Nicholas Crane: “The secret of Britain’s footpaths”
in association with the Royal Geographical Society
A fascinating coast-to-coast look at Britain’s most historic footpaths and walkways from the acclaimed geographer and author Nicholas Crane. Discover the prehistoric routeways walked by European migrants 12,000 years ago, how Saxons, Normans and the industrial revolution changed our landscape and how our beloved national parks emerged from the ashes of two world wars. Nicholas Crane will take you on a journey to discover some of his most memorable walks and calls on all of us to rediscover the lifeblood of our landscapes.
Nichoas’ recent book The Path More Travelled: The Secret History of Britain’s Footpaths will be available for sale and signing by the author following the talk.
| Tuesday 20 October | 7:30pm | Book now |
