Savour the delights of rural France far from the autoroutes and the TGV. This book reveals a wealth of trails linking nature's tranquil oases, pastoral villages and epicurean pleasures - all at walking pace. 
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<li>the most renowned and scenic walks in 13 regions, including the GR20 Corsican trail </li>
<li>a range of picturesque day walks within easy distance of Paris </li>
<li>information on architecture, restaurants and vineyards along the trails </li>
<li>easy-to-follow walk descriptions with accurate contour maps </li>
<li>practical advice on local customs, language, equipment and travel </li>
<li>illustrated section on flora and fauna </li>
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Lonely Planet Walking in France (LONELY PLANET WALKING GUIDES)

Sports & Outdoors

Wheeler, Tony

Carillet, Jean-Bernard

Bardwell, Sandra

Roddis, Miles

McCormack, Gareth

Billiet, Laurence

Hiking & Camping

Lonely Planet

Park Walks Near Melbourne

Travel

Australia & South Pacific

Victorian Natl Parks Assn

Sewing Basics is the ultimate encyclopedia for sewing at home. This thorough guide covers everything from choosing fabrics to operating a sewing machine to hand sewing, fitting, fine-finishing, trouble-shooting, and more. Whether the sewer is trying to decipher the symbols on a printed pattern, line a pocket, work French seams, or fit a muslin, she’ll find what she’s looking for here, all precisely explained and illustrated with hundreds of step-by-step photos. Both for beginners learning how to hem and for more experienced sewers who need help mastering advanced techniques, Sewing Basics is an invaluable reference tool sewers will want to keep within easy reach for many years to come.

Abrams Publishing All You Need to Know About Machine and Hand Sewing

STC Craft/A Melanie Falick Book

Follow in pilgrims' footsteps, challenge yourself among spectacular Alpine peaks and glaciers, and wander through idyllic villages, sampling delicious food and wine. this guide puts you on the right track for France's best walks. 
* detailed descriptions of more than 100 days of walking, from easy strolls to multiday mountain adventures * special features on the classic cross-border Tour du Mont Blanc and the best of the revered Chemin de St-Jacques (Way of St James) pilgrim route * illustrated section on France's wildlife and wildflowers * clear two-color maps for each walk * the lowdown on transport, accommodation and eating options en route * practical advice on language, navigation and safety

Fairbairn, Helen

Europe

Scale the spectacular Dolomites, peer into brooding volcanoes, explore medieval villages or saunter along sparkling coastlines - this guide walks you through Italy's wealth of natural beauty, history and culture. Detailed descriptions of 55 walks, from easy day strolls to multi-day adventures. Quality two-color maps for each walk. Tips on the best camping grounds, rifugi (mountain huts) and pensiones. Transport information to get you to and from the walks. Step-by-step introduction to the exciting vie ferrate (iron ways). Illustrated section on Italy's flora and fauna.

Lonely Planet Walking in Italy

Cavedoni, Stefano

Tapp, Nick

Coles, Emily

Iconic peaks reflected in tranquil mountain lakes, sweeping hillsides blanketed in wild flowers and dramatic, sprawling glaciers characterize the Alps. Discover why this mighty range, the birthplace of modern mountain walking has enthralled walkers for centuries. Detailed descriptions of 47 walks in the Austrian, French, German, Italian, Slovenian and Swiss Alps. Feature coverage of multicountry megawalks, Tour du Mont Blanc and Walkers' Haute Route. Two-color maps for every walk. Step-by-step introduction to walk-climb hybrid via ferrata Inside information on walkers' accommodation, transport, gear and safety. Language section for French, German, Italian and Slovene.

Lonely Planet Walking in the Alps (LONELY PLANET WALKING GUIDES)

Lindenmayer, Clem

Dixon, Grant

Scotland contains some of Britain's finest wilderness, from rushing rivers to the surging seas. Take to the wilds or follow in the footsteps of legend as you make your way across an exhilarating range of landscapes. There are highlands to hike and islands to explore, with castles, cottages, and friendly pubs. Whether you want to climb Bens or wander through glens, ancient Scotland is a land of adventure for every walker. -66 detailed trail descriptions for walkers of all levels. -Coasts, Climbs, and Canals color section outlining the variety of Scottish walking. -Two-color contour maps for all featured walks. -Essential accomodation and transport information. -Expert advice on equipment, health, and environmentally responsible walking.

