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Walking the Wainwrights :64 Walks to Climb the 214 Wainwrights of Lakeland

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Walking the Wainwrights

Walking the Wainwrights :64 Walks to Climb the 214 Wainwrights of Lakeland

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4.20 (5 Ratings by Goodreads)
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Published: 1 July, 2021
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In this book you'll find 64 routes that, if you complete them all, by default you will also have completed the Wainwrights. A few of the summits are featured in more than one walk. That's ok. You can do them more than once! Why do we need a guide book on the fells of the Lake District if Wainwright wrote seven of them? Well, I should say right here that this book is not intended to replace Wainwright's Pictorial Guides. They are superb books. But, they were written in the 1950s and 60s, and yes, some things in the hills have changed in the intervening years. Another reason is that many walkers struggle to devise full-day walks using the Wainwright guide books. Yes, he has detailed pretty much every conceivable way of getting to each individual summit, but this leaves the reader having to then come up with their own plan to make a longer day of it by continuing over one or more other fells. Wainwright didn't describe day walks in these seven guidebooks. He described individual ways up and down each one. So, please buy the Wainwright guidebooks if you haven't got them on your bookshelves already. Just use them alongside this book.
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Type Book
ISBN13 9781906095789
ISBN10 1906095787
Number Of Pages 272
Item Weight 1000 g
Publisher / Reseller Pesda Press
Format paperback
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Author's Bio

Graham Uney has been exploring the fells of the Lake District and beyond for nearly 40 years. As well as working as a guide book author and writer, he also runs his own mountain skills business, Graham Uney Mountaineering. He is a highly qualified mountaineering instructor, and a provider of the Mountain Leader award, amongst other professional qualifications, and also offers guided walks, navigation courses, and courses for rock climbers and winter mountaineers. Full details of Graham's courses can be found on his website www.grahamuneymountaineering.co.uk. Graham recently spent five years working for the Lake District National Park Authority as a Helvellyn Fell Top Assessor, and has also worked for a number of environmental charities as an ecological surveyor. He lives at the foot of Haweswater in the Lake District with his partner, Sharon Kennedy, and their dogs, Bob and Bert.

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