Exploring Scotland's Islands by Terry Marsh
Explore the enchanting islands of Scotland with this absorbing and beautiful guide.-
Lake District
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Yorkshire Dales
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The West Highland Way
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PF NAVIGATIONAL SKILLS FOR WALKERS MAP READING
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Walking in the Forest of Bowland and Pendle
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Snowdonia
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The Isle of Skye
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Walking the Dales Way
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Great Mountain Days in Snowdonia
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Epic British Walks
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West Sussex & the South Downs Walks
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PATHFINDER MAP READING SKILLS
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A Northern Coast to Coast Walk
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The Dales Way Map Booklet
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Pathfinder Yorkshire Dales
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Lancashire
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The Isle of Man
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The Dales Way
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Short Walks Lake District
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100 Walks in the French Pyrenees
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Walking on the West Pennine Moors
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Walking the Severn Way
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Walking on the Isle of Man
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DEE VALLEY, CLWYDIAN HILLS AND NORTH EAST WALES
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Pathfinder Isle of Skye
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More Lake District
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ANGLESEY, LLEYN AND SNOWDONIA
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Great Mountain Days in the Pennines
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PATH YORKSHIRE DALES WALKS
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Pathfinder Lancashire
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Walks Around Lancaster
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Pub Walks in the Lake District
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The Shropshire Way - and Wild Edric's Way
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Pathfinder The High Fells of Lakeland
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NORTH WALES & SNOWDONIA
A glorious celebration of some of the most superb scenery in Scotland * The Rambler's Association *
Few people know the Scottish islands as well as Terry MarshIn this new book, he distils his 50-plus years of exploration into a stunningly-illustrated travelogue, illuminated by his personal experiences. * Roly Smith *
Terry Marsh has poured decades of explorations into this thought-provoking, island-adoring, south-making whistle-stop from Shetland and Orkney to Arran and Bute by way of the Outer and Inner Hebrides. Every breathless step of the way, he brings to bear a thoughtful mind and an acutely appreciative eye. This is Barra: “…every shade of blue, every temperament, every infinitesimal gradation of blue imaginable from the borders with green to the fringes of indigo…” If you know the islands well this book will kindle a hundred potent memories. If you don’t, it will kindle a hundred urges to go there and make your own memories; and it might just induce you to question why you have stayed away so long. * Jim Crumley, author of Seasons of Storm and Wonder *
Few people know the Scottish islands as well as Terry MarshIn this new book, he distils his 50-plus years of exploration into a stunningly-illustrated travelogue, illuminated by his personal experiences. * Roly Smith *
Terry Marsh has poured decades of explorations into this thought-provoking, island-adoring, south-making whistle-stop from Shetland and Orkney to Arran and Bute by way of the Outer and Inner Hebrides. Every breathless step of the way, he brings to bear a thoughtful mind and an acutely appreciative eye. This is Barra: “…every shade of blue, every temperament, every infinitesimal gradation of blue imaginable from the borders with green to the fringes of indigo…” If you know the islands well this book will kindle a hundred potent memories. If you don’t, it will kindle a hundred urges to go there and make your own memories; and it might just induce you to question why you have stayed away so long. * Jim Crumley, author of Seasons of Storm and Wonder *
Terry Marsh is a seasoned writer and photographer of travel and walking guidebooks, and has been visiting the Scottish islands since 1968. He is the author of three walking guidebooks to the Isle of Skye, plus others to the Isle of Mull, Orkney and Shetland, the Lake District and the Isle of Man, the last of which was, just like Scotland’s islands, technically once part of the greater Viking domain. He is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland.
| SKU | Unavailable |
| ISBN 13 | 9781844866434 |
| ISBN 10 | 1844866432 |
| Title | Exploring Scotland's Islands |
| Author | Terry Marsh |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing PLC |
| Year published | 2024-09-12 |
| Number of pages | 256 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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