Discover the UK's biggest selling Road Atlases with this fantastic AA Large Scale for 2023!

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The UK's most up to date road atlas!  Plan your journey with our clear route planner, find scenic routes & places to visit, discover the top 300 AA-inspected caravan & camping sites & many more! Product Information:  •†ISBN:† 9780749584054 •†Author: AA Publishing •†Publisher:† AA Publishing •†Format:†  Paperback •†Pages:† 118 •†Dimensions:† 29.5 x 0.6 x 38.5 cm ...

This original concept takes the most popular walks from the AA's best-selling & newly updated walks database & packages them on individual laminated cards in a durable box. The small & handy size means that the box can be stowed away in a pocket or handbag & single cards extracted at each walk start point. Clear & concise instructions plus a full-colour route map make the cards a joy to use. The size of this book is 15.6cm in height & 11.6cm wide & has 32 pages. ...

Details: Walking is one of Britain's favourite leisure activities, & this guide features a variety of mapped walks to
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The adjoining counties of Berkshire & Bickinghamshire have long been recognised as two of Englands prettiest shires. Classically English in their beauty & character, they reflect the best of our country-side. They have a delightful mixture of beech woodl&, rolling farml&, quiet waterways & breezy downl&, conspiring to represent some of the finest walks in Britain. In this fantastic guide it will show you how best it is to explore Berkshire & Buckinghamshire, provide you with 50 themed walks each with its own fascinating background information, give you clear & easy-to-follow directions for every walk, grade each walk by difficulty & ascent, what things to see while you are there, recommend the best places to get food & drink & guidance for dog owners on the best places for them to walk. ...

Devon has it all. No other county has such a variety of landscapes waiting to be explored, from the comfortable. Rolling, red-earth farmland of East Devon to the deeply wooded river valleys & granite-studded wilds of Dartmoor to the land of the Taw & Torridge rivers with unforgiving cliffs which overlook the Bristol Channel. This county has a beautifully satisfying range of scenery, a welcoming population, picturesque villages, ancient stone-built churches, character, banked lanes with exquisite wild flowers & a maritime climate which all combines to make Devon one of the most popular holiday destinations in the British Isles. In this fantastic guide you will find the best way to explore Devon, 50 themed walks each with its own fascinating background read, clear & easy-to-follow directions for every walk which are graded by difficulty & ascent, information on what you should see while you are there, recommendations of the best places to eat & drink & a special guide for dog owners on the best places for them to walk. ...

A dark diamond of green velvet on the canvas of English Counties is how many people imagine Dorset. Some will head to Lyme Regis to explore its rich literary associations while others will flock & forage on the cliffsides for fossils. When planning to visit Dorset there is no point doing it in a hurry as the good people of Dorset know only too well. Dorset is an excellent place to relax & slow down. Better still prepare to leav your car & ensure you explore on foot, for this is the best, & only way to see the beautiful hidden valleys & secret hamlets this county has to offer. In this fantastic guide it will provide you with the very best ways to explore Dorset, provide you with 50 themed walks each with a fascinating background read, give you clear & easy-to-follow directions for each walk, grade them by difficulty & ascent, provide you with information on what to see while you are there & recommend the best places to eat & drink. It also provides guidance for dog walkers on where the best places are for them to walk. ...

The East Midlands is so varied in its character that it is difficult to define
- from the dead-flat Lincolnshire coast to Northamptonshires
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Essex is full of pleasant surprises. It has the largest coastline
- over 300 miles (483km)
- of any county in England with its

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Staffordshire is steeped in history & a very varied culture. The area is characterised by lofty moors, deep dales & has tremendous view of both
- from the great crags of the Roaches to the mysterious Thor's Cave. This is pottery county which was the forefront of the Industrial Revolution & the driving force behind the network of canals that criss-cross it. The landscape is surprisingly hilly & mother nature has recently re-staked her claim on it, which today is typified by peacefull wooded valleys, pond-pearled streams & gently rolling hills. In this excellent guide it will provide you with the very best way of exploring what Staffordshire has to offer, provide 50 themed walks each with its very own fascinating background read, clear easy-to-follow descriptions for every walk, information on what to look out for & the best places to eat & drink, what you should make sure you see while you are there & a special guide for dog owners on where the best places are for them to walk.
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