Barry Stone (1)
Auteur de 1001 Walks You Must Take Before You Die: Country Hikes, Heritage Trails, Coastal Strolls, Mountain Paths, City Walks
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A propos de l'auteur
Barry Stone is an expert on home inspection and real estate disclosure. During his 33-year career as a contraction, tradesman, and home inspector, he has evaluated more than 7,000 homes, hotels, shopping centers, and other commercial buildings.
Œuvres de Barry Stone
1001 Walks You Must Take Before You Die: Country Hikes, Heritage Trails, Coastal Strolls, Mountain Paths, City Walks (2015) 48 exemplaires
Mutinies: Shocking Real-Life Stories of Subversion at Sea (True Crime and Punishment) (2011) 10 exemplaires
The desert ANZACS : the forgotten conflicts in the deserts of Mesopotamia, North Africa and Palestine (2014) 9 exemplaires
The Diggers' Menagerie - Mates, Mascots and Marvels - True Stories of Animals Who Went to War (2012) 6 exemplaires
Highway 71 Revisited 1 exemplaire
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Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 9
- Membres
- 132
- Popularité
- #153,555
- Évaluation
- 3.0
- Critiques
- 2
- ISBN
- 48
- Langues
- 5
Next quibble: While the walks chosen are certainly interesting, they are rather randomly ordered. They range in length from 2 hours to 2+ years. (Most are in the 2 to 10 day range). They also range from easy walks to paths requiring climbing skills. One recommends using ropes for safety. The information needed to decide whether or not a certain trail is a good fit is usually in the text, but it isn't quickly available at the start of the description. If a trail isn't in the British Isles, it is probably very challenging, and beyond the capabilities of those looking for a 'walk' - even a ramble over a few days. some descriptions include cumulative altitude changes, but others don't although they certainly include a lot of up and down. Stone also switches back and forth between metric and imperial measurements.
So this might be best thought of as a book to read dreaming about what could be walked someday. Except the sparce pictures are black and white without captions.
You certainly wouldn't want to take off on any of these walks without a guidebook and good map. So where is the bibliography?… (plus d'informations)