Shop
Guidebooks about walks in Richmond and Swaledale
SWALEDALE: AN INSIDER'S GUIDE
Now, then! Here's our latest publication, and it's like no other book on Swaledale. Joe Willis, local resident, previously with the Northern Echo, now publisher of Richmondshire Today, has written a guide to Swaledale and Arkengarthdale which really gets behind the scenes. Meet the shepherds and farmers, the artists and gardeners, the High Court Judge and the bootmaker, the innkeepers, cave rescuers, singers and brass band players who are just some of the fascinating people who live and work in these wild northern Dales. Lavishly illustrated with delightful photos, here's a book to help you get under the skin of Swaledale. Become an insider... PS: do you have a friend or relative who loves to read The Dalesman magazine? Here's the perfect present for them! A5 format, 88 pages. £5.99, UK p&p £2.50. |
RECENTLY PUBLISHED
A perfect birthday or Christmas present
|
RICHMOND RACECOURSE AND ITS GRANDSTAND - now reduced from £10 to £5!
In 1765 Richmond Racecourse was established high above the town. This new book, published by the Richmond Burgage Pastures Committee under lead author Prof. Mike Huggins, explores the historic significance of the course, its grandstand and the many training stables that grew up around the course. Packed with historic illustrations and amusing tales about jockeys, owners, trainers, gamblers, soldiers and a whole host of colourful characters, the book will appeal to anyone with an interest in racing, social history, or the town of Richmond. (And it'll make a perfect Christmas or birthday present!) 88 pages. £5.00, UK p&p £2.50 |
PACKS - EVEN BETTER VALUE, BECAUSE THE POSTAGE WORKS OUT CHEAPER
POOTLING ROUND RICHMOND AND SWALEDALE
Our latest blockbuster is a successor to the extraordinarily successful Richmond Walks. With eight new circular walks - four starting from Richmond, and four in the lovely countryside of Lower Swaledale, Arkengarthdale and Marske Beck - Pootling follows and enlarges on the successful format of the previous book, but goes further afield, and has more detailed walk descriptions. Walks range in length from 4 to 8 miles, and take in a marvellous variety of Yorkshire scenery. Get pootling! It's like strolling, but without the urgency. A5 format, 44 pages. £2.50, UK p&p £1.50 - or see Pack options above! |
|
|
RICHMOND WALKS
Now in its second edition, this is a beautifully produced and illustrated colour guide to four of the best loved circular walks in and around Richmond. The routes described include an easy Town Trail round the cobbled market place, narrow 'wynds' and airy promenades of the old town; a gentle stroll along an abandoned railway track and past a medieval abbey; a leafy walk through National Trust Woods above the rushing River Swale; and a classic high-level outing to the scene of a gruesome historic accident... A5 format. 20 pages. £2.00, UK p&p £0.80 - or see Pack options above! |
THE LITTLE BUT WONDROUS GUIDE TO RICHMOND
It's history, Jim, but not as we know it... A hilarious collection of fascinating information about our ancient town. Learn, as you stroll, about the mayor who was buried alongside his leg, but ten years later; the knights who used to joust below the castle; and the Marchioness who preferred cocoa to beer. How did the drummer-boy disappear? What terrified Potter Thompson? Who was Tanya, and why were her 'charms' censored..? Packed with lively colour illustrations and wondrous stories, some of them true, this little book is a great way to remember a visit to Richmond. A5 format, 44 pages. £2.50, UK p&p £1.50 - or see Pack options above! |
|