Brian Rance (33 results)

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Paperback. Condition: New. Following on from Brian's escapades in South-East England, this ramble of 150 miles circumnavigates the West Midlands conurbation. Being closer to his home in Birmingham and partly undertaken over two Covid ravaged years, this walk is a testament to the author's resilience and determination to complete the project. In this book, in travelogue style, Brian shares his experiences of walking around the built-up area in a clockwise direction.Brian delights in sharing anecdotes with his readers gleaned from various observations and encounters on the journey. A Midland Meander is an examination of the geography, geology and landscape, the history, the people and places of this heart of England, ranging from the River Severn to the River Tame.More than just a walking guide, this book, like his previous publications, is essential reading for walkers and lovers of the great outdoors. For those who can only sit at home, it is an opportunity to share in the experience and the author's consuming interest in environmental issues shines through on every page.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Following on from Brians escapades in South-East England, this ramble of 150 miles circumnavigates the West Midlands conurbation. Being closer to his home in Birmingham and partly undertaken over two Covid ravaged years, this walk is a testament to the authors resilience and determination to complete the project. In this book, in travelogue style, Brian shares his experiences of walking around the built-up area in a clockwise direction.Brian delights in sharing anecdotes with his readers gleaned from various observations and encounters on the journey. A Midland Meander is an examination of the geography, geology and landscape, the history, the people and places of this heart of England, ranging from the River Severn to the River Tame.More than just a walking guide, this book, like his previous publications, is essential reading for walkers and lovers of the great outdoors. For those who can only sit at home, it is an opportunity to share in the experience and the authors consuming interest in environmental issues shines through on every page. 'A Midland Meander: A Circular Walk around the West Midlands' follows Brian as he embarks on his next journey through the West-Midlands of England. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A Journey Through South-East England: Lewes to Woolwich follows on from Brian's previous journey through South-East England from Broadstairs to Lewes. This journey of around 100 miles, being part two of a mammoth trek through Kent and East Sussex, was also achieved just before his 70th birthday. In this book, Brian shares his experiences of walking in three chapters: Lewes to Hartfield, Hartfield to Upnor and Upnor to Woolwich. Each chapter forms a travelogue and contains detailed route maps and cartoons commemorating some of the more amusing episodes. Brian delights in sharing anecdotes with his readers gleaned from various observations and encounters on the way. This book is a celebration of the geography, geology and landscape, the history, people and places of this wonderful part of England. More than just a walking guide, this book, like Brian's previous publications, is essential reading for lovers of the great outdoors and those interested in conserving and developing our ever-changing landscapes. A Journey Through South-East England: Lewes to Woolwich follows on from Brian's previous journey through South-East England from Broadstairs to Lewes. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Dominated by the city of Canberra, the Australian Capital Territory, or ACT, may be the smallest jurisdiction in Australia but it boasts an impressive array of frog and reptile species. This book is an essential guide to the herpetological fauna of this small but varied area, which includes habitats ranging from rainforests to deserts to alpine peaks. Covering every species of frog, turtle, lizard and snake found in the region more than 80 in total the guide is the ideal companion for anyone exploring this area. Canberra is recognised for its thoughtful city planning which incorporates an abundance of tree cover and urban nature reserves. Consequently, reptiles are well known to many of its residents, with several species including Eastern Bluetongue, Delicate Sunskink, and the infamous Eastern Brown Snake being common inhabitants of urban gardens. Nearby reserves also feature iconic species such as Shingleback Lizard and Eastern Bearded Dragon. Less familiar species include the rare and threatened Canberra Grassland Earless Dragon and Northern Corroboree Frog. All are covered in this guide. Following an Introduction giving an overview of the region, including its climate and key habitats, every frog and reptile species has a chapter with colour photos and a detailed written account covering ID, habitat, behaviour and status, while similar-looking species feature in ID keys for easy comparison. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: Fine. First Edition, First Printing. Fine. First edition, First Printing. Paperback. PRESENTATION COPY INSCRIBED AND SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR, on half-title page. Inscription reads, 'To -----/Hope you enjoy/some of these/walks/Brian Rance'. xiii,244pp. Profusely illustrated with photographs, line-drawings and maps. This is more than just a guide book to Kent and parts of East Sussex; it is also a companion guide to the places visited on seven marathon walks. It is a celebration of the geography, geology and landscape, the flora and fauna, the history, people and places of this part of southern England. With Bibliography. A fine copy of a SCARCE first edition, first printing SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Presentation Copy Inscribed And Signed.…

