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276. South Lakeland Walks with Children
£8.95
Nick Lambert
"South Lakeland Walks with Children" is a book for parents whose children may not be as keen to go walking as they are. South Lakeland offers some spectacular walking country; with gentle fells and lush valleys, excellent panoramic views, good tourist amenities and plenty to amuse the children. . . . more
Published by: Sigma Leisure   Format: Paperback; 210 x 148mm

277. Easy Walks to Lake District Views
£9.99
Mike Patefield
Walking in the Lake District is inherently rewarding with magnificent views almost everywhere you go. The best views are not necessarily from the highest mountains. Many excellent views of the lakes and mountains may be reached with easy walks. Indeed the best views of the high mountains come from looking up to them and views of lakes are frequently at their best when looking down on them, after a relatively easy climb. This book features twenty walks to viewpoints throughout the Lake District. They are graded from very easy, to fairly easy and then not as easy. Each has a full description of the route, including a sketch map and points of interest. . . . more
Published by: Sigma Leisure   Format: Paperback; 210 x 149mm

278. This Place I know: A New Anthology of Cumbrian Poetry
£10.00
Forward by Grevel Lindop
In 'This Place I Know', editors Liz Nuttall, Kerry Darbishire and Kim Moore have marshalled a formidable array of talent - established poets, newly emerged poets and many new voices - and created an extended paean to Cumbria. . . . more
Published by: Handstand Press   Format: Paperback; 152 x 229mm

279. In Our Time
£25.00
Melvyn Bragg & Simon Tillotson
In Our Time has been the cornerstone of broadcasting every Thursday morning on BBC Radio 4 for the past twenty years, with over 800 episodes since its launch in October 1998. Presented by one of Britain's greatest champions of the arts, Melvyn Bragg, the show explores ideas across history, religion, philosophy, science and culture. . . . more
Published by: Simon & Schuster   Format: Hardback; 234 x 153mm

280. The Crosby Garrett Helmet
£18.00
Edited by David J. Breeze
The discovery of a Roman sports helmet at Crosby Garrett, Cumbria, in 2010 aroused considerable public interest. The helmet, after conservation and restoration, was sold at auction for over £2m. . . . more
Published by: CWAAS   Format: Paperback; 243 x 173mm

281. Highland Journal: 1. The Making of a Hillwalker
£15.99
Jack P. Harland
Jack's love of hillwalking began with a trip to the North-West Highlands where he and his son, Tom, began to explore the extraordinary mountains of Coigach and Inverpolly. Now this experienced hillwalker and geographer writes Highland Journal, an illustrated memoir looking back on his adventures. . . . more
Published by: Matador Publishing   Format: Paperback; 246 x 190mm

282. Rogan: The Cookbook
£30.00
Simon Rogan
Revered as a chef throughout the culinary world, Simon Rogan has a brilliant reputation for artistry, innovation and excellence, and is renowned for the talent, vision and clarity of ethos he brings to his different restaurants. . . . more
Published by: Harper Collins   Format: Hardback; 286 x 236mm

283. Lake District: The Postcard Collection
£14.99
Billy F. K. Howarth
The Lake District is one of Britain's most popular tourist gems, nestled at the heart of the North West. . . . more
Published by: Amberley Publishing   Format: Paperback; 234 x 165mm

284. O Joy for me!
£20.00
Keir Davidson
Coleridge was the first person to walk the mountains alone, and not because he had to for work, as a miner, quarryman or shepherd, but because he wanted to for pleasure and for adventure. . . . more
Published by: Wilmington Square Books   Format: Hardback; 235 x 136mm

285. English Medieval Church Towers: The Northern Province
£19.99
W. E. David Ryan
Church towers are a prominent feature of the English landscape and stand as a testament to the skill and ingenuity of medieval masons. The Northern Province, namely the ecclesiastical province of York, contains a rich and varied array of these remarkable constructions. . . . more
Published by: The Boydell Press   Format: Paperback; 216 x 140mm

286. Life in Brampton with the Dandy
£8.95
David Moorat
Travelling arrangements for rail passengers to Brampton, have been the subject of scathing reports over the past 182 years: . . . more
Published by: History into Print   Format: Paperback; 240 x 171mm

287. Life in Brampton with 63 Public Houses
£12.95
David Moorat
David Moorat's gazetter of the surviving pubs of Brampton is a grand read. But more than that, it shines a light into dark corners of forgotten history; into the dusty attics where the really interesting snippets of past lives linger. . . . more
Published by: History into Print   Format: Paperback; 240 x 170mm

288. Tea Shop Walks
£5.99
Vivienne Crow
These attractive and cleverly structured guidebooks give walkers the ten finest circular routes on a section of the Lake district National Park in a popular pocketable format. . . . more
Published by: Northern Eye Books   Format: Paperback; 151 x 108mm

289. Barrow-in-Furness in 50 Buildings
£14.99
Gill Jepson
Barrow-in-Furness has a proud and distinctive identity, embodied in the many fine buildings that have shaped this Cumbrian town. . . . more
Published by: Amberley   Format: Paperback; 235 x 165mm

