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Welcome to Strolling Guides. This site is primarily a record the many places of interest (mostly in the UK) I have visited and photographed over the years, together with walks, relevant links and other useful information.
The main geographic and subject indexes are in the Library but please feel free to look round the rest of my workshops.
Anthony Houghton
Two new galleries, so far, this month covering:
In addition Tintagel in Cornwall now has its own page.
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I regret to say that it is not currently possible to buy prints from this site; I hope to reinstate this service later in the year. However, please feel free to contact me, if you have any specific requirements.
Books ordered through this site will be supplied Blackwell's Mail Order of 50 Broad Street, Oxford, OX1 3BQ. Please check their web site for their Terms & Conditions etc.
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In these litigious time I should perhaps point out that the world is full of dangers, both seen and unseen, and that not everyone you meet, necessarily, has your best interests at heart. I cannot and will not accept any responsibility for any loss or damage you sustain, however caused, whilst visiting any of the places mentioned in this site, or as a result of following links to other web sites mentioned herein.
In particular, you should not venture on to areas of open heath and moorland, such as the New Forest without a large-scale map of the area and a pair of decent walking shoes. Please bear in mind that mobile phone coverage, may be patchy away from the main centres of population.