Rough Guides have recently come out with the 'Rough Guide to Rewilding in Britain'. It's ok but the places are kind of the obvious ones.
I have always been a big fan of the Time Out guides to 'Country Walks from London', all starting and ending from train stations but unfortunately out of print now.
Almost by definition, 'wilderness' equates to 'remote' but as you said there are places that defy those terms and when you find them they are really quite surprising.
I agree! Although I’d suggest you look up the book trees in winter for some ideas, it’s by richard shimell, who weirdly enough also used to be my boss but is now an absolutely staggeringly talented printmaker. He spent a lot of time seeking nature and covers his trips in his book - worth a look mark.
Rough Guides have recently come out with the 'Rough Guide to Rewilding in Britain'. It's ok but the places are kind of the obvious ones.
I have always been a big fan of the Time Out guides to 'Country Walks from London', all starting and ending from train stations but unfortunately out of print now.
Almost by definition, 'wilderness' equates to 'remote' but as you said there are places that defy those terms and when you find them they are really quite surprising.
You could be onto something there, Ronnie.
I agree! Although I’d suggest you look up the book trees in winter for some ideas, it’s by richard shimell, who weirdly enough also used to be my boss but is now an absolutely staggeringly talented printmaker. He spent a lot of time seeking nature and covers his trips in his book - worth a look mark.
Richard's book looks stunning. I'll look for it in my next sortie to a bookshop. Thanks Alex