Once the hunting reserve of kings and princes, today the Forest of
Bowland is both a recreational haven for the public and a
biodiverse region of international importance. This lavishly
illustrated book focuses on the sweeping fells which form the very
heart of a 312 square mile Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This
celebration of nature, landscape and recreation would be incomplete
without some exploration of the area's two most popular activities:
walking and bird watching. The author tackles both in entertaining
essays on the freedom to roam, for families as well as serious
fell-walkers, and on an intriguing tale of dark deeds among
feathered friends and foes. In this stunning book, Andy Stansfield
fills the pages with evocative images which capture the changes in
colour and character throughout the seasons, picking out telling
details as well as magnificent panoramas.
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