Exploring Aberdeen - Nicholson, Rosslyn
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Discover the City of Aberdeen with this book, one walk at a time. Aberdeen, Scotland's third city, contains a diversity of cityscapes and landscapes that few areas can match. From the lofty viewpoints on the outskirts of town, through the granite buildings of the centre to the beach, coastline, and two river estuaries, these routes visit the best of all that Aberdeen has to offer. On foot, there is time to appreciate the small details as well as the bigger picture. The walks are described in detail, with sketch maps to aid navigation. They are everyday walks, which should fit into weekend…mehr

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Discover the City of Aberdeen with this book, one walk at a time. Aberdeen, Scotland's third city, contains a diversity of cityscapes and landscapes that few areas can match. From the lofty viewpoints on the outskirts of town, through the granite buildings of the centre to the beach, coastline, and two river estuaries, these routes visit the best of all that Aberdeen has to offer. On foot, there is time to appreciate the small details as well as the bigger picture. The walks are described in detail, with sketch maps to aid navigation. They are everyday walks, which should fit into weekend afternoons or long summer evenings. No special equipment is necessary; if you are able to navigate a rough pavement, the odd kerbstone or step, and perhaps a little mud, this book is for you.
Autorenporträt
Ros lived in the Stavanger area for a total of seven years. An avid hiker and outdoor enthusiast for most of her life, she has climbed mountains in the Highlands of Scotland and the Pyrenees, hiked multi-day trails in England and Scotland and completed shorter hikes on three continents. She has toured the Scottish coast by bicycle and the Alaskan coast by kayak. She now lives in Aberdeen, where she has written a book of local city walks, and she often returns to the Stavanger region to hike.