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Tension is in the air after Natsuha learns that Yuuki’s been getting a little too close to another girl in school, the popular influencer Airi Hina. This makes Natsuha question just how important to Yuuki she really is. The two had better reconcile fast—life beyond high school is almost here, and they’ve got a lot to talk about! With a future ahead of them yet unwritten, will Yuuki and Natsuha reach their happy ending together? <br><br> Autorid: Caleb Cook, Perico Perico, Rachel Pierce <br>

Aside for the secretaries of state, those lofty roles at the Home Office, MOD, Exchequer, and Foreign office, the ministers of the UK are a cast of roles that expand, and contract based on the whims and political needs of the Prime Minister. Within their portfolios those MPs and Lords are immensely powerful - able to reshape whole sectors of British society, grant or refuse government contracts and planning permission, and intervene in matters throughout the country. And yet, few members of the British Public could name every single minister and fewer still could say the extent of each minister's responsibilities. We like to imagine that they are competent, prepared, and entirely in control, and we hold them to standards as though they are. But they are often none of those things. These men and women serve at the pleasure of the Prime Minister. Any misstep or scandal can invite media attention, public outcry, and their swift departure. At the same time, their resignations can shatter political alliances and bring down Prime Ministers and even governments. Their positions are, therefore, both immensely powerful and precarious. In Fifteen Minutes of Power, Peter Riddell draws on interviews with former ministers, conducted on behalf of the Institute of Government, to reveal the fraught existence of these powerful men and women. <br><br> Autorid: Peter Riddell <br>

FROM THE CREATOR OF THE UK'S NO.1 SELF-HELP PODCAST, WITH OVER 5 MILLION DOWNLOADS Would you like to feel happier and more fulfilled... ...but struggle to find time in your life to focus on yourself? What if, with only a few minutes each day, you could find the secret to happiness? For decades, Richard Nicholls has been helping people find happiness. Through his number one hit podcast, Motivate Yourself, and in practice as a registered psychotherapist, he specialises in offering effective solutions to real-life problems. Now, in his first book, Richard shares short, simple exercises, no longer than 15 minutes, to integrate into your day that are proven to help with happiness and wellbeing. He cuts through the myths and misconceptions created by self-help guides and looks at the science behind what works and what doesn't when it comes to making ourselves happy. Richard's innovative approach shows you exactly how the smallest of changes to our thoughts, lifestyle and interaction with others can dramatically improve your life forever. Find your happier self and be the best you can be with Richard Nicholls. <br><br> Autorid: Richard Nicholls <br>

Discover the dramatic limestone landscapes and hidden green valleys of Somerset with this collection of 15 short walks exploring Cheddar and the Mendips. From the towering cliffs of Cheddar Gorge and panoramic hilltop viewpoints to tranquil woodlands, reservoirs and flower-rich grasslands, these routes reveal the rich variety of the Mendip Hills, ideal for relaxed days out and family adventures. Each walk is accompanied by a clear Ordnance Survey map and step-by-step route description, with numbered waypoints linking mapping and text to make navigation simple for walkers of all experience levels. Practical information is included for every route across Cheddar and the Mendip Hills, covering parking, public transport, facilities and refreshment stops, so you can plan your outing with confidence. Explore standout Mendip highlights including Crook Peak, Beacon Batch, Velvet Bottom, Ebbor Gorge, Cheddar Gorge, Kings Wood and the Cheddar Reservoir loop, with routes showcasing limestone gorges, wooded combes and far-reaching viewpoints. Routes range from 3 to 10km (all under three hours) and are graded easy to moderate, featuring manageable distances and short climbs without technical terrain, making them ideal for beginners, families and leisurely countryside strolls. A handy route summary table helps you select the perfect walk by distance, duration and difficulty, while local tips point out viewpoints, wildlife interest and welcoming cafés and pubs along the way. Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this guidebook is the perfect companion for discovering Cheddar and the Mendip Hills on foot. Whether you are wandering through dramatic gorges, climbing gentle summits or enjoying peaceful woodland paths, this collection offers everything you need for memorable short walks in Somerset. <br><br> Autorid: Rachel Mead <br>

Discover the hidden beauty of Arnside and Silverdale with this curated collection of 15 short walks, guiding you through some of Englands most enchanting landscapes. Explore dramatic crags, peaceful woodlands, shimmering wetlands, and sweeping coastal paths, all within one of the countrys smallest National Landscapes (formerly AONBs). Each route is designed for easy enjoyment (between 3 and 10km, all under three hours), making this guidebook the perfect companion for families and new walkers. Each of the 15 Arnside and Silverdale walks features clear Ordnance Survey mapping, step-by-step route descriptions, and practical information and highlights to ensure straightforward, memorable outings. Essential details are included for every walk, such as parking, available facilities, refreshment stops, and must-see sights, helping you make the most of Arnside and Silverdales welcoming villages, cosy cafés, and scenic picnic spots. Free GPX files are available for every route, making navigation across this distinctive landscape even easier. Explore the areas most celebrated locations, from the iconic Arnside Knott and the mysterious Fairy Steps to the wildlife-rich Leighton Moss, the panoramic heights of Warton Crag, the atmospheric Jenny Browns Point, and the historic Pepperpot. Routes begin from welcoming villages such as Arnside and Silverdale, with helpful advice on accommodation, public transport (including train and bus options), and parking to make planning simple. Enjoy the best of the regions hospitality, with recommendations for local inns, cafés, and the famous Arnside chippy, perfect for rounding off a days adventure. Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this guide to Arnside and Silverdale contains everything you need for a refreshing day out in the area. Whether youre a local resident, a day visitor, or planning a scenic getaway, this guide is your key to discovering the stories, wildlife, and breathtaking views of Arnside and Silverdale at your own pace. <br><br> Autorid: David Jordan <br>

Experience Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) with ease and confidence with this collection of 15 short walks covering the very best of Wales' national park. Designed to be completed in under three hours, these routes guide you through cascading waterfalls, peaceful river valleys, rolling foothills and iconic peaks, offering adventures suitable for families, casual walkers and anyone keen to explore Wales' striking landscapes without long distances or steep climbs. Each short walk includes straightforward step-by-step route descriptions alongside Ordnance Survey maps, making it easy to navigate even for those new to walking The guidebook describes manageable mountains such as Pen y Fan (Wales' second-highest mountain!) and the Sugar Loaf, so you can enjoy spectacular views after a gentle climb Relatively easy, lower-level routes explore waterfalls, river valleys and scenic canal paths, like the Four Waterfalls near Cwm Porth and the Pencelli Canal, perfect for families or walkers seeking a more relaxed experience Practical details for every walk cover parking, nearby facilities, and refreshment options, helping you plan hassle-free days out in the Brecon Beacons Most routes include guidance on how to extend or shorten walks, allowing you to adjust distances based on your experience or available time This guidebook in Cicerone's Short Walks series provides a gentle introduction for beginners to explore the beauty of Bannau Brycheiniog, while offering experienced hikers rewarding afternoons out in the countryside. Whether you're enjoying a family holiday in the area or looking for local walks, these 15 short routes showcase the very best that this national park has to offer, from dramatic peaks to tranquil riversides. <br><br> Autorid: Andy Davies <br>

Discover the rugged charm of Newquay and the North Cornwall coast with this collection of 15 carefully selected short walks, revealing the regions most breathtaking scenery, from dramatic cliffs and golden beaches to historic villages, wildflower-strewn headlands, and evocative reminders of Cornwalls industrial past. Each route is designed to be completed in under three hours (ranging from 3 to 9.6km), making this guidebook the perfect companion for families, newcomers, and anyone eager to explore the untamed beauty and lively atmosphere of Cornwalls north coast. Each of the 15 Newquay and North Coast walks features clear, easy-to-follow maps alongside step-by-step route descriptions, with numbered points that link directions directly to the maps for straightforward navigation. Practical details are provided for every walk, including information on parking, public toilets, refreshments, and route highlights, ensuring that your Cornish adventures are enjoyable, accessible, and perfectly planned, whether youre exploring hidden coves, cliff-top paths, or lively seaside towns. Discover the regions most memorable sights, from the surf beaches and vibrant energy of Newquay, the wild seascapes of Trevose Head and Watergate Bay, to the picturesque harbours of Padstow and Port Isaac, and the legendary ruins of Tintagel Castle. Routes begin from welcoming towns and villages such as Newquay, Padstow, Port Isaac, Camelford, and Boscastle, with suggestions for public transport, including bus and train options, for added convenience. Experience the best of Cornwalls hospitality, with advice on local accommodation options throughout the area, from simple campsites and cosy cottages to stately hotels, ideal for extending your stay after a days adventure. Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this guide to Newquay and the North Coast brings together everything you need for a memorable day out amid the ever-changing beauty of Cornwalls Atlantic edge. Whether youre a local resident, a day visitor, or planning a scenic getaway, this guide is your key to discovering the best of Newquay, Padstow, Tintagel and the surrounding coast at an easy, enjoyable pace. <br><br> Autorid: Phil Turner <br>

