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Walking the Wharfe - an enchanting travel memoir retracing the steps of a Victorian writer by walking the length of one of the Yorkshire Dales' best-known rivers. In this love letter to the waterway that flowed through the author's childhood into his adult life, Johno Ellison reveals a microcosm of English culture, landscape and history.
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Walking the Wharfe - an enchanting travel memoir retracing the steps of a Victorian writer by walking the length of one of the Yorkshire Dales' best-known rivers. In this love letter to the waterway that flowed through the author's childhood into his adult life, Johno Ellison reveals a microcosm of English culture, landscape and history.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Bradt Travel Guides
- Seitenzahl: 224
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 198mm x 130mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 274g
- ISBN-13: 9781804691106
- ISBN-10: 1804691100
- Artikelnr.: 67126346
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Bradt Travel Guides
- Seitenzahl: 224
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 198mm x 130mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 274g
- ISBN-13: 9781804691106
- ISBN-10: 1804691100
- Artikelnr.: 67126346
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Johno Ellison grew up in the village of Boston Spa on the River Wharfe in Yorkshire, UK, and developed a particular fascination with the waterway. He spent his childhood exploring the riverbanks of Lower Wharfedale, plus the hills and valleys upstream. Ellison briefly worked in one of Wetherby’s many pubs – also near the river – before joining the Royal Air Force to train as helicopter pilot at RAF Church Fenton, just a stone’s throw from the water. He has subsequently walked the River Wharfe multiple times. He has visited more than 80 countries and once travelled around the world in a vintage London black cab, setting Guinness World Records for the Longest and the Highest Taxi Journey Ever – an adventure captured in his book It’s on the meter. Ellison currently lives in Mont Kiara, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, with his wife Lindsay – who he met in a small village beside the River Wharfe.
Preface Bogg’s Book
Chapter1 75,000 Gallons of Ale
Cawood to Ryther
Chapter 2 Fenton Jumping
Ryther to Ozendyke
Chapter 3 The Great Heathen Army
Ozendyke to Kirkby Wharfe
Chapter 4 A Town Divided
Kirkby Wharfe to Tadcaster
Chapter 5 ‘I don’t knaw owt aboot t’ Romans’
Tadcaster to Thorp Arch
Chapter 6 ‘Nothing more beautiful and truly English can be imagined’
Thorp Arch to Boston Spa
Chapter 7 ‘He loves every human being, ’cept other dogs’
Boston Spa to Wetherby
Chapter 8 The Best Pub in Yorkshire
Wetherby to Linton
Chapter 9 ‘Avoid this place as you would a plague’
Linton to Netherby Deep
Chapter 10 Beware, Rombald’s Wife
Netherby Deep to Rougemont
Chapter 11 ‘T’Owd Chief’
Rougemont to Pool Bank
Chapter 12 Hannibal Crossing the Chevin
Pool Bank to Farnley
Chapter 13 A Friend of the Navvies
Farnley to Otley
Chapter 14 ’Ow Much?!
Otley to Burley-in-Wharfedale
Chapter 15 All Along the Ilkley Moor
Burley-in-Wharfedale to Ilkley
Chapter 16 A Prize-winning Heifer
Ilkley to Addingham
Chapter 17 England’s Killer Creek
Addingham to the Strid
Chapter 18 Of Trolls and Wolves
The Strid to Appletreewick
Chapter 19 Maypoles and Hogbacks
Appletreewick to Loup Scar
Chapter 20 The Dancing Reverend
Loup Scar to Ghaistrill’s Strid
Chapter 21 Dane’s Blood and Kilnsey Nan
Ghaistrill’s Strid to Littondale
Chapter 22 Wartime Ghosts
Littondale to Kettlewell
Chapter 23 The Beast of Buckden
Kettlewell to Hubberholme
Chapter 24 Giant’s Grave
Hubberholme to Nethergill
Chapter 25 ‘Child of the clouds’
Nethergill to Cam Fell
Chapter 26 ‘Adieu to hills, glens and river’?
Wharfe’s Mouth to the source
About the Author
Acknowledgements
Chapter1 75,000 Gallons of Ale
Cawood to Ryther
Chapter 2 Fenton Jumping
Ryther to Ozendyke
Chapter 3 The Great Heathen Army
Ozendyke to Kirkby Wharfe
Chapter 4 A Town Divided
Kirkby Wharfe to Tadcaster
Chapter 5 ‘I don’t knaw owt aboot t’ Romans’
Tadcaster to Thorp Arch
Chapter 6 ‘Nothing more beautiful and truly English can be imagined’
Thorp Arch to Boston Spa
Chapter 7 ‘He loves every human being, ’cept other dogs’
Boston Spa to Wetherby
Chapter 8 The Best Pub in Yorkshire
Wetherby to Linton
Chapter 9 ‘Avoid this place as you would a plague’
Linton to Netherby Deep
Chapter 10 Beware, Rombald’s Wife
Netherby Deep to Rougemont
Chapter 11 ‘T’Owd Chief’
Rougemont to Pool Bank
Chapter 12 Hannibal Crossing the Chevin
Pool Bank to Farnley
Chapter 13 A Friend of the Navvies
Farnley to Otley
Chapter 14 ’Ow Much?!
