is excellent. Each walk is graded for difficulty, from 1 to 5 with levels 4 and 5 recommended for experienced walkers familiar with using map and compass.
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Collins Rambler's Guide: Lake District - John Gillham: Walk in Wainwright and Wordsworth's footsteps (704 words)
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The Lake District is England's highest mountainous area and is a region of extremes. England's highest mountains are here, as well as its largest and deepest lakes. The region has the highest rainfall, and unfortunately, receives the least sunlight of anywhere in the country. The mountainous, volcanic terrain has produced a landscape of outstanding natural beauty with a huge variety of landscapes and habitats; it's no wonder that Lakeland is regarded as England's finest walking area. Despite the wild grandeur of the landscape, the Lake District has been partially tamed and altered by human activity. As the most populated National Park in Britain, ... Read the complete review
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