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MAPS OF LINCOLNSHIRE
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LONG DISTANCE PATHS RUNNING THROUGH THE REGION ARE HIGHLIGHTED IN WHITE
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Kiddiwalks in Lincolnshire, Catherine W Smith - Here is a book with twenty safe walks in the beautiful Lincolnshire countryside, devised specially with children in mind. Packed with fun things to see and do, each route offers a great outing. Children can have fun and learn about natural history
whilst getting plenty of exercise and fresh air. Published April 12.
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Short Walks for all the Family in Lincolnshire, Hugh Marrows - 20 Short Walks for All the Family. Published May 13. Available for pre-order. |
Lincolnshire and The Wolds: Walks, Brian Conduit - Clear and easy-to-follow directions are accompanied by detailed maps and specially commissioned photographs. With 28 colour-coded routes to choose from, all tried and tested by seasoned walkers and varying from extended strolls to exhilarating hikes, there is a walk to suit everyone. This book introduces you to the area and highlights the most scenic walks with GPS data for each waypoint of every walk. Published December 07.
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A Boot Up the Lincolnshire Wolds, Hugh Marrows - The Lincolnshire Wolds comprise an area of approximately 216 square miles / 558 square kilometres. In recent years the delights of its quiet, unspoilt countryside which offer great walking opportunities have become better known and appreciated.
The Wolds were designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural beauty (AONB) in 1973.They are made up of Cretaceous rocks, primarily chalk but with some limestone in the south. These dip towards the east, where many glacial valleys divide the gentler slopes, but conversely create a steep scarp slope to the west. The Wolds therefore present an extremely attractive walking environment that is rarely very demanding given that the highest point is 551 feet
(168 metres). The hills do however appear higher in places for the Wolds are surrounded by the low-lying land of the coastal marshes to the east and the "fen-like" valleys of the Rivers Witham and Ancholme to the west. All the walks have been carefully selected to give as wide as possible an overview of this lovely part of Lincolnshire balanced with an attempt to explore some of its lesser-known areas. They range in distance from 4 to 10 miles and are ideal for families and groups of friends. Published June 11. |
Ramblers Short Walks in Lincolnshire - A practical little walk guide to Lincolnshire and the Wolds endorsed by the Ramblers. All the walks are 5 miles or under in length and can easily be completed in less that 3 hours. 20 walks are included and use clear Ordnance Survey maps to show the route plus easy to follow walk descriptions. The walks are located in the Lincolnshire Wolds, a scenic range of hills in eastern
England. They are a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the highest area of land in eastern England between Yorkshire and Kent. The hills run roughly parallel with the North Sea coast, from the Humber in the northwest to the town of Spilsby in the southeast. This guide, produced in co-operation with the Ramblers and featuring Ordnance Survey mapping, is the perfect way to get out and enjoy the stunning scenery. This compact little
guide contains walks, all of which are 5 miles or under, which are ideal for an afternoon stroll. Published March 11.
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Footpath for Fitness Lincolnshire, Matthew Pike - The twenty graded circular routes in this book vary in length from 1 and a half miles to 8 and a half miles, and have been designed as a simple programme for those who want to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Each route has been graded from 1 - 3 to indicate the level of effort required and an estimation of the calories burned during the walk. Published April 09.
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Pub Walks
for the Motorist - Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire, Charles Wildgoose and Roger Fox - Forty circular walks around these diverse
counties, each based on a good local pub. Includes routes at Hope and
Markeaton Park in Derbyshire; Carlton-in-Lindrick and Colston Bassett in
Nottinghamshire; and Surfleet and Owston Ferry in Lincolnshire.
Published June 05.
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Pub Walks in Lincolnshire, Brett Collier - Features circular walks around Lincolnshire, starting and finishing at a good local pub. Published May 07. Pocket Pub Walks in Lincolnshire, George Keeping. Published April 08. |
Adventurous Pub Walks in Lincolnshire, Roger Fox -
Twenty circular walks varying in length between 7-12 miles
and based around good local pubs. Covers routes near Grantham, Boston,
Lincoln, Scunthorpe and Grimsby. With maps and photographs. Published
September 03.
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AA 100 Walks in Eastern England - Enjoy the best of the British
countryside with this compact, and easy-to-carry walking guide offering
highlights of Eastern England, its regional and topographical features,
plus information on footpath signing, countryside access, walking tips and
safety guidelines. The 100 walks cover the area in detail, with the
distance of each ranging from two to ten miles depending on the terrain
and interest along the way. Town and city strolls may be shorter,
depending on the hinterland. Limited availability. Published January 10.
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Walking Through Lincolnshire's History, Hugh Marrows - Taken from his
popular column in the "Lincolnshire Standard" newspapers, Hugh Marrows
once again invites ramblers to join him on twenty historic walks around
the Lincolnshire countryside. From Roman settlements to WWII airfields,
the canals to the railways, "Walking Through Lincolnshire's History" is a
must for any rambler with an interest in the area's historical legacy.
Clear, easy to follow, full-colour maps ensure that walkers of all levels
can enjoy routes that include both breathtaking scenery, and places of
historical interest, whether they are following in the footsteps of an
Edwardian holidaymaker or the trails of Viking invaders. Full of helpful
hints about places for refreshment, local landmarks and tips for the
novice walker, "Walking Through Lincolnshire's History" has never been
more fascinating, accessible and enjoyable. Limited availability. Published March 08.
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Walking Close to South Lincolnshire, Clive Brown. Limited availability. Published June 10.
Also: The Torpel Way
Limited availability.
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