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Walk & Eat Madeira by John and Pat Underwood
In addition to the new edition of their regular Madeira Landscapes guide John and Pat Underwood have also published a new (3rd ed.) Walk & Eat Madeira. As for all books mentioned in this blog from now on, you can buy it directly from Amazon (or similar) by clicking the book cover (if at all available online).
Among the culture elite, this CD is probably one the most awaited in Norway this year. 😉
Expected in May.
This is the official program on islandwalking.com for 2012:
I was made aware of these walking guides for parts of western Crete. Check them out! See the authors web site at http://www.discoveronfoot.com, where you can get more information and buy them online.
Walk & Eat Mallorca
Here is also the latest edition of Sunflower’s Walk & Eat Mallorca. Already in its 3rd edition. I believe I have to check this and the one in the previous blog entry out some time in the not so distant future…
Landscapes of Mallorca
I believe I have never mentioned the latest edition of Sunflower’s Mallorca guide. We are up to the 7th edition here now.
Landscapes of Madeira
Sunflower Books has released a new edition of their excellent Madeira walking guide. Check it out!
Welcome to islandwalking.com! This site contains travelling and trekking tips for the Greek islands as well as many other islands in or not too far from the Mediterranean. It is not intended to replace any tourist or walking guides that you might have, it is only a small supplement. And indeed, it is even a prerequisite for most of the descriptions of walks on these pages that you own the guide book(s) referred to in the text.
In this blog you can also expect rants about just about anything possibly related to walking as well as music or computers or beer or other “interesting” topics.
This site is dedicated to my parents Elsa (1934-2013) and Lars (1930-2020)
The picture would not be complete without some TNBM (True Norwegian Black Metal). If religion is your thing this is not for you. Surprise, surprise…
Nice looking monkey. I suspect the picture is a Macaque and not a Baboon, though…