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LAKE DISTRICT

35 Really Good Lake District Walks Peter Bowker This book describes 35 outings in the mountains of the Lake District. The walks have been specifically chosen for those who prefer to travel at a leisurely pace on straightforward routes which avoid more challenging and demanding situations. 978-1-85058-945-7 £8.99 All-Terrain Pushchair Walks South Lakeland Norman Buckley Shortlisted for Lakeland Book of The Year, 2005! A collection of 30 walks suitable for young families using the popular ‘all-terrain' style of pushchair.

All Terrain Pushchair Walks North Lakeland Ruth & Richard Irons Take the smallest of children on hill walks in complete safety! All-Terrain Pushchairs are the pushchair equivalent of a four-wheel-drive car. Like a 4WD, they roll easily over the rocks, mud and snow that may all be encountered in the Lake District. 978-1-85058-802-3 £7.95 Bluebird Years Arthur Knowles and Graham Beech Fully revised edition of the best-selling classic book that documented Donald Campbell's attempts to raise the world water-speed record in his "Bluebird" jet-propelled boat to 300mph.

978-1-85058-766-8

978-1-85058-817-7

£9.99

£8.99

Come Back to Eden John Hurst A unique and absorbing account of one man's addictive love of this area of subtle beauty, it will appeal not only to Cumbrians but to all who enjoy the countryside.

Beatrix Potter’s Derwentwater Joyce Irene Whalley and Wynne Bartlett Includes paintings and sketches by Beatrix Potter and photographs both old and new make this an invaluable book for visitors to the Lake District, and all those who know and love Peter Rabbit and his friends.

978-1-85058-705-7

£7.95

978-1-85058-879-5

£9.99

Gable Malcolm Craig

Easy Miles No Steps No Stiles 2nd Edition Harriet Sharkey & John Barwise ‘Easy Miles’ features over 30 gentle Lakeland walks uninterrupted by steps, stiles or other obstacles.

This is a personal view of one Lake District mountain and its immediate upper valleys, a mountain held in great affection by many walkers and climbers, taking a deeper, more intimate look at the mountain and all forms of life on its slopes from the earliest beginnings. 978-1-85058-899-3 £20.00 6

978-1-9107-5813-7

£8.99

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