Map No. 103, Le Tre Valli Bresciane, from Kompass in a series of walking maps of selected areas of Italy at 1:50, 000, with hiking routes on a topographic base, various types of accommodation, recreational facilities, places of interest, etc. Kompass are Europe ...

Map No. 103, Le Tre Valli Bresciane, from Kompass in a series of walking maps of selected areas of Italy at 1:50, 000, with hiking routes on a topographic base, various types of accommodation, recreational facilities, places of interest, etc. Kompass are Europe’s largest publishers of walking maps, with extensive coverage of hiking areas in other countries, all listed on our website. The series covers the northern part of the Italian Alps, the lake region of Lombardy, the Dolomites, Italian Riviera, selected parts of Tuscany & Umbria, the Sorrento Peninsula, & the islands of the Tyrrhenian Sea.* Coverage of the Dolomites by Kompass at more detailed scales (mainly 1:25, 000) is listed on our website in a separate series.* Cartography:* contour interval varies from 100 metres in mountainous areas to 25 metres in the hills around Florence & Siena. All the maps highlight local hiking paths &, where appropriate, long-distance routes or _via ferrata_ trails, & show various types of accommodation such as selected inns & hotels, campsites, mountain huts & refuges, etc. Some titles also highlight cycle or mountain bike trails or ski routes. Selected titles include on the reverse panorama drawings of the area, as indicated in the individual descriptions.* Geographical coordinates:* this title has no geographical coordinates.* Map legend

Includes:: English.**PLEASE NOTE BEFORE ORDERING!* * Booklets:* many titles come with booklets describing the area and/or various hiking routes. These booklets are in * Italian & German only*, apart from a handful of titles where an English language booklet is specifically indicated in the individual description. So, unless English language booklet is actually mentioned, the map can only be supplied with an Italian/ German booklet. These booklets are not necessary to use the maps since, as stated above, full English language map legend is provided.

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Le Val de Sioule à pied, FFRP topo-guide Ref. No.P032, with 44 day walks of varying length & difficulty in the Massif Central between Vichy & Montluçon. Each walk is presented on a separate colour extract from IGN’s topographic survey of France at 1:25, 000, with its description cross-referenced to the map. Current edition of this title was published in August 2014. To see the list of other FFRP guides with day walks please click on the series link.ABOUT THE FFRP (Fédération française de la randonnée pédestre) TOPOGUIDES: published in a handy A5 paperback format, the guides are the best companions for hiking in France. In addition to their topo-guides to the long-distance GR routes FFRP also publish an extensive range of guides with local day walks. Each walk in presented on a colour extract from IGN`s 1:50, 000 or 1:25, 000 topographic survey mapping overprinted with the route, with important points cross-referenced to the accompanying text, in French only, placed on the adjoining page. For each walk the guides also indicate the degree of difficulty & provide information on length, time & change in altitude, waymarking signs, access by road & parking facilities. An “info practiques” section of the guide indicates where shops, restaurants & accommodation can be found. The guides are published on high quality paper & include descriptions of the most interesting aspects of the surrounding region: historical & cultural sites, local specialties, fauna & flora, etc, all illustrated with colour photos. ...

Le Var à pied, FFRP topo-guide Ref. No. D083, with 29 day walks of varying length & difficulty in the department of Var, including the areas around Toulon, Giens, St. Tropez, Fréjus, Fayence, etc. Each walk is presented on a separate colour extract from IGN’s topographic survey of France at 1:25, 000, with its description cross-referenced to the map. Current edition of this title was published in May 2015. To see the list of other FFRP guides with day walks please click on the series link.ABOUT THE FFRP (Fédération française de la randonnée pédestre) TOPOGUIDES: published in a handy A5 paperback format, the guides are the best companions for hiking in France. In addition to their topo-guides to the long-distance GR routes FFRP also publish an extensive range of guides with local day walks. Each walk in presented on a colour extract from IGN`s 1:50, 000 or 1:25, 000 topographic survey mapping overprinted with the route, with important points cross-referenced to the accompanying text, in French only, placed on the adjoining page. For each walk the guides also indicate the degree of difficulty & provide information on length, time & change in altitude, waymarking signs, access by road & parking facilities. An “info practiques” section of the guide indicates where shops, restaurants & accommodation can be found. The guides are published on high quality paper & include descriptions of the most interesting aspects of the surrounding region: historical & cultural sites, local specialties, fauna & flora, etc, all illustrated with colour photos. ...

Map No. 156, Le-Puy-en-Velay
- Privas, at 1:100, 000, part of the TOP100 series from the Institut Géographique National (IGN).
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It all starts with the death of Martijn van Vliet`s wife. His grief-stricken young daughter, Lea, cuts herself off from the world, right up until the day that she hears a snatch of Bach being played on a violin by a busker. Transfixed by the sweet melody, she emerges from her mourning, vowing to learn the instrument. Lea`s all-consuming passion is matched by talent, & she becomes one of the finest players in the country
- but as her fame blossoms, her relationship with her father only withers. Desperate to hold on to Lea, Martijn is driven to commit an act that threatens to destroy both him & his daughter.
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The Lea Valley Walk is Leigh Hatts’ Cicerone walking guide to one of the most varied routes near the capital. Walkers can expect spotting stately homes, the river curtained by willows, a varied mix of quiet countryside & the bustle of London, but all surrounded by green, wildlife & the easy babble of the river. The guide traces the route of the river Lea from its source at Leagrave near Luton, passing through Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire & into Greater London by the Olympic Park where it meets the Thames in east London, as it undergoes a stark change from rural pathway to urban trail. Hatts highlights both the views of wildlife & countryside, as well as the notable heritage attractions, like Brocket Hall, en route as part of the Lea Valley’s main highlights. The guide organizes the 50 mile route into 9 stages, including an alternative finish & tour of the Olympic Park. Each stage has a brief description of the general route & detailed directions are accompanied by Ordnance Survey extracts mapping, as well as colour photographs illustrating some of the highlights of the Lea Valley. Additional information boxes provide details on Access & Facilities, refreshments, accommodation & recommended maps. The Lea Valley Walk is well maintained & mostly flat, making it ideal for walkers of all abilities. Most of the route is also suitable for cyclists. ...

This practical guide looks at leadership in modern multicultural organisations withdirect relevance to seafaring. Leadership is examined through five incremental steps: encourage awareness, provide direction, share information, create a positive atmosphere & coordinate action. This approach can successfully enhance the leadership skills of individuals, promote enterprise in small organisations, improve operational performance on board & considerably motivate those in large corporations. ...

` What Goodwin brings to this book
- above all her other attributes
- is a true sense of wisdom... superb` Professor Andrew

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Leadgate in 1895 in a fascinating series of reproductions of old Ordnance Survey plans in the Alan Godfrey Editions, ideal for anyone interested in the history of their neighbourhood or family. Selected towns in Great Britain & Ireland are covered by maps showing the extent of urban development in the last decades of the 19th & early 20th century. In this title: the map covers virtually the whole of Leadgate & stretches east to Redwell Hills, the Eden Colliery & the Catholic church, & north to Bradley Cottages. The NER Annfield Plain Branch runs through the map & features include Carrhouse goods station (passenger trains did not serve the town until 1896), St Ives church, Bradley Shops, Leadgate Hospital, Pont House, old ironstone shafts, coke ovens, & stretches of the NER Medomsley Branch, NER South Medomsley Branch, Iveston Railway. A directory of Leadgate is on the reverse. About the Alan Godfrey Editions of the 25 ...