Merseyside and Wirral: Leisure Walks for All Ages - Terry Marsh
|
 Merseyside and Wirral: Leisure Walks for All Ages - Terry Marsh
Newest Review: ... and Wirral' details many of the best of them. The book contains information on 20 walks in the region, designed to appeal to ... more  ... families and to showcase some of the best scenery and landscapes in the area. The book is very small, only 7x4 inches, containing 80 pages, so easily fits into a pocket.
The book starts with a large scale OS map of the region, with all of the walks marked on it. This feature should be included in all walking books as it allows walks to be chosen based on distance from home.
The walks are colour coded for difficulty; green easy, blue moderate, and red difficult (although as the book is aimed at families, even the d...more |
||
Price Comparison for Merseyside and Wirral: Leisure Walks for All ...
|
Merseyside and Wirral: Leisure Walks for AllAges (Short Walks Gui ...
Pages: 80, Paperback, Crimson Publishing Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47
|
£ 4.86 |
 Free!   within 24 hours |
|
Read Reviews for Merseyside and Wirral: Leisure...
Merseyside and Wirral: Leisure Walks for All Ages - Terry Marsh: Discover Merseyside's best walks (650 words)
by - written on 11/10/09 (Very useful, 72 readings)
Rating:
When many people think of Merseyside, they think of urban sprawl, The Beatles, and perhaps, deprivation such as shown in 'The Boys from the Black stuff'. Merseyside is so much more than this, however. There are stately homes and parks, for example. The largest dune system in England can be found here with its rare wildlife including the Natterjack Toad and the Red Squirrel. If we include the Wirral Peninsular, there are two estuaries, the Mersey and the Dee, both with stunning scenery and nationally important wildlife. The Wirral also has lovely seaside villages, such as Parkgate (although the encroaching marsh has long since made the water recede away from ... Read the complete review
Products similar to Merseyside and Wirral: Leisure...
Good information; many colour illustrations 
Maps need improving; one definite inaccuracy found See text See text A funny and insightful read None really, its a good bookMuddle Farm - Axel Scheffler
interactive story book none
Artemis Fowl and the Lost Colony
Everything we have come to know and love in a new story Practically none
Almost Blue - Carlo Lucarelli
Original idea for the plot Some flaws in the plot
An Accidental MP - Martin Bell
Biography - Bell, Martin
Housewife Down - Alison Penton Harper
Well written, funny, good characters None
India's Vegetarian Cooking - Monisha Bharadwaj
Tasty recipes and simple preparations... not much variety...
Maisy's Rainbow Dream - Lucy Cousins
Great for learning colours and large, bright illustrations. No lift-the-flap opportunities.
Love in the Present Tense - Catherine Ryan Hyde
Great characters, hooks you right in, enjoyable from start to finish Not enough twists and turns for some, not always correct useage of english language
Hurrah for Ethelyn - Babette Cole
Witty use of language and great illustrations Some of the language may have to be explained
4th of July - James Patterson
Fast paced, entertaining read Predictable ending with plot gaps
Advantages and disadvantages from the dooyooCommunity
Home - About dooyoo.co.uk - Advertising - Contact dooyoo - Terms and Conditions
dooyoo Europe:
Deutschland 
España 
Italia 
France - Sitemap - Product Index