Discover the best of Falmouth and the Lizard with this collection of 15 handpicked short walks, guiding you through Cornwalls most captivating landscapes, from dramatic cliffs and historic harbours to tranquil creeks, secluded coves, and rolling countryside. Each walk is designed to be completed in under three hours (ranging from 4.5 to 10km), making this guidebook the ideal companion for families, newcomers, and anyone eager to explore Cornwalls southern coast at a relaxed, enjoyable pace. Each of the 15 Falmouth and The Lizard walks includes clear, easy-to-follow maps and step-by-step route descriptions, with numbered points that link directions directly to the maps for effortless navigation. Free GPX files are also available for every route, making navigation even easier. Practical information is provided for every walk, including details on parking, public toilets, refreshments, and route highlights, ensuring your Cornish adventures are accessible, comfortable, and well-planned, whether youre wandering clifftop paths, exploring ancient mining sites, or discovering picturesque fishing villages. Experience the regions most memorable sights, from the iconic St Agnes Beacon and the wild expanse of Lizard Point, to the peaceful creeks of the Fal estuary, the charming harbour at St Mawes, and the legendary Devils Frying Pan at Cadgwith. Routes begin from welcoming towns and villages such as Falmouth, Truro, St Mawes, and Cadgwith, with suggestions for public transport and ferry connections for added convenience, as well as options for car-free adventures. Discover Cornwalls excellent hospitality, with advice on accommodation ranging from simple campsites and self-catering cottages to stately hotels, perfect for making the most of your visit after a rewarding days walk. Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this guide to Falmouth and The Lizard brings together everything you need for an unforgettable day out amid Cornwalls ever-changing coastal scenery and vibrant local character. Whether youre a local resident, a day visitor, or planning a scenic getaway, this guide is your key to exploring the best of Falmouth, the Lizard, and the surrounding countryside at your own pace. <br><br> Autorid: Phil Turner <br>

Discover the wild beauty of Lands End and Penzance with this collection of 15 carefully selected short walks, showcasing the areas most spectacular scenery, from iconic coastal headlands to ancient moorland, picturesque fishing villages, and legendary landmarks. Each route is designed to be completed in under three hours (ranging from 2.5 to 8.5km), making this guidebook the perfect companion for families, newcomers, and anyone eager to explore the dramatic landscapes and rich heritage of Cornwalls far west. Each of the 15 Lands End and Penzance walks features clear, easy-to-follow maps alongside step-by-step route descriptions, with numbered points that link directions directly to the maps for straightforward navigation. Practical details are provided for every walk, including information on parking, public toilets, refreshments, and route highlights, so every outing is enjoyable, accessible, and well-planned. Discover the regions most memorable sights, from the dramatic cliffs at Sennen Cove and Lands End, the mystical stones of Mên-an-Tol and Nine Maidens, to the evocative mining remains at Botallack and Pendeen Watch, and the timeless charm of Mousehole, St Ives, and St Michaels Mount. Routes begin from welcoming towns and villages such as Penzance, St Just, Newlyn, Hayle, and St Ives, with suggestions for public transport, including bus and train options, for added convenience. Experience the best of Cornwalls hospitality, with advice on local accommodation options in Penzance, Hayle, St Ives, and St Just, ranging from simple campsites to stately hotels and cosy self-catering cottages, ideal for extending your stay after a days adventure. Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this guide to Lands End and Penzance brings together everything you need for a memorable day out amid the ever-changing beauty of Cornwalls western tip. Whether youre a local resident, a day visitor, or planning a scenic getaway, this guide is your key to discovering the best of Lands End, Penzance, and the surrounding area at an easy, enjoyable pace. <br><br> Autorid: Phil Turner <br>

Discover the tranquil charm and unspoilt landscapes of Dumfries and Galloway with this collection of 15 carefully selected short walks, showcasing the regions most captivating scenery, from dramatic coastal cliffs and ancient castles to peaceful forests, riversides, and picturesque towns. Each route is designed to be completed in under three hours (ranging from 5 to 12km), making this guidebook the perfect companion for families, newcomers, and anyone eager to experience the green heart of southwest Scotland. Each of the 15 Dumfries and Galloway walks features clear Ordnance Survey mapping, step-by-step route descriptions, and practical information and highlights to ensure straightforward, enjoyable navigation. Essential details are provided for every Dumfries and Galloway walk, including information on parking, available facilities, and the regions must-see sights, so every outing is accessible, comfortable, and well-planned. Discover the areas most memorable locations, from the rugged beauty of Portpatrick and the historic ruins of Cruggleton Castle to the tranquil waters of Loch Trool, the gardens and castle at Threave, the scenic summit of Criffel, and the charming riversides of Dumfries and Annan. Routes begin from welcoming towns and villages such as Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbright, Newton Stewart, and pretty coastal havens like Portpatrick, Rockcliffe, and Kippford, with suggestions for public transport and parking for added convenience. Enjoy the best of Dumfries and Galloways hospitality, with advice on accommodation options in lively towns, peaceful countryside, and inviting seaside villages, ideal for extending your stay and making the most of your adventure. Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this guide to Dumfries and Galloway brings together everything you need for a memorable day out amid Scotlands quiet roads, ancient woodlands, and intricate coastline. Whether youre a local resident, a day visitor, or planning a scenic getaway, this guide is your key to discovering the best of Dumfries and Galloway at a gentle, rewarding pace. <br><br> Autorid: Ronald Turnbull <br>

Discover the tranquil beauty of Nidderdale with this curated collection of 15 short walks, each revealing the areas most captivating landscapes, from dramatic rock formations and ancient abbeys to lush river valleys, historic villages, and serene reservoirs. Every route is designed to be completed in under three hours (ranging from 2 to 12km), making this guidebook the ideal companion for families, beginners, and anyone eager to experience the natural charm and timeless character of North Yorkshires Nidderdale National Landscape. Each of the 15 walks features clear, easy-to-follow Ordnance Survey mapping alongside step-by-step route descriptions, with numbered points that link directions directly to the maps for straightforward navigation. Free downloadable GPX files are also available for every route. Practical details are provided for every walk, including information on parking, public toilets, refreshments, and route highlights, ensuring your Yorkshire adventures are convenient, enjoyable, and well-planned, whether youre exploring heather moorlands, riverside footpaths, or picturesque market towns. Experience the regions most memorable sights, from the curious rock formations of Brimham Rocks and the imposing Coldstones Cut, to the evocative ruins of Jervaulx Abbey and the lush woodlands of Hackfall and Nidd Gorge. Routes begin from welcoming towns and villages such as Masham, Pateley Bridge, Ripley, and Knaresborough, with advice on public transport and parking options for added convenience. Enjoy the best of Nidderdales hospitality, with tips on local facilities, cafés, and accommodation options across the area, perfect for extending your stay after a days exploration. Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this guide to Nidderdale brings together everything you need for a memorable day out amid the rolling hills, dales, and rivers of this distinctive corner of Yorkshire. Whether youre a local resident, a day visitor, or planning a scenic getaway, this guide is your essential key to discovering the best of Nidderdale, the Washburn valley, and Lower Swaledale at a relaxed, enjoyable pace. <br><br> Autorid: Jon Fallis <br>

Explore the Norfolk Broads and Coast with this collection of 15 carefully chosen short walks covering tidal creeks and saltmarshes, pristine sandy beaches, the watery flatlands of the Broads and historic market towns. Ranging from 4 to 10km and all under three hours, these routes feature no challenging terrain or complicated navigation, making them ideal for families, casual walkers and visitors keen to make the most of their time in this distinctive corner of England. Each of the 15 short walks features clear, easy-to-read Ordnance Survey maps tied to numbered route descriptions, making navigation straightforward and confidence-boosting, perfect for beginners and those new to walking Practical information is included for every route, with details on parking, facilities and refreshment stops, helping you plan stress-free days out Walks showcase some of Norfolk's most memorable highlights, including Horsey Mere for seal spotting, Cley next the Sea, Blakeney and Blakeney Downs, Wells-next-the-Sea and Holkham, and the windmill-dotted waterways of the Norfolk Broads Routes explore pristine sandy beaches sheltered by pine plantations, mudflats filled with wading birds, salt marshes purple with sea lavender, flint-built fishing villages and the medieval streets of Norwich and Great Yarmouth Key centres including Cromer, Sheringham, Wells-next-the-Sea, Blakeney and Norwich provide easy access to the walks, with travel and accommodation information included to help you plan your visit Part of Cicerone's trusted Short Walks series, this Norfolk guidebook has everything you need for a relaxed and rewarding day on foot. From a quick coastal outing to a full weekend of exploring, it is the perfect introduction to one of England's most distinctive and wildlife-rich corners. <br><br> Autorid: Laurence Mitchell <br>

