For example, in the first edition, one walk was at the top end of Saddleworth Moor nearest town: Oldham and this time there are two up that way.
This is not a criticism as, obviously, not everyone buying the book lives where I do and, hopefully, some people will see it, buy it and use it when they come to the area on holiday and they could be based anywhere in the Peak District. Bob Steel is not local to Derbyshire and his first pub walks book was around London, so very different in terms of terrain and pubs. But he is a geographer by trade and his love of this area is evident. Like the best guide books, too, it digresses just enough to make it more interesting. Bob adds panels on local history and local geography where he feels the need.
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Travel information is often included. There is an excellent article included by Derbyshire-based writer Andrew McCloy on the decline in pub numbers. I have tried to avoid establishments where the drinker is sidelined or made to feel unwelcome in comparison with diners. This is not a book about restaurants! Stephen Bere is listed as the designer of both editions, 10 years apart. I never had a problem with the first one: But the design of the new edition is better still. Six miles, starts in Cromford, treks over to Lea, down to Holloway and back to Cromford adjacent to the railway line.
A great one for history lovers with Cromford Mills included.
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Bishop’s Waltham pocket guide
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