Walking in Scotland (LONELY PLANET WALKING IN)

GeoPlaneta

From the northernmost shores of the Kvarner Gulf, southwards all the way to Dubrovnik, this guide covers Croatia’s Adriatic coast, eleven of the myriad islands and two inland areas. It includes the Mljet, Plitvice Lakes, Krka and Paklenica national parks and Biokovo and Ucka nature parks, and mentions five of Croatia’s six World Heritage sites. Happily, these bald though impressive facts describe one of the most beautiful and beguiling countries in Europe. Contrasts and diversity sum up Croatia: tall forests, wind-combed prickly thornbush and juniper on the stony uplands, the miraculous waterfalls in the Plitvice Lakes and Krka national parks, the aridity of the karst landscapes, modern tourist resorts and timeless old villages, the deserted Krajina region and the intensively cultivated Neretva delta.  Each island has a distinct identity, best discovered on foot. Mljet’s forests and lakes are unique, and though Kolocep, Lopud and Sipan share precious tranquillity, their attractive villages are subtly different. Brac's coastline, punctuated by innumerable coves, is overlooked by the highest peak of the Adriatic islands, while there’s more to elongated Hvar than its much-visited capital — old villages, breezy uplands and wide views. Remote Vis still seems to be haunted by its past, compact Rab’s beaches are without peer. Most of the northern half of Krk is forest-clad, while magnificent rolling uplands, often called moonscapes, characterise the south. Slender Losinj is dominated by a rugged ridge and is blessed with many delightful coves and inlets, while neighbouring Cres is an island of broad hills, small villages and extensive olive groves. The spectacularly rugged Peljesac peninsula has perhaps the most dramatic mountain scenery of all in a country not short of peaks and high places.  Everywhere the colours of the landscapes are deeper, more vivid and intense than in higher latitudes, particularly the blues and greens of the water — sparkling turquoise, ultramarine and jade green, the deep greens of the forests, the dazzling white of the karst moonscapes, and the vivid pinks and purples of garden plants. The ever-present sea is a constant source of fascination. It’s often calm, painted with mirror-perfect reflections through which fish and aquatic plants are clearly visible. It can also be whipped into turbulent fury by the bura, driving blizzards and spiralling vortices of spray across the grey-green water. Croatia’s national and nature parks are the best places to visit for the colourful flora peculiar to limestone country. Still, the parks’ special glories are the magnificent forests, especially in Ucka, Plitvice Lakes and Paklenica. The light green beeches, venerable wide-spreading oaks, hardy chestnuts, and sombre black pines are all cool havens in the heat of a summer’s day. The parks are particularly welcoming to walkers, with miles of waymarked and well-maintained paths and trails, some bringing seemingly inaccessible summits within quite easy reach.  Any walk can be enriched by meeting fellow walkers and local people. Croatia draws walkers from many countries near and far, as visitors’ books on mountain tops and first-hand experiences testify. Some excursions take you through residential areas of everyday Croatia, far removed from nearby resorts. Similarly, using public transport brings you into contact with the patterns of local people’s daily lives — workers travelling to the mainland on dawn ferries and women going to town for the early-morning market.

Landscapes of Croatia: A Countryside Guide (Sunflower Landscapes)

Hunter Pub Inc

The aim of this series is to lure visitors away from the tourist centers and into the countryside. Books cover car tours and picnic suggestions, but walks - from short strolls to long hikes - are the key feature. The authors know their chosen landscapes intimately; many live in the area, others visit annually. They have written these books because they see the beauty and interest in these regions and want to share, not because they are paid to go to this season's hot destination and write a book. See page 18 for our full list of Sunflower Guides. You'll read about dozens of unforgettable walks for all ages and abilities, with highly detailed walking maps in full color. The most rewarding driving tours of the region are also profiled. Large color fold-out maps and color photos show what you will see on every walk and tour. For planning purposes, timetables for buses, trains and ferries are provided. Information on the local foods, customs, wildlife and historic sites rounds out the coverage. A free update service on the Web, www.sunflowerbooks.co.uk, will keep you abreast of all changes.

Landscapes Of The Tatra Mountains: Of Poland And Slovakia: A Countryside Guide (Sunflower Landscapes S.)

Geographers’ A-Z Map Co Ltd

This authoritative and comprehensively updated new edition provides all the practical know-how for exploring Britain’s finest walking country, from the idyllic Lake District to the wilderness of north-west Scotland. Superb scenery, baggable peaks, quiet villages and comfy B&amp;Bs – welcome to a walker’s paradise. 
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<li>more than 60 route descriptions, from day walks to the legendary long-distance paths </li>
<li>accurate two-colour maps for every walk </li>
<li>planning tips including public transport access </li>
<li>the best food and accommodation options along the route </li>
<li>expert advice on equipment, responsible walking and safety on the trail </li>
<li>illustrated guide to Britain’s flora and fauna </li>
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Lonely Planet Walking in Britain

Else, David

Cruttenden, Peter

Wenk, David

Somerville, Christopher

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