Publisher's Synopsis
Sally Outram describes the local area at the start of the walk with some historical background and local points of interest followed by detailed route descriptions. A good pair of walking shoes will usually do for the summer months but if the ground conditions are wet, muddy, or covered in snow then a decent pair of walking boots with good grip on the soles will be your best option. Look at the local weather forecast and decide what clothing to take, even if it's set fair, a light waterproof will come in handy if you get caught out by a shower. It's worth taking some fluid; water is most practical, fizzy drinks not quite so. Why not have a picnic part way round? Otherwise, pack something to give you a bit of a pickup if you start flagging.
