By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. It is singularly unpleasant to be around (its owners break up and fight over who doesn't get to keep it), largely due to the fact that Boogie's one great talent in life is a hideous, nuclear-level flatulence and Wallington has to share a tent with it.

This book inspired Radnor Winn to walk the South West Coast Path and her subsequent book, The Salt Path, transformed her life. Boogie - flatulent, streetwise yet still lovable; Mark Wallington -the natural successor to Jerome K Jerome. THE BOOK Omnibus edition of Mark Wallington's two humour/travel classics featuring the much-loved Boogie.Not exactly as Mark had planned, however: this time his companion was to be the delectable Jennifer - but she was held up at the office, and when Boogie was dropped off at the kennels the other dogs complained.

A well written and humorous book about one man’s travels with an urban dog along the SW Coast Path, mostly living on Heinz soup and Kennomeat! As soon as I read the open description about Minehead I had confidence that Mr Wallington was going to capture the spirit of South West England, and he didn't disappoint.Boogie up the River' is about travelling the length of the Thames, from London up-river to its source. I liked the part when Mark said by the end of it, all Boogie had was a headache and identity crisis! Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). Mile Walkies, Mark Wallington, First published by Hutchinson 1986, my edition published by Arrow 1987.