Octavo, paperback,208 pp.,colour photographs, text illustrations. Dominated by the city of Canberra, the Australian Capital Territory, or ACT, may be the smallest jurisdiction in Australia but it boasts an impressive array of frog and reptile species. This book is an essential guide to the herpetological fauna of this small but varied area, which includes habitats ranging from rainforests to deserts to alpine peaks. Covering every species of frog, turtle, lizard and snake found in the region â" more than 80 in total â" the guide is the ideal companion for anyone exploring this area. Canberra is recognised for its thoughtful city planning which incorporates an abundance of tree cover and urban nature reserves. Consequently, reptiles are well known to many of its residents, with several species â" including Eastern Bluetongue, Delicate Sunskink, and the infamous Eastern Brown Snake â" being common inhabitants of urban gardens. Nearby reserves also feature iconic species such as Shingleback Lizard and Eastern Bearded Dragon. Less familiar species include the rare and threatened Canberra Grassland Earless Dragon and Northern Corroboree Frog. All are covered in this guide. Following an Introduction giving an overview of the region, including its climate and key habitats, every frog and reptile species has a chapter with colour photos and a detailed written account covering ID, habitat, behaviour and status, while similar-looking species feature in ID keys for easy comparison.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Dominated by the city of Canberra, the Australian Capital Territory, or ACT, may be the smallest jurisdiction in Australia but it boasts an impressive array of frog and reptile species. This book is an essential guide to the herpetological fauna of this small but varied area, which includes habitats ranging from rainforests to deserts to alpine peaks. Covering every species of frog, turtle, lizard and snake found in the region more than 80 in total the guide is the ideal companion for anyone exploring this area. Canberra is recognised for its thoughtful city planning which incorporates an abundance of tree cover and urban nature reserves. Consequently, reptiles are well known to many of its residents, with several species including Eastern Bluetongue, Delicate Sunskink, and the infamous Eastern Brown Snake being common inhabitants of urban gardens. Nearby reserves also feature iconic species such as Shingleback Lizard and Eastern Bearded Dragon. Less familiar species include the rare and threatened Canberra Grassland Earless Dragon and Northern Corroboree Frog. All are covered in this guide. Following an Introduction giving an overview of the region, including its climate and key habitats, every frog and reptile species has a chapter with colour photos and a detailed written account covering ID, habitat, behaviour and status, while similar-looking species feature in ID keys for easy comparison. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Following on from Brian's escapades in South-East England, this ramble of 150 miles circumnavigates the West Midlands conurbation. Being closer to his home in Birmingham and partly undertaken over two Covid ravaged years, this walk is a testament to the author's resilience and determination to complete the project. In this book, in travelogue style, Brian shares his experiences of walking around the built-up area in a clockwise direction.Brian delights in sharing anecdotes with his readers gleaned from various observations and encounters on the journey.A Midland Meanderis an examination of the geography, geology and landscape, the history, the people and places of this heart of England, ranging from the River Severn to the River Tame.More than just a walking guide, this book, like his previous publications, is essential reading for walkers and lovers of the great outdoors. For those who can only sit at home, it is an opportunity to share in the experience and the author's consuming interest in environmental issues shines through on every page.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Following on from Brians escapades in South-East England, this ramble of 150 miles circumnavigates the West Midlands conurbation. Being closer to his home in Birmingham and partly undertaken over two Covid ravaged years, this walk is a testament to the authors resilience and determination to complete the project. In this book, in travelogue style, Brian shares his experiences of walking around the built-up area in a clockwise direction.Brian delights in sharing anecdotes with his readers gleaned from various observations and encounters on the journey. A Midland Meander is an examination of the geography, geology and landscape, the history, the people and places of this heart of England, ranging from the River Severn to the River Tame.More than just a walking guide, this book, like his previous publications, is essential reading for walkers and lovers of the great outdoors. For those who can only sit at home, it is an opportunity to share in the experience and the authors consuming interest in environmental issues shines through on every page. 'A Midland Meander: A Circular Walk around the West Midlands' follows Brian as he embarks on his next journey through the West-Midlands of England. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Following on from Brian's escapades in South-East England, this ramble of 150 miles circumnavigates the West Midlands conurbation. Being closer to his home in Birmingham and partly undertaken over two Covid ravaged years, this walk is a testament to the author's resilience and determination to complete the project. In this book, in travelogue style, Brian shares his experiences of walking around the built-up area in a clockwise direction.Brian delights in sharing anecdotes with his readers gleaned from various observations and encounters on the journey. A Midland Meander is an examination of the geography, geology and landscape, the history, the people and places of this heart of England, ranging from the River Severn to the River Tame.More than just a walking guide, this book, like his previous publications, is essential reading for walkers and lovers of the great outdoors. For those who can only sit at home, it is an opportunity to share in the experience and the author's consuming interest in environmental issues shines through on every page.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A Journey Through South-East England: Lewes to Woolwich follows on from Brian's previous journey through South-East England from Broadstairs to Lewes. This journey of around 100 miles, being part two of a mammoth trek through Kent and East Sussex, was also achieved just before his 70th birthday. In this book, Brian shares his experiences of walking in three chapters: Lewes to Hartfield, Hartfield to Upnor and Upnor to Woolwich. Each chapter forms a travelogue and contains detailed route maps and cartoons commemorating some of the more amusing episodes. Brian delights in sharing anecdotes with his readers gleaned from various observations and encounters on the way. This book is a celebration of the geography, geology and landscape, the history, people and places of this wonderful part of England. More than just a walking guide, this book, like Brian's previous publications, is essential reading for lovers of the great outdoors and those interested in conserving and developing our ever-changing landscapes. A Journey Through South-East England: Lewes to Woolwich follows on from Brian's previous journey through South-East England from Broadstairs to Lewes. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…