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Description
A charming and characterful guidebook to the best of Britain's diverse and fascinating canal network for all
waterway enthusiasts.Beautifully illustrated, this compendium uncovers the many extraordinary, notable and
surprising places to be found on Britain's waterways. Our canals and rivers link into a diverse 3,000-milelong
network, and 101 Wonders of the Waterways shows you that wherever you find yourself in the country,
there will be something nearby to give you a taste of this beautiful and nostalgia-infused world. Canal
cruising experts Steve Haywood and Moira Haynes bring our waterways to life with their witty and lyrical
prose, including many lesser-known and often ignored places – the best-kept secrets of Britain's canals and
rivers. Some examples of wonders include:· Historic Hungerford in Berkshire, where William of Orange was
staying when he was offered the crown after the Glorious Revolution· The world famous Pontcysyllte
Aqueduct, soaring spectacularly on slender tapered columns 126 feet over the River Dee below· Hest Bank,
with its stunning views and the only place where a canal runs so close to the seashore that you can smell the
seaweed from the back of your boatAs well as lively personal anecdotes, and insightful commentary on
Britain's heritage and history, this guide includes handy recommendations to help you make the most of your
visit to each wonder. This is the book you will want to have in the back of your car, or stuffed into your
backpack, so you can find an idyllic place for a picnic, or the perfect day trip for a long weekend.