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Inhaltsverzeichnis 26 3.30 Std. Cleeve Hill, 330 m . 101 27 3.00 Std. Chastleton . 104 Vorwort . 3 28 3.30 Std. Deddington . 106 29 3.00 Std. Hailes Abbey . 109 Übersichtskarten . 6 30 2.00 Std. Broadway Tower, 313 m . 112 31 4.15 Std. Stratford-upon-Avon . 114 Allgemeine Hinweise . 10 Symbole . 11 Peak District Top-Touren in Mittelengland . 12 32 3.45 Std. Dovedale und Hall Dale . 118 GPS-Tracks . 15 33 3.00 Std. Manifold Dale . 121 Land und Leute . 17 34 3.00 Std. Biggin Dale . 124 Touristische Informationen . 21 35 2.45 Std. The Roaches, 505 m . 127 Wichtige Telefonnummern und Internetadressen . 23 36 3.30 Std. Lud’s Church . 130 37 4.15 Std. Shutlingsloe, 506 m . 133 38 5.00 Std. Dales-Rundwanderung . 136 Welsh Borders 39 3.00 Std. Goyt Valley . 139 1 4.15 Std. River Severn und Soudley Ponds, ca. 200 m . 26 40 2.30 Std. Derwent-Flusswanderung . 142 2 4.00 Std. Speech House, ca. 180 m . 30 41 7.00 Std. Stanage Edge, 457 m . 144 3 5.30 Std. Symonds Yat und Buck Stone, 288 m . 34 42 3.00 Std. Kanalwanderung und Lyme Park . 148 4 3.30 Std. Longtown-Castle-Grenzwanderung . 37 43 6.00 Std. Edale Horseshoe mit Crowden Tower, 619 m . 151 5 2.45 Std. Mordiford und der Drachenwald von Haugh, 198 m . 40 44 3.00 Std. Win Hill, 462 m . 154 6 3.00 Std. Merbach Hill, 318 m, und Arthur’s Stone . 43 45 5.45 Std. Kinder Downfall, 606 m . 156 7 5.15 Std. Offa’s Dyke, 365 m . 46 46 3.00 Std. Kinderlow End und Kinder Reservoir . 158 8 1.30 Std. Pembridge . 50 47 4.30 Std. Back Tor, 538 m, und Lost Lad Hill, 518 m . 161 9 3.00 Std. Bircher Common und Croft Ambrey, 310 m . 53 48 5.00 Std. Fairbrook Naze, 625 m . 164 10 3.00 Std. Ludlow-Rundwanderung, ca. 290 m . 56 49 2.00 Std. Cown Edge . 167 11 3.30 Std. Bury Ditches, 393 m . 59 50 5.00 Std. Outer Edge, 541 m, und Howden Moor . 169 12 3.15 Std. Pole Bank, 516 m . 62 51 3.00 Std. Millstone Rocks, 490 m . 173 13 3.00 Std. Caer Caradoc, 459 m . 65 52 5.30 Std. Bleaklow Head, 633 m . 176 14 2.15 Std. Wilderhope Manor auf der Wenlock Edge . 68 15 3.00 Std. The Stiperstones, 536 m . 70 Englische Begriffe für Wanderer . 180 16 3.15 Std. Ellesmere und Llangollen Canal, 120 m . 73 Stichwortverzeichnis . 182 Cotswolds 17 3.00 Std. Wotton-under-Edge . 76 18 2.15 Std. Purton und Sharpness . 79 19 3.00 Std. Sapperton . 82 20 4.00 Std. Painswick Beacon, 283 m . 85 21 3.00 Std. Bibury und River Coln . 88 22 2.00 Std. Chedworth . 90 23 3.30 Std. Combe und Blenheim Park . 92 24 4.30 Std. Bourton-on-the-Water und The Slaughters . 95 25 5.00 Std. Bruern Abbey – Churchill – Kingham . 98 4 5.

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REPORT for 1956 the PEAK DISTRICT & NORTHERN COUNTIES FOOTPATHS PRESERVATION SOCIETY- 1956
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