ISBN: 978-1-905864-28-7
Encuadernación: Tapa dura
Edición: 1
Número de páginas: 192

In that country of luminous landscapes and wide horizons where the wind runs in the reeds and the slow rivers flow to our cold sea, a man may still sense and live something of the older England which was uninhabited, free and natural. Alan Savory, Norfolk Fowler On the surface, the Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path seem unlikely com- panion routes. One is an ancient ‘dry’ route to the shoreline whilst the other is a more modern trail vulnerable to the vagaries of the North Sea. However, this marriage of convenience results in one of the most straightforward and enjoy- able National Trails to walk. It was Noel Coward in Private Lives who labelled Norfolk ‘very flat’, dis- missing at a stroke Britain’s fifth largest county as being rather dull. True, this is a peaceful, undramatic countryside without mountain ranges, valleys or major towns, yet it is littered with picturesque villages and is full of subtle charms.