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An astounding reaction to a life-changing moment Ursula Martin never thought she would walk 3700 miles around Wales, but following a cancer diagnosis it seemed like the only reasonable thing to do. In 17 months, she traversed beaches and mountains, farms and urban sprawl. She received unimaginable support - people offered beds, food, cups of tea, donated to her chosen charities. Walking Wales rooted her in the country and in herself; her account of the physical and mental challenges painting a unique portrait of the natural landscape of a country and its people. Praise for One Woman Walks…mehr

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An astounding reaction to a life-changing moment Ursula Martin never thought she would walk 3700 miles around Wales, but following a cancer diagnosis it seemed like the only reasonable thing to do. In 17 months, she traversed beaches and mountains, farms and urban sprawl. She received unimaginable support - people offered beds, food, cups of tea, donated to her chosen charities. Walking Wales rooted her in the country and in herself; her account of the physical and mental challenges painting a unique portrait of the natural landscape of a country and its people. Praise for One Woman Walks Wales "A rare combination of an epic tale of an extraordinary adventure and a delicately woven study of the kindness of random strangers. Hugely enjoyable." Clare Balding "Ursula Martin's candid account of her epic adventure tells an inspiring tale of fortitude, determination & generosity that leaves the reader breathless with admiration." Kate Humble

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Ursula was born in Swansea, brought up in England, and returned to Wales as an adult. She has worked in a variety of occupations - festival crew, care worker, photographer, volunteer farm worker, Tefl teacher - while spending most of the last ten years travelling.