Walking Books

Why should I walk more often
Why should I walk more often

By M. J. Knight

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Provides facts on the environmental effects of pollution and excessively using cars, and presents practical alternatives for children, including walking with friends to school, biking, and planting...

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Looking around Lytham
Looking around Lytham

By Martin Ramsbottom

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Welcome to North Clare Wonderland
Walks around Cork
Walks around Cork

By Vincent Godsil

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The Dingle Peninsula
The Dingle Peninsula

By Barry Keane

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The Galty Knockmaeldown and Comeragh Mountains
Rambles in Cork City and County
Explore the Inca Trail Rucksack Reader
The Speyside Way Rucksack Readers
The Dingle Way
The Dingle Way

By Sandra Bardwell

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