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 Peak District - Roly Smith
 Peak District - Roly Smith ... 2000-05-02 by CollinsNewest Review: ... to find peace, solitude, and a relaxing or challenging walk. The book describes thirty different walks in the area, across a ... more ... wide variety of landscapes, lengths and difficulties. Some of the most beautiful walks in England are contained within its 192 pages.
Each walk is given six 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.
At the start of the description is a summary box showing details of the walk including nearest town, highest point, time taken, helpful advi...more |
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Peak District (Collins Rambler's Guides)
Pages: 192, Edition: illustrated edition, Paperback, Collins Last Update 01.12.2009 05:49
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Peak District - Roly Smith: This book will make you want to ramble on and on! (731 words)
by - written on 06/05/09 (Very useful, 120 readings)
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The Peak District is a region with a split personality. The limestone 'White Peak' area occupies the centre and south. This is a beautiful, soft landscape, with crystal clear rivers cutting through lushly vegetated limestone dales which are covered in wildflowers in spring and summer. In contrast to the White Peak, the 'Dark Peak', enclosing the White Peak like an upturned horseshoe, is a much bleaker landscape. This region is comprised of coarse millstone grit which rises to the highest points in the Peak District at the peat-clad moorlands of Bleaklow, Black Hill, and Kinder Scout. These summits are not particularly high, with Kinder Scout being a ... Read the complete review
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