The Lost Paths, Jack Cornish

The Lost Paths, Jack CornishNew Paperback Cornishs book delves back in history and is written with a sense of urgency. On each page you discover an enticing new vista' Mail on Sunday Hundreds of thousands of miles of paths reach into and connect communities across England and Wales. More than just a practical way for us to walk, ride and cycle, they are an inheritance from our past, revealing how our ancestors interacted with and shaped their surroundings. From Iron Age

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