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Lost Lanes: 36 Glorious Bike Rides in Southern England (London and the South-East): 1
Paperback / softback
Main Details
Title |
Lost Lanes: 36 Glorious Bike Rides in Southern England (London and the South-East): 1
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) Jack Thurston
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Physical Properties |
Format:Paperback / softback | Pages:256 | Dimensions(mm): Height 210,Width 170 |
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Category/Genre | Cycling Travel and holiday guides |
ISBN/Barcode |
9780957157316
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Classifications | Dewey:796.6409422 |
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Illustrations |
30 maps, 150 photos
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
Wild Things Publishing Ltd
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Imprint |
Wild Things Publishing Ltd
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NZ Release Date |
28 August 2013 |
Publication Country |
United Kingdom
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Description
LOST LANES will take you on 36 meandering tours of the most beautiful and hidden destinations in southern England. The book includes: Route overviews, distances and maps Overnight stops, from B&Bs to camping under the stars Best pubs and tea stops Wild swims, breathtaking views and fascinating history How to access each ride by train (no car required!) So take off on a trip past hedgerows and open meadows, along sparkling rivers and wild seashores, and see it all from the best vantage point of all: that humble yet extraordinary transport of delight, the bicycle. MOBILE DEVICES & DOWNLOADS All the routes in this book are supported by downloadable route instructions you can print out take with you, plus a GPX navigation fi le for your GPS device or smartphone app. The book is also available as a smartphone app for Android and iPhone.
Author Biography
JACK THURSTON has a lifelong passion for exploring the countryside by bike. As presenter of The Bike Show on Resonance FM, he has brought his affable and infectious enthusiasm for cycling to London's airwaves and attracted an audience around the world with more than 1.5 million podcast downloads. Jack is a regular contributor to the critically acclaimed Rouleur magazine and edits the Bicycle Reader. His articles about cycling appear in the Guardian, the Evening Standard, Cycling Plus and Cycle.
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