Explore Northumberland with this collection of 15 carefully chosen short walks covering Wooler, Rothbury, Alnwick and the coast. Designed to be enjoyed in under three hours, these routes reveal the countys rich mix of countryside, coastline and historic landmarks and feature no tough hills or tricky terrain ideal for families, casual walkers and visitors keen to make the most of their time outdoors. Each of the 15 short walks features clear, easy-to-read Ordnance Survey maps tied to numbered route descriptions, making navigation straightforward and confidence-boosting, perfect for beginners and those new to walking Practical information is included for every route, with details on parking, facilities and refreshment stops, helping you plan stress-free days out Walks showcase some of Northumberlands most memorable coastal and historic highlights, including Holy Island (Lindisfarne), Dunstanburgh Castle and stretches of the countys unspoilt coastline Routes are based around key towns and villages such as Wooler, Rothbury and Bamburgh, making it easy to set off on foot directly from local accommodation, with public transport information included when needed Discover iconic landmarks including Alnwick Castle famous as a Harry Potter filming location as well as charming villages, scenic viewpoints and local points of interest, all within walks suitable for all Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this Northumberland guidebook brings together everything you need for an enjoyable, low-stress family day out. Whether on a day trip from nearby Newcastle or taking a holiday in one of Britain's most sparsely populated counties, its an ideal companion for discovering Northumberlands coastal scenery, rolling countryside and rich heritage at an easy, gentle pace. <br><br> Autorid: Vivienne Crow <br>

Discover the best of Tenby, Saundersfoot, Amroth and beyond with this collection of 15 carefully chosen short walks, featuring spectacular highlights such as the dramatic cliffs of St Govans Head, the enchanting Bosherston Lily Ponds, the sweeping sands of Marloes and Monkstone Beaches, and the historic ramparts of Carew Castle. Each route is between 2 and 11km and designed to be completed in under three hours, making this Cicerone guidebook the perfect companion for families, casual walkers, and anyone eager to explore the natural beauty and rich heritage of southern Pembrokeshire. Each of the 15 Pembrokeshire walks includes clear, easy-to-follow route descriptions and Ordnance Survey mapping, covering iconic locations such as Tenby, Saundersfoot and Monkstone Beach, Amroth, Pleasant Valley and Colby, Manorbier, Stackpole Quay and Barafundle Bay, Bosherton Lily Ponds, St Govans Head, The Green Bridge and Bullslaughter Bay, West Angle, Carew Castle, St Ishmaels, the Dale Peninsula, Runwayskiln and Marloes Sands, Wooltack Point, and more for stress-free navigation. Practical information is provided for every walk, including details of parking, public transport from Pembroke, Tenby, and Saundersfoot, as well as facilities and refreshments in the areas welcoming villages and seaside towns, so you can plan your adventure with confidence. Discover the regions most memorable sites: stroll through ancient woodlands and sheltered valleys in Pleasant Valley and Colby, explore the picturesque bays at Stackpole Quay and Barafundle, admire wildflowers along the cliff tops, listen to the calls of seabirds at Wooltack Point, or spot seals with their pups in the hidden coves near St Govans Head and the Green Bridge. Routes start from historic towns and charming villages, with guidance on rail and local bus links from Newport and the wider National network, as well as a Flexi on-demand system and reliable local taxi firms, making it easy to explore even without a car. Experience the best of Pembrokeshire hospitality, with recommendations for cafés, pubs and restaurants, many featuring local produce and specialities, perfect for a well-earned break during or after your walk. Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this Pembrokeshire guidebook brings together everything you need for a memorable day out on the breathtaking coast and countryside of southern Pembrokeshire. Whether youre a local, a visitor from further afield, or planning a longer stay, this guide is your key to discovering the best walks, views, and villages of southern Pembrokeshire, covering everything from Carew Castle and Manorbier to St Ishmaels and the Dale Peninsula, at an easy and enjoyable pace, all year round. <br><br> Autorid: Dennis Kelsall <br>

Discover the best of Perthshire North, Pitlochry, Aberfeldy and Dunkeld with this collection of 15 carefully chosen short walks, featuring scenic highlights such as the Falls of Bruar, Birnam Hill, the Birks of Aberfeldy, Drummond Hill and Blair Castle. Each route is designed to be completed in under three hours, making this guidebook the perfect companion for families, newcomers and anyone eager to explore this beautiful regions tranquil glens, ancient woodlands and historic landmarks. Each of the 15 Perthshire North walks includes clear, easy-to-follow Ordnance Survey maps paired with step-by-step route descriptions, so navigation is straightforward and accessible to all, ideal for beginners and casual walkers. Practical information is provided for every walk, covering parking, facilities and route highlights, ensuring every outing is enjoyable and well-organised. Explore northern Perthshires most memorable sites, from the dramatic Falls of Bruar and the heather-clad slopes of Ben Vrackie to the iconic bridges of Aberfeldy, the ancient Croft Moraig Stone Circle and the grandeur of Blair Castle. Routes begin from charming towns and villages such as Pitlochry, Dunkeld, Aberfeldy, Kenmore and Blair Atholl, with suggestions for public transport links to make your visit as convenient as possible. Experience the best of Scottish hospitality in Perthshire, with recommendations for local cafés, restaurants and country hotels, perfect for relaxing after a days walk. Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this guide to Perthshire North brings together everything you need for a memorable day out amid Scotlands breathtaking scenery. Whether youre a local resident, a day-tripper or planning a scenic getaway, this guide is your key to discovering the best of Pitlochry, Aberfeldy and Dunkeld at an easy, enjoyable pace. <br><br> Autorid: Nicole Bukaty <br>

Discover the spectacular coastline and rolling countryside of South Devon, from the sailing haven of Salcombe to the colourful fishing port of Brixham and the sweeping cliffs of the South West Coast Path. With golden beaches, hidden coves, tidal estuaries and flower-rich headlands, this corner of southwest England offers some of the most rewarding short coastal walks in England. This collection of 15 short walks explores the very best of South Devon, with circular routes of under three hours that are perfect for families, holidaymakers and walkers looking for half-day adventures. Clear Ordnance Survey mapping, step-by-step route descriptions and practical local information make it easy to discover beaches, headlands and harbour towns with confidence. 15 walks across Salcombe, Brixham and the wider South Hams, each with clear OS maps and easy-to-follow directions for stress-free exploring Short routes of under three hours along the South West Coast Path, so you can experience this iconic coastal landscape on family-friendly walks that have manageable terrain Explore coastal highlights such as Start Point and Berry Head with ease, knowing practical details like parking and public transport from the off Discover wildlife-rich scenery around Slapton Ley and the Dart estuary near Dartmouth, with background information that brings South Devons landscapes and heritage to life Combine the seaside charm of Hope Cove and Bigbury-on-Sea, beach walks and clifftop paths with a lunch at local refreshment stops to create the perfect family day out Stroll above turquoise coves, wander through flower-filled headlands and explore characterful harbours shaped by Devons maritime past. These 15 short walks capture the very best of South Devons coastline in manageable, inspiring adventures, perfect for half-day explorations, weekend breaks, or family holidays. <br><br> Autorid: Holly Scrivener <br>

Explore the Forest of Dean with this collection of 15 carefully chosen short walks covering ancient woodland, dramatic viewpoints, wildlife-rich nature reserves and fascinating industrial heritage. Ranging from 4 to 9km and all completable in under three hours, these routes feature no challenging terrain or complicated navigation, making them ideal for families, casual walkers and visitors keen to make the most of their time in this unique corner of England. Each of the 15 short walks features clear, easy-to-read Ordnance Survey maps tied to numbered route descriptions, making navigation straightforward and confidence-boosting, perfect for beginners and those new to walking Practical information is included for every route, with details on parking, facilities and refreshment stops, helping you plan stress-free days out Walks showcase some of the Forest of Dean's most memorable highlights, including the Dean Sculpture Trail, Tidenham Chase and the Devil's Pulpit, Nagshead Nature Reserve, May Hill and the dramatic Wye Valley gorge Routes feature extraordinary rock formations such as Near Hearkening Rock and the Buckstone, spectacular viewpoints, sections of Offa's Dyke Path and the Wysis Way, fascinating industrial archaeology including blast furnaces and tramways, and wildlife-friendly lakes at Woorgreens and Cannop Ponds Key centres including Chepstow, Monmouth, Coleford and Cinderford provide easy access to the walks, with bases and travel information included to help you plan your visit Part of Cicerone's trusted Short Walks series, this Forest of Dean guidebook brings together everything you need for an enjoyable, low-stress day out. Whether visiting for a day or staying longer to explore this ancient royal hunting forest on the border of England and Wales, it is an ideal companion for discovering the Forest of Dean's woodland scenery. <br><br> Autorid: Mike Dunn <br>

