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The England Coast Path by Stephen Neale – Review
By David Schuster Very soon, something incredible will be possible for the first time: to walk the full coastline of ... -
Wild Camping by Stephen Neale – Review
By David Schuster ‘Wild camping’ is simply camping off site, safely and legally, with the minimum of equipment, in order ... -
Around the World in 80 Trains by Monisha Rajesh – Review
By Gail Schuster I am a big fan of rail travel, especially when everything goes smoothly; the freedom of being ... -
Around the Coast in 80 Days by Peter Naldrett – Review
By David Schuster Despite the title, Around the Coast in 80 Days is not a travelogue, but rather a clever ... -
Along the Amber Route: St Petersburg to Venice by C.J. Schüler – Review
By Barney Bardsley There is something mesmerising about amber. Its honey-coloured opalescence is enjoyed these days for its charm, its ... -
My Midsummer Morning by Alastair Humphreys – Review
By Ryan Madin In 1935 a young Laurie Lee left the familiarity of his Cotswolds village and set out on ... -
Slouching Towards Blubberhouses by Tony Hannen – Review
By David Schuster Yorkshire has been my adopted home now for thirty years, but it was only during last year’s ... -
Tube Life – Review
By Sarah Morgan I’ve got a strange obsession with the London Underground. It’s not because it’s such a handy way ... -
Atlas of the Unexpected by Travis Elborough – Review
By Victoria Holdsworth For the armchair explorer this book is a must. It is filled with all things weird and ... -
Islander by Patrick Barkham – Review
By David Schuster Islander is a beautiful, lyrical Tardis-like book. On the face of it, it is a travelogue of ...
