Grampian Ways

Grampian Ways

by RobertSmith (Author)

Synopsis

Rising from the North-east coastal plain just south of Aberdeen, the Grampians grow steadily in grandeur as they roll westwards, providing some of the most dramatic scenery in Britain. This work is both an exploration and celebration of the geography and history of this part of Scotland, as well as a practical guide for those who wish to explore the area themselves. It is based around the central theme of the Mounth - the main gateway which enabled travel from north to south through the mountains and which was made up of a whole series of passes, twisting their tortuous way by moorland and loch to the towns and market-places of the Lowlands and Borders.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 240
Edition: New edition
Publisher: John Donald Publishers Ltd
Published: 09 Jul 2002

ISBN 10: 0859765709
ISBN 13: 9780859765701

Media Reviews
'a companion to delight, either with delectable bedside reading, or with richly informative references to every stage in any walking tour of the Grampians and their passes' - Aberdeen Evening Express
Author Bio
Bob Smith has lived in Aberdeen all his life. He was editor of the Aberdeen Evening Express for many years, and is well-known in the North-east as an author of local history.