Discover the Lake Districts iconic beauty with this expertly curated collection of 15 short walks in and around Keswick, Borrowdale and Buttermere. Each route has been handpicked for its stunning scenery, local interest and accessibility, inviting you to explore this spectacular corner of the Lake District National Park at a relaxed pace, perfect for families, newcomers and anyone seeking gentle adventure. Each walk comes with a clear, easy-to-follow Ordnance Survey® map and step-by-step route description, making navigation in the Lake District simple and enjoyable for walkers of all experience levels. Practical information is included for every route in the Keswick, Borrowdale and Buttermere areas, covering parking, public transport options, facilities and must-see highlights, so you can focus on making the most of your day. Discover classic Lake District landscapes as you walk beside Derwentwater and Buttermere, explore the dramatic valley of Borrowdale and enjoy panoramic viewpoints from Cat Bells, Castle Crag, Rannerdale Knotts and Skiddaw, alongside fascinating historic sites such as Castlerigg Stone Circle and Ashness Bridge. Routes range from 5 to 11km (all under three hours), including an optional longer challenge walk, and are graded easy to moderate, with short climbs but no technical terrain, ideal for a relaxed outing or a walk with the whole family in the Lake District. Enjoy the best of Lake District hospitality, with recommendations for welcoming pubs and cosy tea rooms along the way, plus expert tips for every season, from springs wildflowers and summers long days to autumns rich colours and the crisp magic of winter walks. Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this Keswick, Borrowdale and Buttermere guidebook is perfect for exploring the areas most memorable walks. Whether you are discovering lakeshore paths, climbing small but rewarding fells or visiting ancient sites and viewpoints, this guide offers everything you need for a rewarding day out in one of the Lake Districts most spectacular landscapes. <br><br> Autorid: Vivienne Crow <br>

Discover the Lake Districts iconic beauty with this expertly curated collection of 15 short walks in and around Windermere, Ambleside and Grasmere. Each route has been handpicked for its stunning scenery, local interest and accessibility, inviting you to explore the heart of the Lake District National Park at a relaxed pace, perfect for families, newcomers and anyone seeking gentle adventure. Each walk comes with a clear, easy-to-follow Ordnance Survey® map and step-by-step route description, making navigation in the Lake District simple and enjoyable for walkers of all experience levels. Practical information is included for every route in the Windermere, Ambleside and Grasmere areas, covering parking, public transport options, facilities and must-see highlights, so you can focus on making the most of your day. Discover classic Lake District landscapes as you stroll through ancient woodlands, picturesque villages and along shimmering lakeshores, with panoramic viewpoints at Orrest Head, Wansfell and Loughrigg, the storybook charm of Beatrix Potters Hill Top, and the literary heritage of Wordsworths Grasmere. Routes range from 5 to 11km (all under three hours), including an optional longer challenge walk (Helm Crag), and are graded easy to moderate, with short climbs but no technical terrain, ideal for a relaxed outing or walk with the whole family in the Lake District. Enjoy the best of Lake District hospitality, with recommendations for welcoming pubs and cosy tea rooms along the way, plus expert tips for every season, from springs wildflowers and summers long days to autumns fiery colours and the crisp magic of winter walks. Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this Windermere, Ambleside and Grasmere guidebook is perfect for exploring the regions most memorable walks. Whether youre discovering waterfalls, caves and historic sites, or simply soaking up the views and vibrant village life, this guide offers everything you need for a rewarding day out in the Lake Districts most captivating corners. <br><br> Autorid: Lesley Williams, Jonathan Williams <br>

Experience the limestone heart of Derbyshire with this collection of 15 carefully selected short walks around Bakewell and the White Peak in the Peak District National Park. Carefully designed to be completed in under three hours, these circular routes reveal tranquil rivers, dramatic limestone gorges, rolling pastureland and timeless villages, making them perfect for families, weekend visitors, and walkers seeking beginner-friendly walks in the Peak District without committing to a full-day hike. Each walk between 4 and 10km (2.5 to 6.25 miles) includes clear, step-by-step route descriptions alongside detailed Ordnance Survey mapping, so you can navigate the White Peaks network of dales, fields and walled lanes with ease Routes explore classic limestone landscapes such as Cressbrook Dale and the sweeping valley views of Monsal Dale, showcasing the areas distinctive geology and riverside beauty Practical information for every route covers parking, public transport options, terrain notes and nearby cafés or pubs, helping you plan smooth, stress-free days in the Peak District Scenic routes pass historic landmarks including the grand parkland of Chatsworth House and the poignant village of Eyam, blending natural beauty with fascinating local heritage Many walks offer options to shorten or extend the route, giving you flexibility to adapt to the weather, your fitness level or the time you have available Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, known for its reliable mapping and practical guidance, 15 Short Walks in the Peak District: Bakewell and the White Peak is ideal for anyone searching for easier Peak District walks, family-friendly routes in Derbyshire or inspiring half-day adventures. Whether youre on holiday or a local looking for new areas to explore, this book provides everything you need to explore the White Peaks finest scenery with confidence. Discover the full Short Walks in the Peak District range, including guidebooks to Edale & the Hope Valley and Buxton, Dovedale and the South West Peak perfect for building your collection of Peak District short walks. <br><br> Autorid: Andrew McCloy <br>

Discover the quieter corners and dramatic limestone scenery of the Peak District with this collection of 15 short walks exploring Buxton, Dove Dale and the South West Peak. From the iconic stepping stones of Dove Dale and the striking rock formations of The Roaches to hidden valleys, caves and peaceful moorland, these routes showcase some of the most rewarding landscapes in this much-loved national park, perfect for relaxed days out and family adventures. Each walk is accompanied by a clear Ordnance Survey® map and step-by-step route description, with numbered waypoints linking text and mapping to make navigation straightforward for walkers of all abilities. Practical information is provided for every route across the Buxton, Dove Dale and South West Peak areas, including parking, public transport, refreshment stops and facilities, helping you plan your day with ease. Explore classic Peak District highlights such as Dove Dale, Thors Cave, Ilam Park, the Manifold Valley, Three Shires Head and the gritstone edges of The Roaches, with routes that reveal limestone dales, riverside paths, caves and sweeping upland views. Routes are graded easy to moderate, and range from 3.5 to 10.2km, featuring manageable distances and short climbs without technical terrain, making them ideal for beginners, families and anyone seeking a gentle introduction to walking in the Peak District. A handy route summary table helps you choose the perfect walk by distance, time and difficulty, while local tips highlight places of interest, viewpoints and welcoming cafés and pubs along the way. Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this guidebook is the perfect companion for discovering the landscapes of Buxton, Dove Dale and the South West Peak. Whether you are exploring limestone valleys, climbing to panoramic viewpoints or enjoying a relaxed countryside stroll, this collection offers everything you need for memorable Peak District day walks. <br><br> Autorid: Andrew McCloy <br>

Discover some of the Peak Districts most celebrated scenery with this collection of 15 short walks exploring Edale and the Hope Valley. From sweeping ridge walks and gritstone edges to tranquil reservoirs and charming villages, these routes showcase the dramatic landscapes at the heart of the national park, ideal for relaxed days out and family-friendly adventures. Each walk is presented with a clear Ordnance Survey map and step-by-step route description, with numbered waypoints linking map and text for straightforward navigation across the Peak District. Practical information is included for every route around Edale and the Hope Valley, covering parking, public transport, facilities and local highlights, so you can plan your day with ease. Explore iconic Peak District locations including Mam Tor and Hollins Cross, Castleton and its caverns, Kinder Scout, Stanage Edge, Ladybower Reservoir and the historic North Lees area, with routes combining ridge panoramas, woodland paths and riverside scenery. Routes range from 3 to 10km and are graded easy to moderate, featuring manageable distances and short climbs without technical terrain, making them suitable for beginners, families and leisurely walkers. A handy route summary table helps you choose the perfect outing by distance, duration and difficulty, while local recommendations highlight viewpoints, cafés and traditional pubs along the way. Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this guidebook is your all-in-one companion for discovering Edale and the Hope Valley on foot. Whether you are climbing airy ridges, wandering through picturesque valleys or enjoying peaceful reservoir circuits, these carefully chosen routes offer rewarding short walks in one of the Peak Districts most loved areas. <br><br> Autorid: Andrew McCloy <br>

Discover Lancashires Ribble Valley with this collection of 15 carefully selected short walks, taking in Ribchester, Longridge, Whalley, Pendle Hill, Clitheroe, Waddington, Downham and the famous Tolkien Trail. Each route is designed to be completed in under three hours (plus one longer challenge walk), making this guidebook the perfect companion for families, casual walkers and anyone keen to explore the areas rolling countryside, river valleys and historic villages. Each of the 15 Ribble Valley walks features clear, easy-to-follow Ordnance Survey maps paired with step-by-step route descriptions, so navigation is simple and stress-free ideal for beginners and newcomers to walking. Practical details are provided for every walk, covering parking, facilities and route highlights, ensuring every Ribble Valley outing is enjoyable and well-organised. Explore the Ribble Valleys most memorable sites, from the dramatic slopes of Pendle Hill and the Roman heritage of Ribchester to the literary landscapes of the Tolkien Trail and the bustling market town of Clitheroe. Routes start from picturesque villages and historic towns in the Ribble Valley such as Waddington, Downham, Hurst Green and Bolton-by-Bowland, with suggestions for public transport options where available, so you can make the most of your visit. Enjoy some of Britains best countryside hospitality in the Ribble Valley, with recommendations for outstanding gastropubs and cosy country inns, including the Freemasons Arms in Wiswell, the Higher Buck in Waddington, and the Rum Fox in Grindleton Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this Ribble Valley guidebook brings together everything you need for a memorable day out amid Lancashires unspoiled landscapes. Whether youre a local resident, a day-tripper, or planning a relaxing break, this guide is your key to discovering the best of the Ribble Valley at an easy, enjoyable pace. <br><br> Autorid: Mark Sutcliffe <br>

