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Has anyone here seen William
Has anyone here seen William

By Bob Graham

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William's family have difficulty keeping track of him once he learns to walk. Suggested level: junior.

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Towpaths of England
Towpaths of England

By Brian Bearshaw

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The Lower East Side remembered and revisited
The Lower East Side remembered and revisited
A Pennine journey
A Pennine journey

By Alfred Wainwright

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The Lower East Side remembered and revisited
The rough guide to walks in London and the southeast
Pedestrian and the City
Pedestrian and the City

By Carmen Hass Klau

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Walking
Walking

By Henry Thoreau

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The man who broke out of the bank-- and went for a walk in France

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