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El. knyga: Discovering London''s Canals: On Foot, by Bike or by Boat

  • Formatas: 128 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 11-May-2023
  • Leidėjas: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
  • ISBN-13: 9781399404242
  • Formatas: 128 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 11-May-2023
  • Leidėjas: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
  • ISBN-13: 9781399404242

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Discover the beauty and delights of London's waterways, on foot or by boat, with Derek Pratt and Richard Mayon-White's fascinating and thorough guide.

To really explore Londons canals is to see the city in a way youve never seen it before. A different world, away from the hustle-bustle of overladen streets and towering skyscrapers, the waterways offer a unique paradise, full of wildlife, brightly coloured narrowboats, lush greenery and an environment steeped in history. Discovering Londons Canals will open your eyes to this world and show you all it has to offer, walking with you along the vast stretches of each canal, pointing out the many sights to see and enjoy, pubs to quench your thirst in and history to marvel at. Enjoy whole days out with family and friends, or just an hour or two, choosing a stretch of canal and discovering so many sights and attractions either on or within a short walk from the waters edge.

With information boxes, travel directions, clear maps and beautiful photography, along with insightful travel writing from the kings of the waterways, Derek Pratt and Richard Mayon-White, Discovering Londons Canals is the perfect guide for anyone who loves walking, wildlife and the waterways of the great city of London. The book covers more than 60 miles of waterways in London, easy to get to and walkable for just an hour, an afternoon or a whole day, and each route is great for walking, running or cycling, with many traversable at any time of year. Go out there and see for yourself there is a wonderful network of waterways just waiting to be explored in parts of London you hardly knew existed.

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It gives 21 splendid walks ranging from 1-7 miles, the quality of the photography is never less than excellent, and the narrative is well written. * Waterways World * It's an essential companion for those looking to get the most out of exploring London's canals. * Canal Boat *

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Discover the beauty and delights of London's waterways, on foot or by boat, with Derek Pratt and Richard Mayon-White's fascinating and thorough guide.

Introduction
London's other waterway
The Grand Union main line, Brentford to Denham
The Slough Arm
The Paddington Canal
The Regent's Canal
The Lee
Some other London waterways
Conclusion
Further reading
Useful addresses

Derek Pratt is a professional photographer and specialist writer on inland waterways. His photo library contains a large collection of stunning photos taken over a period of 45 years, and he is the author of several books and articles on the subject.

Richard Mayon-White is a retired epidemiologist who has lived in the Thames Valley for the last 60 years. He has always enjoyed walking and exploring rivers. As a volunteer, he helps to maintain and monitor the Thames Path and lead riverside walks.