The Scottish Borders encompass some of southern Scotlands most inviting and varied walking landscapes, from the rugged Berwickshire coast and dramatic headlands to gentle river terraces and rolling hill country. Historic abbeys, looming castle ruins and tranquil market towns punctuate a patchwork of rivers, forest trails and open hillsides, making this region a brilliant destination for day walks suitable for all abilities. 15 Short Walks in the Scottish Borders brings together 15 of the best shorter circular day walks, each between 6 and 11.5km (47 miles) and all achievable in around three hours. Designed for easy to moderate walking without complicated navigation or challenging terrain, this guidebook is ideal if youre new to walking, exploring with family, or simply looking for refreshing outdoor adventures close to towns and villages. These 15 carefully selected walks showcase the breadth of the Scottish Borders from coastal paths at St Abbs Head and Eyemouth Shores to hilltop viewpoints at Wideopen Hill and the Eildon Hills, and scenic riverside strolls around Kelso and Peebles Easy-to-follow route descriptions are paired with clear Ordnance Survey maps and numbered points that tie maps to the text, helping you navigate confidently across the varied terrain of the Borders A comprehensive route summary table and practical details on parking, facilities and local highlights, including the grand houses of Paxton and the ancient abbey of Jedburgh, allow you to choose walks that perfectly match your time and interests Walks start from towns such as Eyemouth, Kelso, Melrose, Selkirk and Peebles, allowing you to complete multiple routes straight from your accommodation, plus walks are easily accessible by public transport from Berwick and Edinburgh Downloadable GPX files provide an optional digital navigation aid while exploring the Scottish Borders Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this guidebook combines expert route planning with practical advice and local insight. Whether on a day trip from Edinburgh, or taking a short holiday in southern Scotland, 15 Short Walks in the Scottish Borders is the ideal companion for discovering the areas dramatic coast, rolling countryside, historic landmarks and rich Borders heritage at an easy, relaxed pace. <br><br> Autorid: Ronald Turnbull <br>

Discover the best of Brighton, Eastbourne and Arundel with this collection of 15 carefully chosen short walks, featuring highlights such as Bramber Castle, Devils Dyke, the Long Man of Wilmington, Litlington White Horse, Seven Sisters and Beachy Head. Each route is between 4 and 13km and designed to be completed in under three hours, making this Cicerone guidebook the perfect companion for families, casual walkers, and anyone eager to explore the scenic beauty and rich history of the South Downs National Park. Each of the 15 South Downs walks includes clear numbered points that link step-by-step route descriptions to easy-to-follow maps, covering iconic locations such as Devils Dyke, Bramber Castle, Beachy Head and the Long Man of Wilmington, for stress-free navigation. Practical information is provided for every walk, including parking, public transport options from Brighton, Eastbourne and Arundel, details of public toilets and refreshments in villages like Alfriston and Bramber, and a handy Route Summary Table to help you choose your adventure. Discover the regions most memorable sites: stroll the white cliffs of Seven Sisters and Seaford Head, explore the ramparts of Cissbury Ring and Chanctonbury Ring, or visit the historic streets and grand castle of Arundel. Routes start from historic towns and picturesque villages, including Arundel, Bramber, Alfriston, Seaford, and Eastbourne, with guidance on train and bus links from London and nearby coastal towns, making your visit easy to plan. Experience the best of South Downs hospitality, with recommendations for welcoming pubs and cafés along the way, perfect for a well-earned break in villages such as Fulking, Litlington and Waddington. Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this South Downs guidebook brings together everything you need for a memorable day out on the rolling chalk downlands between Arundel and Eastbourne. Whether youre a local, a day-tripper from London, or planning a longer stay, this guide is your key to discovering the best walks, views and villages of the eastern South Downs at an easy and enjoyable pace. <br><br> Autorid: Nike Werstroh, Jacint Mig <br>

Discover the varied landscapes and hidden gems of the Surrey countryside with 15 Short Walks in the Surrey Hills, a practical and inspiring guidebook to short walks in the Surrey Hills National Landscape (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). Carefully designed to be completed in under three hours, these circular walks are ideal for relaxed half-day adventures, family outings or anyone wanting to enjoy scenic countryside without committing to a full-day hike. 15 carefully selected circular walks are included, ranging from 5 to 13km (38 miles), suitable for most abilities and typically completed in under three hours, including areas around Guildford, Dorking and Farnham Explore some of the Surrey Hills best-known beauty spots, including Box Hill, Leith Hill, Devils Punch Bowl and Reigate Fort, along with quieter hidden gems along the River Wey and sweeping viewpoints across the North Downs and Greensand Hills Practical information for every walk includes distance, ascent, start points, parking, public transport options and nearby cafés or pubs, helping you plan easy and enjoyable outings for all the family in Surrey Navigate with confidence using clear step-by-step directions and detailed Ordnance Survey mapping, with GPX files available to download for use on GPS devices on walks that include the scenery around Frensham Little Pond, and the striking turquoise waters of Silent Pool, a spring-fed lake steeped in local legend Highlights along the routes include the evocative ruins of Waverley Abbey, Englands first Cistercian abbey set beside the River Wey; the woodland remains of Chilworth Gunpowder Mills, where paths weave past historic industrial structures and the ornate Victorian Lovelace Bridges From peaceful woodland strolls and gentle hill climbs to panoramic viewpoints across the South East, the Surrey Hills offer a remarkable variety within easy reach of London. With its compact format, clear mapping and carefully chosen routes, this Cicerone Short Walks guidebook makes it easy to discover the best of the area one rewarding walk at a timewhether youre exploring for the first time or rediscovering a favourite countryside escape. <br><br> Autorid: Nike Werstroh, Jacint Mig <br>

Discover the enchanting woodlands, sparkling lochs, and dramatic hills of the Trossachs with this selection of 15 short walks, specially curated to showcase the regions most captivating scenery and historic heart, from tumbling waterfalls at Bracklinn Falls and panoramic vistas atop Ben Aan to tranquil forest paths and the legendary haunts of Rob Roy. Designed for easy, accessible exploration, every route in this guidebook can be completed in under three hours, making it the perfect companion for families, new walkers, or anyone keen to experience the wild beauty and folklore of Callander, Aberfoyle, and the wider Trossachs. Each of the 15 Trossachs walks features clear, easy-to-follow route descriptions and Ordnance Survey mapping, with practical information on facilities, parking, and route highlights to ensure your adventures are enjoyable and stress-free, from riverside rambles and woodland trails to breezy lochside paths and rewarding hilltops. All routes can be walked year-round, needing no specialist gear, and are designed as circular or out-and-back walks along well-maintained paths, forest tracks, and shared cycleways, many with excellent signage and waymarking throughout the national park. Discover the regions classic sights: Bracklinn Falls and Scout Pool, Callander Crags, Loch Katrine, Ben Aan, Ben Venue, and the mystical Doon Hill and Fairy Knowe, as well as lesser-known gems such as Lochan Spling, Little Fawn Waterfall, and the peaceful shores of Loch Ard. Start your walks from the welcoming towns of Callander and Aberfoyle, both ideal bases with a choice of B&Bs, hotels, and campsites, from lively village centres to secluded wild camping spots within the forest, perfect for those seeking a taste of wilderness overnight. Practical travel options mean the Trossachs are easy to reach from Glasgow and Stirling by public transport, with new, summer-only Explorer buses connecting the areas most scenic routes and making car-free adventures simpler than ever (please note: popular lochside car parks can fill quickly during school and bank holidays). Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this guide to the Trossachs, Callander and Aberfoyle brings together everything you need for a memorable day out in one of Scotlands most celebrated landscapes. Whether youre a local, a day-tripper, or planning a longer stay, this guide unlocks the best of the Trossachs at an easy, enjoyable pace, inviting you to explore, discover, and let the spirit of the Highlands lead the way. <br><br> Autorid: Katie Featherstone <br>

Discover 15 of the best short walks in the Wye Valley, carefully chosen to showcase the areas peaceful riversides, ancient woodland, historic churches and Iron Age hillforts, all in under three hours. With no technical terrain and only short climbs, these routes are ideal for families, casual walkers and anyone looking for easy access to outstanding scenery. This guidebook focuses on easy to moderate routes between 4 and 9km that are generally short and straightforward, with gentle ascents and no challenging ground, making them suitable for children, older walkers and mixed-ability groups. Each of the 15 short walks includes clear, easy-to-read Ordnance Survey maps tied to numbered route descriptions, helping you follow each walk with confidence. From gentle strolls above the River Wye to exploring landmarks near Ross-on-Wye, Chase Wood, Sellack Boat, Capler Camp and Mordiford, these routes offer a relaxed and rewarding way to experience one of Britains most beautiful landscapes on foot. All details of your day out are covered, including parking, facilities and highlights along the route, plus a handy route summary table to help you choose the right walk. The walks can be enjoyed throughout the year, with each season bringing different colours and views, though you should be prepared for some mud after wet weather. Part of Cicerones Short Walks series, this Wye Valley guidebook brings together everything you need for relaxed and enjoyable days outdoors: short, accessible routes, straightforward navigation, and plenty to discover along the way. Whether you are visiting for a weekend break or exploring close to home, it is an ideal companion for discovering the valleys tranquil landscapes and historic charm on foot. <br><br> Autorid: Mike Dunn <br>

