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A practical guidebook for walking over 650 miles of the England Coast Path from the River Exe to the River Severn. Starting in Exmouth and finishing in Chepstow, this book covers the coasts of Devon, Cornwall, Somerset & Avon.
A practical guidebook for walking over 700 miles of the England Coast Path from the River Thames to the River Exe. Starting in Woolwich and finishing in Exmouth, this book covers the coasts of Kent, Sussex, Hampshire, the Isle of Wight and Dorset.
The West Yorkshire Woods Part II is Chris’ latest hand-drawn guide as he returns to the West Yorkshire landscape and the woods of the Aire Valley.
The book covers everything from Castleford to Silsden, including much of Leeds, Bradford, Shipley, Bingley and Keighley. Within and between these urban areas is a surprising abundance of wooded landscapes, from grand parks and plantations to swathes of ancient coppiced woodland.
A practical guidebook for walking over 700 miles of the England Coast Path from the River Thames to the River Exe. Starting in Woolwich and finishing in Exmouth, this book covers the coasts of Kent, Sussex, Hampshire, the Isle of Wight and Dorset.
A practical guidebook for walking over 650 miles of the England Coast Path from the River Exe to the River Severn. Starting in Exmouth and finishing in Chepstow, this book covers the coasts of Devon, Cornwall, Somerset & Avon.
Inspired by the real-life story of the Cragg Vale Coiners this route takes in several key locations that feature in the acclaimed novel The Gallows Pole, which charts the rise and fall of ‘King’ David Hartley and an 18th century criminal enterprise that rocked the national economy.
The West Yorkshire Woods Part 1 is an original cartographic guide to the Calder Valley’s woodlands. The book covers the rich variety of landscapes that lie between Norwood Green and Walsden, including Cragg Vale, Shibden Dale, Hardcastle Crags, and the Ryburn, Luddenden and Blackburn Valleys.
The West Yorkshire Moors is an original cartographic guide to the moorlands of West Yorkshire. The book traces old and new paths, unearths lost names and discovers hidden features on even the most apparently empty corner of these moors.
A six-mile walk exploring some of the finest preserved industrial heritage in the Calder Valley. A collaboration between Christopher Goddard and local industrial historian Michael Gray from Calderdale Industrial Museum.