Jack Cornish is head of paths at the Ramblers Association,
Britain's largest walking charity. In 2017, he walked across the
country from Land's End to John O'Groats, and he has dedicated the
last seven years of his life to walking and recording the forgotten
routes of England and Wales. He is ten years into an attempt to
walk every street in London, where he lives.
Twitter @cornish_jack
A nostalgic amble through the history of travel in England and
Wales, and an examination of the routes that make up our modern
path network. Jack Cornish interlaces titbits of travel, history,
personal reflection and anecdote. His passion for walking, natural
beauty and the abundant history of these old ways shines through.
Cornish's motivation to protect heritage and relish our spectacular
countryside is admirable
*The Times*
Cornish’s book delves back in history and is written with a sense
of urgency. On each page you discover an enticing new vista
*Mail on Sunday*
Marvellous. Cornish is the ideal companion on the road: interested
in everything, learned, acute, and a splendid story-teller
*Charles Foster, author of Being a Beast*
A rallying cry to reclaim lost routes and preserve this precious
resource for future generations
*Walk Magazine*
A celebration of an ancient network and a rallying cry to reclaim
what has been lost and preserve it for future generations
*The Best of UK*
|
Ask a Question About this Product More... |
|