Discover the Yorkshire Dales iconic landscapes with this expertly curated collection of 15 short walks in and around Grassington, Skipton, Malham and Ilkley. Each route has been handpicked for its stunning scenery, local interest and accessibility, inviting you to explore the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park at a relaxed pace, perfect for families, newcomers and anyone seeking gentle adventure. Each walk comes with a clear, easy-to-follow Ordnance Survey® map and step-by-step route description, making navigation in the Dales simple and enjoyable for walkers of all experience levels. Practical information is included for every route in the Grassington, Skipton, Malham and Ilkley areas, covering parking, public transport options, facilities and must-see highlights, so you can focus on making the most of your day. Discover classic Dales landscapes as you stroll through limestone gorges, ancient woodlands and picturesque villages, with iconic viewpoints at Malham Cove, Gordale Scar, Ilkley Moor and the Cow and Calf rocks, alongside historic sites such as Bolton Abbey, Trollers Gill and Grassington lead mines. Routes range from 4 to 10km (all under three hours), and are graded easy to moderate, with short climbs but no technical terrain, ideal for a relaxed outing or walk with the whole family in the Yorkshire Dales. Enjoy the best of Dales hospitality, with recommendations for welcoming pubs and cosy tea rooms along the way, plus expert tips for every season, from springs wildflowers and summers long days to autumns fiery colours and the crisp magic of winter walks. Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this Grassington, Skipton, Malham and Ilkley guidebook is perfect for exploring the regions most memorable walks. Whether youre discovering gorges, caves and historic sites, or simply soaking up the views and vibrant village life, this guide offers everything you need for a rewarding day out in the Yorkshire Dales most captivating corners. <br><br> Autorid: Rachel Crolla, Carl McKeating <br>

The area around the western Yorkshire Dales offers a rich blend of river valleys, rolling fells, dramatic waterfalls and charming historic villages. From the deep Lune and Rawthey valleys around Sedbergh to the limestone crags and cascades of the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail and the quaint market town of Kirkby Lonsdale, this corner of the Dales combines lush pastoral dales, panoramic hillsides and fascinating heritage. 15 Short Walks in the Yorkshire Dales Sedbergh, Kirkby Lonsdale and Ingleton brings together 15 of the best short day walks in this area, all under three hours and ranging from 3 to 11 km (17 miles). With easy-to-moderate terrain and minimal navigation complexity, this collection is perfect for those seeking family-friendly walks or a half-day outing that showcases the very best of these classic Dales surroundings. These 15 carefully selected walks explore the breadth of the western Yorkshire Dales including tranquil riverside strolls around Sedbergh and the Rawthey, scenic limestone valleys like Barbondale, high viewpoints such as Wild Boar Fell and the cascades of the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail Experience the classic Dales valleys, riversides and villages in under three hours, with easy-to-follow route descriptions, clear Ordnance Survey maps and numbered points that tie maps to the text Practical details on parking, facilities and local highlights from historic Pendragon Castle to Ruskins View and Farfield Mill help you plan your day and select the perfect walk Walks start from key centres such as Sedbergh, Kirkby Lonsdale, Dent and Ingleton, giving you the flexibility to plan day trips or short breaks, with refreshment stops and scenic points woven into every route Downloadable GPX files provide an optional digital navigation aid, making it simple to follow routes on your phone or GPS device while you explore rivers, waterfalls, fells and dales From limestone waterfalls and gentle riverside paths to open fells and historic market towns, this corner of the Yorkshire Dales rewards exploration in every season. With clear mapping, expert guidance and enticing local highlights at every turn, 15 Short Walks in the Yorkshire Dales Sedbergh, Kirkby Lonsdale and Ingleton is your ideal companion for discovering the landscapes, heritage and tranquillity of one of Englands most scenic walking regions. <br><br> Autorid: Lesley Williams, Jonathan Williams <br>

Discover the wild beauty of Dartmoor with this expertly curated collection of 15 short walks in and around Okehampton and Chagford. Each route has been handpicked for its varied landscapes, fascinating history and accessibility, inviting you to explore the heart of Dartmoor National Park at a relaxed pace, perfect for families, newcomers and anyone seeking gentle adventure. Each walk comes with a clear, easy-to-follow Ordnance Survey® map and step-by-step route description, making navigation across Dartmoors moors, woodlands and villages simple and enjoyable for walkers of all experience levels. Practical information is included for every route in the Okehampton and Chagford areas, covering parking, public transport options, facilities and must-see highlights, so you can focus on making the most of your day. Discover classic Dartmoor landscapes as you stroll among craggy tors, ancient stone circles and tranquil riverside paths, with panoramic viewpoints at Haytor Rocks, the historic relics at Grimspound and Scorhill, and rare oak woodlands at Black-a-Tor Copse. Routes range from 5 to 10.5km (all under three hours), including an optional longer challenge walk to High Willhays and Yes Tor the highest points in southern England. Walks have no technical terrain, ideal for a relaxed outing or walk with the whole family in Dartmoor. Enjoy the best of Dartmoor hospitality, with recommendations for welcoming pubs and cosy tea rooms in local towns and picturesque villages such as Chagford, Widecombe-in-the-Moor, and Lustleigh along the way, plus expert tips for every season, from springs wildflowers and summers long days to autumns golden moors and the crisp magic of winter walks. Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this Okehampton and Chagford guidebook is your all-in-one companion to exploring Dartmoors most memorable walks. Whether youre discovering ancient monuments, mining ruins and breathtaking views, or simply soaking up the wild atmosphere and charming village life, this guide offers everything you need for a rewarding day out in Dartmoors most captivating corners. <br><br> Autorid: Steve Davison <br>

Discover the untamed beauty of southern Dartmoor, where windswept tors, wooded valleys, bubbling rivers and historic villages combine to create a walkers paradise. This collection of 15 short walks around Ivybridge, Princetown and the surrounding moorland is designed to be completed in under three hours, offering circular routes that are perfect for families, weekend visitors, or anyone seeking memorable Dartmoor scenery without the commitment of a full-day hike. Walks range from 5 to 11 km (3 to 7 miles) and include detailed step-by-step instructions with 1:25,000 Ordnance Survey maps and GPX files, allowing you to confidently explore Dartmoors tors, lanes, rivers, and wooded paths Experience the regions iconic landscapes, from the ancient oaks and mossy stones of Wistmans Wood to the rugged tors of Great Staple Tor and Buckland Beacon, and the prehistoric stone rows and historic quarries of Drizzlecombe For each route, practical guidance covers parking, terrain notes, public transport options and nearby cafés or pubs, helping you plan enjoyable, stress-free half-day walks Explore Dartmoors heritage and natural highlights, including Princetowns granite-built village, atmospheric quarries at Foggintor and Swelltor, and medieval settlement remains, combining scenic walking with cultural interest Many routes include flexible options to lengthen or shorten your walk, letting you tailor your adventure to the weather, your available time, or your energy levels From windswept moorlands and hidden wooded valleys to riverside paths and ancient stone monuments, southern Dartmoor offers surprises on every short walk. With this Cicerone Short Walks guide in hand, you can explore the area with confidence, enjoying its dramatic landscapes, rich history and charming villages, whether youre visiting for a weekend getaway or discovering new routes close to home. <br><br> Autorid: Steve Davison <br>

Experience the diverse and unspoilt landscapes of Exmoor, where open heather moorland, rugged coastal cliffs, ancient woodland and characterful villages combine to create a truly memorable walking destination. This collection of 15 short walks in Exmoor National Park has been carefully designed to be completed in under three hours, with circular routes ideal for families, weekend explorers, and anyone wanting to enjoy spectacular scenery without tackling a longer hike. Routes range from 4.5 to 11km (3 to 7 miles) and feature clear step-by-step directions alongside Ordnance Survey maps and GPX files, helping you navigate Exmoors moorland paths, coastal trails, wooded valleys and quiet country tracks with ease Explore some of Exmoors most iconic landscapes, including panoramic views from Dunkery Beacon, the dramatic rock formations of the Valley of Rocks, the historic riverside setting of Tarr Steps and the South West Coast Path Each walk includes helpful practical information such as parking details, terrain descriptions, public transport options and suggestions for nearby cafés or pubs in towns and villages like Combe Martin, Lynton and Simonsbath, making it easy to organise relaxed half-day adventures Along the way, uncover Exmoors rich heritage and wildlife, from picturesque villages and centuries-old bridges to ancient woodland habitats where red deer and Exmoor ponies are often seen Several routes offer optional variations to shorten or extend the distance, allowing you to tailor each walk to your time available, weather conditions or preferred level of challenge From sweeping coastal viewpoints and high moorland ridges to peaceful riverside paths and charming rural villages, Exmoor offers remarkable variety within a compact landscape. With this easy-to-use Cicerone Short Walks guidebook, you can explore the national park with confidence, discovering its scenery, history and wildlife through a series of rewarding short walks. <br><br> Autorid: Steve Davison <br>

