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25 London adventure walks, based around historic, literary and artistic themes, all starting from points accessible by public transport .
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25 London adventure walks, based around historic, literary and artistic themes, all starting from points accessible by public transport .
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Quarto Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 208
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Mai 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 172mm x 113mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 240g
- ISBN-13: 9780711230675
- ISBN-10: 0711230676
- Artikelnr.: 28086006
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Quarto Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 208
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Mai 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 172mm x 113mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 240g
- ISBN-13: 9780711230675
- ISBN-10: 0711230676
- Artikelnr.: 28086006
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Becky Jones is a documentary film maker specialising in science, history and arts programmes at the BBC and Chanel 4. The skills of fact finding, research and travelling across the globe have been honed and brought closer to home with the series of guide books Adventure Walks for Families books she has created with journalist colleague Clare Lewis. The books inspire children and families to get out and about, exploring the stories and games of an old fashioned outdoors childhood through a good tramp in the countryside. Born and bred as Londoners, and following the success of Adventure Walks for Families, Becky and Clare have since produced London Adventure Walks, The Adventurer's Notebook and The Bumper Book of London. To find out more about Adventure Walks for Families, have a look at the website www.adventurewalksforfamilies.co.uk or sign up to their facebook page Adventure Walks for Families and tweet on @adventurewalks Both live with their families in London. Clare Lewis is a journalist and former managing editor at Conde Nast, IPC and National Magazines, including Tatler, Brides, Country Living and Homes and Gardens specialising in articles on crafts, design and interiors. Her skills as a commissioning editor and writer have given her an eye for detail and putting words and pictures together in a clear format. Together with television producer Becky Jones, she created the Adventure Walks for Families series of guide books, inspiring children and families to get out and about, exploring the stories and games of an old fashioned outdoors childhood through a good tramp in the countryside. The success of the first book in the series, together with Clare's knowledge of London (as a true cockney, she was born and bred within the sound of Bow Bells) has led to the publication of London Adventure Walks, The Adventurer's Notebook and The Bumper Book of London. To find out more about Adventure Walks for Families, have a look at the website www.adventurewalksforfamilies.co.uk or sign up to their facebook page Adventure Walks for Families and tweet on @adventurewalks Both live with their families in London.
1. Landmark London: The best sights in the shortest time
2. Out of the Ashes: The Great Fire of London
3. Mission Impossible: Spies and the Cold War
4. Great Expectations: Charles Dickens and a Victorian childhood
5. Paddington Bear and Portobello Market
6. What the Romans did for London
7. Time and Space at Greenwich
8. Poetry on Hampstead Heath
9. 101 Dalmations in Regent's Park
10. Kings and Queens: London's great Palaces
11. Birdsong at Rainham Marshes
12. On the Waterfront: Dockside
13. Festival of Britain: Modern Art and Architecture
14. Street Life: London's coolest markets
15. Dick Whittington and the City of London
16. Coram Boy: The story of a Georgian orphan
17. Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens
18. Shakespeare's City
19. King Henry VIII's Court at Hampton
20. Boat Race: Rowing on the Thames
21. Florence Nightingale and the story of medicine
22. Meadow on the Thames: Richmond
23. Mary Poppins: Battersea Park
24. The story of ice-cream: Regent's Canal
25. The Wild Wood: Dulwich Village
2. Out of the Ashes: The Great Fire of London
3. Mission Impossible: Spies and the Cold War
4. Great Expectations: Charles Dickens and a Victorian childhood
5. Paddington Bear and Portobello Market
6. What the Romans did for London
7. Time and Space at Greenwich
8. Poetry on Hampstead Heath
9. 101 Dalmations in Regent's Park
10. Kings and Queens: London's great Palaces
11. Birdsong at Rainham Marshes
12. On the Waterfront: Dockside
13. Festival of Britain: Modern Art and Architecture
14. Street Life: London's coolest markets
15. Dick Whittington and the City of London
16. Coram Boy: The story of a Georgian orphan
17. Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens
18. Shakespeare's City
19. King Henry VIII's Court at Hampton
20. Boat Race: Rowing on the Thames
21. Florence Nightingale and the story of medicine
22. Meadow on the Thames: Richmond
23. Mary Poppins: Battersea Park
24. The story of ice-cream: Regent's Canal
25. The Wild Wood: Dulwich Village
1. Landmark London: The best sights in the shortest time
2. Out of the Ashes: The Great Fire of London
3. Mission Impossible: Spies and the Cold War
4. Great Expectations: Charles Dickens and a Victorian childhood
5. Paddington Bear and Portobello Market
6. What the Romans did for London
7. Time and Space at Greenwich
8. Poetry on Hampstead Heath
9. 101 Dalmations in Regent's Park
10. Kings and Queens: London's great Palaces
11. Birdsong at Rainham Marshes
12. On the Waterfront: Dockside
13. Festival of Britain: Modern Art and Architecture
14. Street Life: London's coolest markets
15. Dick Whittington and the City of London
16. Coram Boy: The story of a Georgian orphan
17. Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens
18. Shakespeare's City
19. King Henry VIII's Court at Hampton
20. Boat Race: Rowing on the Thames
21. Florence Nightingale and the story of medicine
22. Meadow on the Thames: Richmond
23. Mary Poppins: Battersea Park
24. The story of ice-cream: Regent's Canal
25. The Wild Wood: Dulwich Village
2. Out of the Ashes: The Great Fire of London
3. Mission Impossible: Spies and the Cold War
4. Great Expectations: Charles Dickens and a Victorian childhood
5. Paddington Bear and Portobello Market
6. What the Romans did for London
7. Time and Space at Greenwich
8. Poetry on Hampstead Heath
9. 101 Dalmations in Regent's Park
10. Kings and Queens: London's great Palaces
11. Birdsong at Rainham Marshes
12. On the Waterfront: Dockside
13. Festival of Britain: Modern Art and Architecture
14. Street Life: London's coolest markets
15. Dick Whittington and the City of London
16. Coram Boy: The story of a Georgian orphan
17. Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens
18. Shakespeare's City
19. King Henry VIII's Court at Hampton
20. Boat Race: Rowing on the Thames
21. Florence Nightingale and the story of medicine
22. Meadow on the Thames: Richmond
23. Mary Poppins: Battersea Park
24. The story of ice-cream: Regent's Canal
25. The Wild Wood: Dulwich Village