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On Tue, 07 Jun 2005 01:21:21 GMT, "Stodgie" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Hello - I'm a newbie, and would like to ask some advice.

We live in Herts, would like to take up walking, and have heard of a
partcular set of books called -
"Footpath walks in Mid Herts" for motorists.

It's not that we're motorists exactly, but it would be handy to know where
to park our car before walking.

We've searched the bookshops, but they say those particular books are out of
print.

Anybody any idea where I could get these booklets?

Hi there,

I think they've got it at Amazon: see http://tinyurl.com/bsc6b That's
a book entitled "24 Footpath Walks in Hertfordshire", which sounds
like the same thing.

Also, a good place to look online for out of print books is
www.bookfinder.com

Good luck!

Best wishes,
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On Tue, 07 Jun 2005 07:25:56 +0100, Peewiglet <[email hidden]>
wrote:

| On Tue, 07 Jun 2005 01:21:21 GMT, "Stodgie" <[email hidden]>
| wrote:
|
| >
| >Hello - I'm a newbie, and would like to ask some advice.
| >
| >We live in Herts, would like to take up walking, and have heard of a
| >partcular set of books called -
| >"Footpath walks in Mid Herts" for motorists.
| >
| >It's not that we're motorists exactly, but it would be handy to know where
| >to park our car before walking.
| >
| >We've searched the bookshops, but they say those particular books are out of
| >print.
| >
| >Anybody any idea where I could get these booklets?
|
| Hi there,
|
| I think they've got it at Amazon: see http://tinyurl.com/bsc6b That's
| a book entitled "24 Footpath Walks in Hertfordshire", which sounds
| like the same thing.
|
| Also, a good place to look online for out of print books is
| www.bookfinder.com

I use http://www.abebooks.com/ for out of print books, Even if the book is
in the USA it costs little to ship it to the UK.

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On Tue, 07 Jun 2005 01:21:21 GMT, "Stodgie" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Hello - I'm a newbie, and would like to ask some advice.

We live in Herts, would like to take up walking, and have heard of a
partcular set of books called -
"Footpath walks in Mid Herts" for motorists.

It's not that we're motorists exactly, but it would be handy to know where
to park our car before walking.

We've searched the bookshops, but they say those particular books are out of
print.

Anybody any idea where I could get these booklets?

Stodge.

Most decent walking books will start from somewhere you can park OK so
I wouldnt worry about it, just check the content of a book before you
buy. 50 walks in Herts is quite good and you must check out Brookmans
Park which is huge and with some lovely pub lunches available half way
round.

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Quoted message said:

Also, a good place to look online for out of print books is
www.bookfinder.com

A friend of mine recommends www.abebooks.com - so that's two out of
print services for you. Good luck.
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Quoted message said:

On Tue, 07 Jun 2005 01:21:21 GMT, "Stodgie" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Hello - I'm a newbie, and would like to ask some advice.

We live in Herts, would like to take up walking, and have heard of a
partcular set of books called -
"Footpath walks in Mid Herts" for motorists.

It's not that we're motorists exactly, but it would be handy to know where
to park our car before walking.

We've searched the bookshops, but they say those particular books are out
of
print.

Anybody any idea where I could get these booklets?

Stodge.

Most decent walking books will start from somewhere you can park OK so
I wouldnt worry about it, just check the content of a book before you
buy. 50 walks in Herts is quite good and you must check out Brookmans
Park which is huge and with some lovely pub lunches available half way
round.

Thanks to everyone with their helpful replies!

Stodge