There's a lot more to Somerset than scrumpy cider, cheddar cheese and the Glastonbury Festival. It's a county of contrasts: moorlands and marshes, castle and caverns, cheese and strawberries, gorges and tors. With a variety of landscapes, extraordinary buildings, fascinating wildlife, and history round every corner - not to mention some of the friendliest people you'll ever meet - Somerset is simply asking to be explored. This selection of 40 circular walks will help you make the most of the uplands and lowlands, woodlands and wetlands of Somerset - 'the land of the summer people'.

With some of the most picturesque countryside in England, yet only a short hop from London, the Chiltern Hills are just waiting to be explored. The glorious views from high ridges, ancient woodlands brimming with wildlife and downs alive with wild flowers and butterflies make the Chilterns and the communities within them English to the core. The vast network of well-established paths provides a wonderful walking country with history and nature keeping you company at every step. If you are planning to get away from it all in the Chilterns, this collection of 40 moderate walks is your perfect guide.

Sitting just off the north coast of Scotland, between the Atlantic and the North Sea, Orkney is probably the only place where, in the space of a single day, you can walk along a golden beach with seabirds and seals, clamber over wartime ruins, descend into ancient tombs or wander around a house that is older than the Pyramids. With rugged cliffs, rolling waves, prehistoric sites and stunning wildlife, Orkney is a wonderful place to go for a walk. This guide of 40 walks from Pocket Mountains will help you make the most of it.

Full of surprises and infused with history, Cheshire is a wonderful place to go for a walk! From the wild and open hills of the Peaks to the low-lying pastures of the Plain, Cheshire is covered in a spider's web of footpaths, bridleways, towpaths and trails and is well served by welcoming pubs and cosy cafes. There is so much to see in this corner of England and there is no better way to explore it than by lacing up your boots and setting off on foot - armed of course with this selection of 40 circular walks.

Jesus commanded ALL his disciples to heal the sick It's not an optional extra for the super-spiritual. Therefore it must be possible for ordinary believers like you and me. But many are afraid of disappointment, or don't know what to do. Born from fifteen years of teaching healing, 'Heal the Sick ' is a clear, Biblical and practical book to get you started, plus some new tips to help you get better. It includes: * Testimonies * Does our mindset matter? * How to run a school of healing * Lists of healing and root cause Scriptures

Power corrupts But why? God invented authority so it should be good, wise, loving, honest and necessary But that is not our usual experience. In fact, abused or neglected authority is probably at the root of most of our problems today. What's more, Christians have far more authority than most realize. Find out God's perfect plan When you get this right, it will influence your family, your business, your whole life One pastor said, 'This has totally changed the way I view and run our church ' It will also change your impact and effectiveness as a Christian

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