Discover the wild beauty, white-sand beaches and wildlife-rich coastlines of Scotlands Inner Hebrides with 15 short walks exploring the Isle of Mull and its surrounding Hebridean landscapes on Ulva and Iona. From colourful harbour views in Tobermory and peaceful woodland trails in Aros Park to dramatic cliffs, historic castles and remote Atlantic beaches, these routes reveal the islands remarkable variety of landscapes perfect for relaxed half-day walks, nature watching and memorable island adventures with family. Each walk includes a clear Ordnance Survey® map alongside a detailed step-by-step route description, with numbered waypoints linking map and text to help make navigation on Mull simple and reliable for walkers of all experience levels Practical details are provided for every route, including parking, public transport access, refreshment stops and local facilities at towns and villages like Craignure and Tobermory, making it easy to plan a short walk, whether you are staying on Mull or visiting for the day Discover some of the islands most memorable locations, including Tobermorys colourful waterfront, the lighthouse at Rubha nan Gall, the historic grounds of Glengorm Castle, and beautiful beaches such as Langamull, Kilvickeon and Tireragan Routes range from 1.5 to 10.5km and typically take under three hours, making them ideal short walks on Mull for beginners, families and relaxed half-day outings Additional notes highlight wildlife, viewpoints and places of interest along the way from sea cliffs on the Treshnish Peninsula to peaceful island trails on Iona Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this compact guidebook is the ideal companion for exploring one of Scotlands most captivating west coast islands. Whether youre wandering through coastal machair, following quiet woodland paths or standing on a remote Hebridean beach watching the Atlantic roll in, 15 Short Walks on the Isle of Mull provides everything you need to enjoy the islands landscapes at a relaxed and rewarding pace. <br><br> Autorid: Terry Marsh <br>

Discover 15 of the best short walks on the Isle of Wight, all carefully chosen to showcase the islands coast, countryside and much-loved landmarks in under three hours. From resort promenades and quiet estuaries to castle ruins and clifftop views, this collection offers a relaxed way to experience the island on foot with confidence, without tough climbs or challenging terrain perfect for families, casual walkers and anyone holidaying on the Isle of Wight. This guidebook focuses on easy to moderate routes that are generally short and straightforward, with only gentle ascents and no technical ground, making them suitable for children, older walkers and mixed-ability groups Each of the 15 short walks includes clear, easy-to-read Ordnance Survey maps tied to numbered route descriptions, helping you stay on track from start to finish Routes span from charming villages and seaside towns like Godshill and St Helens to discovering famous attractions like The Needles, Carisbrooke Castle, Quarr Abbey and the Tennyson Trail All details of your day out are covered, including where to park, and refreshment opportunities along the route and in key locations such as Sandown, Shanklin, Ventnor and Ryde The walks are viable all year round, with off-season visits offering less-crowded trails, though you should be prepared for some mud after wet weather Part of Cicerones Short Walks series, this Isle of Wight guidebook brings together everything you need for simple, enjoyable days out with family: short, generally easy routes, straightforward navigation, and plenty of ideas for what to see along the way. Whether youre visiting on a day-trip from Lymington or a longer holiday, its an ideal companion for discovering the islands famous views, historic sites and classic seaside charm on foot. <br><br> Autorid: Paul Curtis <br>

Discover the spectacular ridges and panoramic vistas of the Malvern Hills with this curated collection of 15 short walks, taking you from ancient hill forts and historic wells to wildflower meadows, apple orchards, and the lively heart of Great Malvern. Each route is designed for easy enjoyment (between 3 and 8km), making this guidebook the perfect choice for families, new walkers, and anyone eager to experience the best of this iconic landscape on foot. Each of the 15 walks features clear Ordnance Survey mapping, step-by-step route descriptions, and practical information and highlights to ensure straightforward, memorable outings. Essential details are included for every Malvern walk, such as parking, available facilities, and must-see sights, so every adventure is accessible, comfortable, and well-prepared. Explore the areas most celebrated locations, from the historic Great Malvern Priory and the soaring Worcestershire Beacon to the Iron Age ramparts of British Camp, peaceful St Wulstans Nature Reserve, and the tranquil Holy Well. Routes begin from welcoming towns and villages, including Great Malvern, Colwall, and Ledbury, with helpful suggestions for public transport and parking to make planning simple. Enjoy the best of the Malvern Hills hospitality, with advice on accommodation in bustling market towns and quiet country villages, ideal for extending your stay and making the most of your visit. Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this guide to the Malvern Hills brings together everything you need for a refreshing day out amid rolling grasslands, wooded slopes, and far-reaching views. Whether youre a local resident, a day visitor, or planning a scenic break, this guide is your key to discovering the best of the Malvern Hills at your own pace. <br><br> Autorid: Julia Goodfellow-Smith <br>

Discover the wild coastlines, dramatic cliffs, and unique island landscapes of the Shetland Islands with this handpicked selection of 15 short walks, designed to reveal the very best of Britains remote northern outpost. From the puffin-filled headlands of Sumburgh and the sweeping sands of St Ninians Isle to ancient brochs, wind-scoured moorland, and the bustling harbour town of Lerwick, every walk in this guidebook celebrates Shetlands untamed beauty, rich wildlife, and sense of adventure. Whether youre new to walking, exploring with family, or simply keen to experience a taste of island life, these easy-to-moderate circular and out-and-back routes promise unforgettable days out across Mainland, Bressay, West Burra, Muckle Roe, and Unst. Each of the 15 Shetland walks features clear, easy-to-follow route descriptions and Ordnance Survey mapping, with practical information on facilities, public toilets, refreshments, parking, and route highlights to help you plan and enjoy your trip, from windswept clifftops to tranquil voes and white-sand beaches. All routes are designed for easy access and can be completed in a few hours, with gentle gradients and no challenging terrain, perfect for families, casual walkers, and anyone seeking the freedom of Shetlands open spaces. Discover the islands classic walks: Sumburgh Head and Jarlshof, St Ninians Isle, Lerwicks historic town trail, the Broch of Culswick, Eshaness, and Hermaness, as well as hidden gems like Kettla Ness, Staneydale Temple, and the beaches of Bannaminn. Start your adventures from Lerwick or Scalloway, both offering a wide range of places to stay, from campsites and hostels to cosy böds, B&Bs, and hotels, or venture further afield to explore the islands remote corners, linked by scenic drives, bridges, and regular ferries. Practical travel options make Shetland surprisingly accessible, with overnight ferries from Aberdeen, direct flights from Scottish cities to Sumburgh, and a reliable bus and inter-island ferry network. Car hire is available in Lerwick and at the airport for reaching more outlying walks. Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this guide brings together everything you need for a memorable exploration of Shetlands extraordinary landscapes and natural wonders. Whether youre a first-time visitor or an island regular, this book is your key to discovering the wild spirit, rich history, and awe-inspiring scenery of the Shetland Isles, one short walk at a time. <br><br> Autorid: Graham Uney <br>

Discover the timeless charm of Winchester and its surrounding countryside with this collection of 15 carefully curated short walks, showcasing the citys historic landmarks, chalk downlands, vibrant villages, and sparkling clear streams. Each route is designed to be completed in under three hours (ranging from 3 to 11km), making this guidebook the perfect companion for families, newcomers, and anyone eager to explore the best of Hampshires heartland at a relaxed pace. Each of the 15 walks features clear, easy-to-follow Ordnance Survey maps alongside step-by-step route descriptions, with practical information on facilities, parking, and route highlights to ensure every outing is enjoyable, accessible, and well-planned. Discover the regions most memorable sights, from the soaring Winchester Cathedral, the tranquil riverside of Keats Walk, and the historic Hockley Viaduct to the ancient ramparts of St Catherines Hill, Wolvesey Castle, and idyllic villages like Ovington and Easton. Routes begin from Winchester and welcoming neighbouring towns and villages, including New Alresford, Stockbridge, and Cheriton, with options for public transport and car-free access for many walks. Experience Hampshires unique chalk landscape, abundant wildlife, and rich history, with walks that take in Sites of Special Scientific Interest such as Stockbridge Down and Chilbolton Cow Common, as well as the internationally renowned chalk streams of the Itchen, Meon, and Test. Accommodation advice is included for Winchester, New Alresford, and Stockbridge, from characterful inns to comfortable hotels, ideal for extending your stay amid Hampshires rolling hills and historic market towns. Part of Cicerones trusted Short Walks series, this guide to Winchester brings together everything you need for a memorable day out in one of Englands most picturesque and historic regions. Whether youre a local resident, a day visitor, or planning a scenic getaway, this guide is your key to discovering the best of Winchester and the Hampshire countryside at an easy, enjoyable pace. <br><br> Autorid: Malcolm Leatherdale <br>