290. Honister Slate Mine
£14.99
Alastair Cameron and Liz Withey
Utilising a wealth of rare and unpublished images from official archives, authors Alastair Cameron and Liz Withey tell the story behind the development of the Honister Slate Mine in the Lake District. . . . more
Published by: Amberley Publishing   Format: Paperback; 234 x 165mm

291. Lady Sybil: Empire, War and Revolution
£25.00
Simon Boyd
This is the story of Lady Sybil Grey’s life, movingly told by her grandson using her own words from contemporary letters and diaries. WHY did a young Englishwoman travel out to Russia in the First World War to establish a British Hospital in wartime Russia? Determined to do her bit for the war effort, Lady Sybil Grey helped set up and run the hospital in Petrograd, met the Tsarina, was wounded at the front, sheltered the assassin of Rasputin and witnessed the Russian Revolution in 1917. The daughter of Albert 4th Earl Grey, she had already lived for nearly seven years in Canada where her father was Governor General, had visited Africa and had travelled round the world. . . . more
Published by: Hayloft Publishing   Format: Hardback; 255 x 1710mm

292. Over the Hill at 60 Something?
£14.90
Barry Holmes
An illustrated log of running the Lakeland summits as listed in the Wainwright Pictorial Guides. Recently-retired Barry Holmes thought he was over the hill at sixty. So he bought a pair of running shoes and challenged himself to bag the Lakeland fells. . . . more
Published by: Inspired by Lakeland   Format: Hardback; 336 x 244mm

293. The Coast-to-Coast Walk : Rocks & Scenery
£14.50
Barry Butler and John Gunner
The Coast to-Coast Walk from St Bees to Robin Hoods Bay, journeys through rocks and scenery shaped during the last 500 million years in many different environments. Its a story of tropical seas and coastal plains, landslides and deserts, glaciers and exploding volcanoes, enlivened by climate change, and by continental collisions and mountain building on a Himalayan scale. . . . more
Published by: 2QT Ltd   Format: Paperback; 200 x 132mm

294. An American President's Love Affair with the English Lake District
£10.00
Andrew Wilson
This book deals in detail with the visits of Woodrow Wilson, the 28th. President of the USA (1913-1921), to the English Lake District and the nearby city of Carlisle in Cumbria, England. . . . more
Published by: Lakeland Press Agency   Format: Paperback; 210 x 148mm

295. Lake District Songs and Poems
£10.00
Steve Wharton
Featuring words by Wordsworth, Blamire, Ogilvy, Casson, Collinson, Gibson, Anderson and original songs by Steve Wharton, this is a mix of traditional and new folk songs of Cumbria . . . more
Published by:   Format: Audio CD

296. Wordsworth's Gardens and Flowers: The Spirit of Paradise
£30.00
Peter Dale & Brandon C. Yen
A book that debunks the popular myth that William Wordsworth was, first and foremost, a poet of daffodils, Wordsworth's Gardens and Flowers: The Spirit of Paradise provides a vivid account of Wordsworth as a gardening poet who not only wrote about gardens and flowers but also designed - and physically worked in - his gardens. . . . more
Published by: ACC Art Books   Format: Hardback; 180 x 250mm

297. From the Mines to the Mountains: John Dalton's 'Descriptive Poem' of 1755 and Contemporary Accounts of Cumberland and Westmorland
£10.00
Edited and introduced by Christopher Donaldson and Stephen Matthews
Includes an A3 print of 'Matthias Read: A Birds-Eye View of Whitehaven (c.1735) John Dalton's 'Descriptive Poem' of 1755 affords a unique glimpse of the undersea mines at Whitehaven and the scenery of Borrowdale and Lowther. Dalton's descriptions enticed his contemporaries to visit the industry and the sublime scenery of Georgian Cumberland and Westmorland. They were followed by the 'early tourists' and the Romantic poets. . . . more
Published by: Bookcase   Format: Paperback; 210 x 147mm

298. A Farmer's Life: A Tale to Tell
£10.00
John P. Kirkbride
John Kirkbride's autobiography of a life spent farming in Cumbria. Looking back over his ninety years, he remembers the early days in Westmoreland, life on a farm at Longtown, the days he spent at the heart of the farming community and the days at the auction mart. . . . more
Published by: Bookcase   Format: Paperback; 210 x 148mm

299. Barren Stories for Moonlit Mannequins
£7.00
Mark G Pennington
Mark G Pennington is a writer based in Kendal, Cumbria and is the author of Barren Stories for Moonlit Mannequins, his debut book of poems published by Dempsey and Windle (2018). He has recently been nominated for The Pushcart Prize for poetry. . . . more
Published by: Dempsey and Windle   Format: Paperback; 203 x 143mm

300. Longtown
£11.95
Gordon L Routledge
This is the first book to tell the story of Longtown, the last town in England. Longtown was an important crossing point on the River Esk on the border between Scotland and England. . . . more
Published by: Bookcase   Format: Paperback; 295 x 206mm

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