Steve Davison ~ Photographer & Writer
Books
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Walking in the Thames Valley
Walking in the Thames Valley contains a collection of 25 adventurous circular walks in the Thames Valley, covering the Southern Chilterns, Berkshire, Lambourn and North Hampshire Downs, and Southern Oxfordshire, all within easy reach of Reading, Newbury, Abingdon and surrounding towns.
The walks vary in length from 10 to 18 miles and include a two-day (26 miles) weekend walk over the Lambourn Downs. All walks have a detailed route description that includes information on points of interest along the way and are accompanied by a map of the route. Ten of the walks also have shorter (around 7 to 10 miles) options detailed, for those times when you want a less strenuous walk.
Some of the walks visit the remains of Iron Age hill forts while others pass more modern features such as Wilton Windmill and the Kennet and Avon Canal. Some follow sections of the Ridgeway National Trail, while others gently meander along the banks of the River Thames. What they all have in common is that they take the adventurous rambler to some of the best parts of the region.
Publisher: Cicerone Press Ltd
ISBN (13): 978 1 85284 570 4
Publication Date: November 2008
The book is available from the the publisher at www.cicerone.co.uk, booksellers, or signed copies are available from the author (via Contact Page).
Walking in the Thames Valley contains a collection of 25 adventurous circular walks in the Thames Valley, covering the Southern Chilterns, Berkshire, Lambourn and North Hampshire Downs, and Southern Oxfordshire, all within easy reach of Reading, Newbury, Abingdon and surrounding towns.
The walks vary in length from 10 to 18 miles and include a two-day (26 miles) weekend walk over the Lambourn Downs. All walks have a detailed route description that includes information on points of interest along the way and are accompanied by a map of the route. Ten of the walks also have shorter (around 7 to 10 miles) options detailed, for those times when you want a less strenuous walk.
Some of the walks visit the remains of Iron Age hill forts while others pass more modern features such as Wilton Windmill and the Kennet and Avon Canal. Some follow sections of the Ridgeway National Trail, while others gently meander along the banks of the River Thames. What they all have in common is that they take the adventurous rambler to some of the best parts of the region.
Publisher: Cicerone Press Ltd
ISBN (13): 978 1 85284 570 4
Publication Date: November 2008
The book is available from the the publisher at www.cicerone.co.uk, booksellers, or signed copies are available from the author (via Contact Page).
Walking in the New Forest: 30 Walks in the New Forest National Park
Walking in the New Forest contains a collection of 30 walks that explore every corner of the New Forest National Park. More details will be available soon...
Publisher: Cicerone Press Ltd
ISBN (13): 978 1 852846 374
Publication Date: Spring 2012
Walking in the New Forest contains a collection of 30 walks that explore every corner of the New Forest National Park. More details will be available soon...
Publisher: Cicerone Press Ltd
ISBN (13): 978 1 852846 374
Publication Date: Spring 2012
Best Walks in the Chilterns
Best Walks in the Chilterns contains 20 walks exploring the Chiltern region. This fully revised edition of the original book written by Roy Woodcock, includes updated text along with new, easy to read, maps and over 125 lovely colour photographs of places of interest throughout the Chilterns.
Publisher: Frances Lincoln Ltd
ISBN (13): 978 0 711232 884
Publication Date: Spring 2012
More information is available from the publisher at www.franceslincoln.com; the book is available from booksellers.
Best Walks in the Chilterns contains 20 walks exploring the Chiltern region. This fully revised edition of the original book written by Roy Woodcock, includes updated text along with new, easy to read, maps and over 125 lovely colour photographs of places of interest throughout the Chilterns.
Publisher: Frances Lincoln Ltd
ISBN (13): 978 0 711232 884
Publication Date: Spring 2012
More information is available from the publisher at www.franceslincoln.com; the book is available from booksellers.