Otley to Burley-in-Wharfedale
Chapter 15 All Along the Ilkley Moor
Burley-in-Wharfedale to Ilkley
Chapter 16 A Prize-winning Heifer
Ilkley to Addingham
Chapter 17 England’s Killer Creek
Addingham to the Strid
Chapter 18 Of Trolls and Wolves
The Strid to Appletreewick
Chapter 19 Maypoles and Hogbacks
Appletreewick to Loup Scar
Chapter 20 The Dancing Reverend
Loup Scar to Ghaistrill’s Strid
Chapter 21 Dane’s Blood and Kilnsey Nan
Ghaistrill’s Strid to Littondale
Chapter 22 Wartime Ghosts
Littondale to Kettlewell
Chapter 23 The Beast of Buckden
Kettlewell to Hubberholme
Chapter 24 Giant’s Grave
Hubberholme to Nethergill
Chapter 25 ‘Child of the clouds’
Nethergill to Cam Fell
Chapter 26 ‘Adieu to hills, glens and river’?
Wharfe’s Mouth to the source
About the Author
Acknowledgements
Preface Bogg’s Book
Chapter1 75,000 Gallons of Ale
Cawood to Ryther
Chapter 2 Fenton Jumping
Ryther to Ozendyke
Chapter 3 The Great Heathen Army
Ozendyke to Kirkby Wharfe
Chapter 4 A Town Divided
Kirkby Wharfe to Tadcaster
Chapter 5 ‘I don’t knaw owt aboot t’ Romans’
Tadcaster to Thorp Arch
Chapter 6 ‘Nothing more beautiful and truly English can be imagined’
Thorp Arch to Boston Spa
Chapter 7 ‘He loves every human being, ’cept other dogs’
Boston Spa to Wetherby
Chapter 8 The Best Pub in Yorkshire
Wetherby to Linton
Chapter 9 ‘Avoid this place as you would a plague’
Linton to Netherby Deep
Chapter 10 Beware, Rombald’s Wife
Netherby Deep to Rougemont
Chapter 11 ‘T’Owd Chief’
Rougemont to Pool Bank
Chapter 12 Hannibal Crossing the Chevin
Pool Bank to Farnley
Chapter 13 A Friend of the Navvies
Farnley to Otley
Chapter 14 ’Ow Much?!
Otley to Burley-in-Wharfedale
Chapter 15 All Along the Ilkley Moor
Burley-in-Wharfedale to Ilkley
Chapter 16 A Prize-winning Heifer
Ilkley to Addingham
Chapter 17 England’s Killer Creek
Addingham to the Strid
Chapter 18 Of Trolls and Wolves
The Strid to Appletreewick
Chapter 19 Maypoles and Hogbacks
Appletreewick to Loup Scar
Chapter 20 The Dancing Reverend
Loup Scar to Ghaistrill’s Strid
Chapter 21 Dane’s Blood and Kilnsey Nan
Ghaistrill’s Strid to Littondale
Chapter 22 Wartime Ghosts
Littondale to Kettlewell
Chapter 23 The Beast of Buckden
Kettlewell to Hubberholme
Chapter 24 Giant’s Grave
Hubberholme to Nethergill
Chapter 25 ‘Child of the clouds’
Nethergill to Cam Fell
Chapter 26 ‘Adieu to hills, glens and river’?
Wharfe’s Mouth to the source
About the Author
Acknowledgements
Chapter1 75,000 Gallons of Ale
Cawood to Ryther
Chapter 2 Fenton Jumping
Ryther to Ozendyke
Chapter 3 The Great Heathen Army
Ozendyke to Kirkby Wharfe
Chapter 4 A Town Divided
Kirkby Wharfe to Tadcaster
Chapter 5 ‘I don’t knaw owt aboot t’ Romans’
Tadcaster to Thorp Arch
Chapter 6 ‘Nothing more beautiful and truly English can be imagined’
Thorp Arch to Boston Spa
Chapter 7 ‘He loves every human being, ’cept other dogs’
Boston Spa to Wetherby
Chapter 8 The Best Pub in Yorkshire
Wetherby to Linton
Chapter 9 ‘Avoid this place as you would a plague’
Linton to Netherby Deep
Chapter 10 Beware, Rombald’s Wife
Netherby Deep to Rougemont
Chapter 11 ‘T’Owd Chief’
Rougemont to Pool Bank
Chapter 12 Hannibal Crossing the Chevin
Pool Bank to Farnley
Chapter 13 A Friend of the Navvies
Farnley to Otley
Chapter 14 ’Ow Much?!
Otley to Burley-in-Wharfedale
Chapter 15 All Along the Ilkley Moor
Burley-in-Wharfedale to Ilkley
Chapter 16 A Prize-winning Heifer
Ilkley to Addingham
Chapter 17 England’s Killer Creek
Addingham to the Strid
Chapter 18 Of Trolls and Wolves
The Strid to Appletreewick
Chapter 19 Maypoles and Hogbacks
Appletreewick to Loup Scar
Chapter 20 The Dancing Reverend
Loup Scar to Ghaistrill’s Strid
Chapter 21 Dane’s Blood and Kilnsey Nan
Ghaistrill’s Strid to Littondale
Chapter 22 Wartime Ghosts
Littondale to Kettlewell
Chapter 23 The Beast of Buckden
Kettlewell to Hubberholme
Chapter 24 Giant’s Grave
Hubberholme to Nethergill
Chapter 25 ‘Child of the clouds’
Nethergill to Cam Fell
Chapter 26 ‘Adieu to hills, glens and river’?
Wharfe’s Mouth to the source
About the Author
Acknowledgements







