Slow Travel
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Slow Travel: The Chilterns & the Thames Valley
By Neil Matthews, Helen MatthewsLACEY. KINGSHILL. GREEN. TO. LITTLE. We'll admit to some bias here; this is our home patch and has been for almost 30 years. Apart from the Roald Dahl Museum, this part of the Chilterns gets relatively little interest and few visitors.
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Slow Travel: Escape the Grind and Explore the World
By Jennifer M. SparksTo my Author Relations Manager, Bonnie Rauch, thanks for making the process seamless and easy. Many more thanks to everyone else, but especially Jim Howard, Bethany Marshall, and Nickcole Watkins. My dear uncle, Tom Jefferson, ...
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Slow Travel: North Devon & Exmoor
By Hilary Bradt'Forest', in this case, did not mean woodland but land reserved for hunting and the red deer were protected for the king's pleasure, with draconian punishments for any who killed or harmed them. It was Henry VII who decided to allow the ...
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Slow Travel: Dorset
By Alexandra Richards... recreation facility, as a joint venture between East Dorset District Council and the Forestry Commission. ... The six acres of attractive grounds are typical of a country house of this size, with colourful herbaceous borders and a ...
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Slow Travel: European Cycle Tourism
By Janet Dickinson, Les LumsdenAchieving Sustainable Mobility: Everyday and Leisure-time Travel in the EU, Aldershot: Ashgate. ... Slow Travel: Travel slowly, staying in vacation rentals (villas, farms, cottages, apartments). http://www.slowtrav.com Urry J. 2002.
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Slow Travel: Reconnecting with the World at Your Own Pace
By PENNY. WATSONThis book explores slow travel as a physical or philosophical endeavour, taking readers off the beaten track and through nature, and unveils journeys that will nurture talent and ignite the inner-self.
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Slow Travel: A Movement
By Penny WatsonThis book explores slow travel as a physical or philosophical endeavor, taking readers off the beaten track and through nature, and unveils journeys that will nurture talent and ignite the inner-self.