Expand your perspective, become a creator of your own reality, and express your true self with 15 foundational channeled teachings for complete self-realization. Live this wisdom, and you will have a life beyond your wildest dreams. Based on core teachings from The Council, a group of ascended beings with an expanded view of our human reality, this book introduces 15 essential steps to follow on the journey of self-realization. The Council, channeled by Sara Landon, defines self-realization as the integration of every part of you, the part of you that is Source, God, the Divine, the part of you that is soul, spirit, higher self, the part of you that is magnificent, beautiful, and unique. Here, Landon gently guides you toward that goal, walking you through key concepts like expanding perspective, being your own creator within your own creation of reality, experiencing life with ease, and understanding that you are Source energy focused in human form. She also shares how she lives the wisdom of the Council, and channeled messages from The Council are peppered throughout the book. <br><br> Autorid: Sara Landon <br>

Congratulations! You now have a baby in your family. Follow our top tips and you ll all be very happy. Don t lend your baby to a kangaroo, plant your baby in the garden, or take to school with you and definitely don t send your baby to play with an elephant! DO cuddle your baby, read to your baby, sing to your baby and give your baby lots and lots of love. <br><br> Autorid: Margaret McAllister, Holly Sterling <br>

The hilarious follow-up to 15 Things Not to Do with a Baby has all the warmth and humour of its predecessor, focusing on the relationship between children and their granny. DON'T hide an elephant in Granny's bed. DON'T send Granny up to the moon in a rocket, or wear her pants onyour head, or give her squashed jelly beans on toast for breakfast. But do... dance with Granny, listen to Granny's stories, hug her and love her lots. She loves you! <br><br> Autorid: Margaret McAllister, Holly Sterling <br>

*A COMPANION TO THE BOOK 15 Ways to Live Longer and Healthier*Are you ready to live with more joy, less stress, and improve virtually every aspect of your life with this helpful study guide? What if a healthy, abundant, joyful, faith-filled life is within reach? What if you could increase your energy, vitality, and happiness, and stop dragging through the day, living discouraged and depressed, and settling for less than the life you want? In the15 Ways to Live Longer and Healthier Study Guide, New York Times bestselling author Joel Osteen, with his trademark wisdom and encouragement, helps you to discover greater success, stronger relationships, tame stress, and find real happiness. He shows that the key to good health, longevity, and abundance is to keep your soul healthy by focusing on your attitude, your thoughts, and your emotional well-being. With this study guide, he shows you how to: Stay positive toward yourself; Deal with difficult people; Let go of control; Choose to be happy; Unclutter your mind; Live in the present; Tame the tongue; and Take care of yourself. Start today to make a real change that lasts. Not just for a week, a month, or a year but for the rest of your life. <br><br> Autorid: Joel Osteen <br>

A friendly, judgment-free guide to taming procrastination, ending overwhelm, finishing projects, and accomplishing goals Modern life often seems like an endless list of things that need our attention: the garage that needs cleaning, those photos that need organizing, the email that needs answering. The result is that feeling of anxiety and frustration called overwhelm. Some people cope by procrastinating and letting the work pile up, while others relentlessly push themselves to do more in a frantic (and futile) effort to get everything done. With that in mind, Sam Bennett presents an idea that’s counterintuitive — and maybe even a bit subversive: overwhelm is not something caused by the outside world; it’s something that happens in our own minds. Overwhelm arises from wrong assumptions about productivity, and it can be conquered by a simple change in mindset. That process begins with Bennett’s astonishingly simple time-management system. The 15-Minute Method throws a lifeline to the overworked professional, the creative with too many unfinished projects, and the parent who rarely has a free moment. Bennett helps readers tackle the biggest causes of overwhelm by showing them how to: • tactfully say no to extra work when people put them on the spot • get rid of mental and physical clutter • let go of perfectionism, self-doubt, impostor syndrome, and other unhealthy attitudes • break intimidating tasks into a series of manageable chunks • create new routines and schedules that support a balanced life Based on hard-won experience, The 15-Minute Method isn’t just about productivity hacks or working more efficiently. Instead, it asks us to adjust our outlook and realize an important truth: we don’t achieve more simply by doing more — we achieve more by doing more of the things that matter. <br><br> Autorid: Sam Bennett <br>

How do you find time in your busy day to get creative? Why, with 15-minute Art Drawing, of course! Explore the pure joy of colouring pencils and markers with 15-minute projects that encourage you to explore drawing, colouring and shading in a relaxing, free and fun way. Each project can be completed in no more than six steps and will include practice pages, colour swatches and helpful hints to make light work of the artwork. With sections including Patterns, Nature, Food and Characters, you can try your hand at drawing flowers, fruit, faces and more. Plus at the end of each chapter, Jess will show you how to put all of the objects together to create a beautiful still life scene. <br><br> Autorid: Jessica Smith <br>

How do you find time in your busy day to get creative? Why, with 15-Minute Art Painting, of course!Explore the pure joy of paint with fifty 15-minute projects inspired by nature. From leaves and houseplants to flowers and fungi, 15-Minute Art Painting encourages you to explore painting in a relaxing, free, and fun way. Each project can be completed in no more than six steps and will include practice pages, color swatches, and helpful hints to make light work of the artwork.Although Hannah will provide a brief introduction on how to sketch out your paintings, the book will also contain traceable templates, so you can fully focus on the process and pure joy of painting. <br><br> Autorid: Hannah Podbury <br>

Explore the pure joy of pastels with fifty 15-minute projects that encourage you to explore drawing, colouring and shading in a relaxing, free and fun way. Each project can be completed in no more than six steps and will include practice pages, colour swatches and helpful hints to make light work of the artwork. From fruits and fish to flowers, animals and common household objects, illustrator Zena Kay encourages you to get over the fear of the blank page and proves that pastels dont have to be intimidating. An engaging and inspiring hobby, 15-minute Art Pastels inspires you to tap into your creativity for just a few minutes every day. <br><br> Autorid: Zena Kay <br>

Discover how to draw with ink in just 15 minutes a day with 15-minute Art Pen & Ink. From whimsical woodlands to fantastical flora and fauna, Anna Tromop encourages you to explore the magic of ink through fifty 15-minute drawings. Each relaxed project is accompanied by simple step-by-step instructions and all can be completed in six steps or less. All you need is a pen! With a guide to outlining and shading, as well as traceable templates and practice pages, this book proves that ink drawing is for everyone – no matter your skill level or age. So: get ink-spired and tap into your creativity for just a few minutes every day. <br><br> Autorid: Anna Tromop <br>

15-Minute Art Watercolour explores the art of watercolour with fifty 15-minute projects. From fruits and fish to flowers, animals and patterns, illustrator Jola Sopek encourages you to explore this popular craft in a relaxing, free and fun way. Each project can be completed in no more than six steps and includes practice pages, colour swatches and helpful hints to make light work of your artworks. Featuring traceable templates of all 50 projects, this book will helps you to get over the fear of the blank page and proves that watercolour painting doesnt have to be intimidating. An engaging and inspiring hobby, 15-minute Art Watercolour inspires you to tap into your creativity for just a few minutes every day. <br><br> Autorid: Jola Sopek <br>

A fresh and innovative perspective on urban issues and creating sustainable cities In The 15-Minute City: A Solution for Saving Our Time and Our Planet, human city pioneer and international scientific advisor Carlos Moreno delivers an exciting and insightful discussion of the deceptively simple and revolutionary idea that everyday destinations like schools, stores, and offices should only be a short walk or bike ride away from home. This book tells the story of an idea that spread from city to city, describing a new way of looking at living that addresses many of the most intractable challenges of our time. Hundreds of mayors worldwide have already embraced the concept as a way to help recover from the pandemic, and the idea continues to gain speed. You'll learn why more and more cities are planning to make cars far less necessary for contemporary city-dwellers and how they're planning to achieve that goal. You'll also find: Strategies for cities to recover and adapt to benefit residents, saving them precious time Techniques to change the habits of automobile-dependent city residents and maximize social benefits of living in a human-centric city Scientifically developed, research-backed solutions for enduring urban issues and problems Deeply committed to science, progress, and creativity, Moreno presents an essential and timely resource in The 15-Minute City, which will prove invaluable to anyone with an interest in modern and innovative approaches to consistently challenging urban issues that have bedeviled policy makers and city residents since the invention of the car. <br><br> Autorid: Carlos Moreno, Jan Gehl, Martha Thorne <br>

15-minute city, noun: a city that is designed so that everyone who lives there can reach everything they need within 15 minutes on foot or by bike Cities define the lives of all those who call them home: where they go, how they get there, how they spend their time. But what if we structured the way we live in our cities differently? What if we travelled differently? What if we could get back the time we would have spent commuting and make it our own? In this carefully researched and readily accessible book, Natalie Whittle interrogates the notion of the 15-minute city: its pros, its cons and its potential to revolutionise modern living. With global warming at crisis point and Covid-19 responses bringing a previously unimaginable decline in commuting, Whittles timely book serves as a call to reflect on the hows and whys of how we live our lives. Building her study around consideration of space and time, Whittle traverses both to collect models from ancient Athens to modern Paris and demonstrate how one idea could change our daily lives and the world for good. <br><br> Autorid: Natalie Whittle <br>