The Salt Road

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These two pleasant routes offer a circular walk around the parishes of Goulceby and Asterby, passing through farmland, quiet lanes, and part of the Viking Way. The final of our Lincolnshire wolds walks starts from a small village on the outskirts of the Lincolnshire Wolds. Before crossing into the rolling hills, taking in beech woods, classical architecture and charming lakes. Beautiful, evocative, and inspiring, this is a book for the traveler, the student of life, and people who are willing to set aside preconceived prejudices and immerse themselves in another world.” Service will divert after serving Bedwardine Inn – left onto Watery Lane, right onto Bransford Road, right onto A4440, right onto Bromyard Road and left into Tudor Way to resume normal route around the estate loop.

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This walk combines the history and wildlife of an ancient valley with the wide open spaces of the Wolds and has wonderful views down to the coast. You can also pay a visit to the South Thoresby Warren Local Nature Reserve. I have never read any of Jane Johnson's previous books but was aware of her fantasy books written under the pseudonym Jude Fisher. The Salt Road was recommended to me and I am glad to say, it was well worth reading. So starts this adventure of a woman who is damaged from her childhood, but finds strength, romance and a new self, all because the amulet seemed to draw her to this strange and wonderful place. This walk passes through an area that was once one of the most industrial parts of the Wolds, where ironstone was mined for nearly 40 years. Focus climate change knowledge, resilience, adaption, via the mystery of the natural world, archives and latest international scientific research.Other statues and markers along the trail serve as poignant reminders of those who perished during the journey, succumbing to exposure, exhaustion, or accidents. They stand as a silent testament to the hazards of the trek.

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This novel tells the stories of Isabelle Treslove-Faucet, once a wild tomboy but now a reformed, "grown up" corporate tax accountant, and the circumstances that lead her to travel to Morrocco to uncover her mysterious past, and Mariata, a Tuareg woman and desert wanderer who experiences a host of misfortunes and travails and must make a thousand-mile journey across the Sahara on foot to protect herself and her baby from an unwanted marriage. The two narratives are set about forty years apart in time, but this does not become apparent early on, so for a while readers will struggle to determine when and where all this is taking place and how any of these events could be linked together.The story weaves together to tell the two tales of Mariata and Isabella. These two women have had very contrasting lives, living in different times and countries, where women are treated in hugely different ways and have vastly different expectations. Isabella in the West being, what we would think of, as a strong, independent, ambitious woman and Mariata in the more Eastern lifestyle. Yet Mariata too is a strong, independent and ambitious woman. The outworking of these qualities in their lives and diverse circumstances bring lots of substance to the story. A chunk of Baltic amber containing preserved insects. / Anders L. Damgaard, Wikimedia Commons // CC BY-SA 4.0

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Winceby was the location of a key Civil War battle in October 1643 and this route offers views across to Slash Hollow, where the battle reached its bloody end. You can also see remains of deserted medieval settlements!From limestone cliffs to rolling hills and fens, you can explore the countryside and catch a glimpse of a wide array of flora and fauna.

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Covenants were ordinarily made over a sacrificial meal, in which salt was a necessary element. The preservative qualities of salt made it a peculiarly fitting symbol of an enduring compact, sealing it with an obligation to fidelity. The word salt thus acquired connotations of high esteem and honour in ancient and modern languages. Examples include the Arab avowal “There is salt between us,” the Hebrew expression “to eat the salt of the palace,” and the modern Persian phrase namak ḥarām, “untrue to salt” (i.e., disloyal or ungrateful). In English the term “salt of the earth” describes a person held in high esteem. This walk links the villages of Fulletby, Tetford and Belchford and the hamlet of Salmonby, taking in woods, fields, lakes and spectacular views.Due to the closure of Ledbury Road in Wellington Heath, Service 675 will divert from Ledbury via Bromyard Road, Storesbrook Bridge, Staplow Crossroads and Hollow Lane to and from Wellington Heath (Oak Tree). Stops along Ledbury Road and Beggar’s Ash will not be served. From the Bronze Age to the Iron Age, the Tin Route was a major artery that provided early settlements with access to a vital ingredient for metal-making: tin. Copper must be alloyed with tin to make bronze, an advance that occurred in the Near East around 2800 BCE and created a stronger, better metal than the type used previously. This new technology created a demand for tin, and as it is not found in many places, the resource became an important item for trade. The road from Limone Piemonte to Monesi di Triora in the Italian Alps is ideal if you’re looking for a scenic and off-the-beaten-path road trip. This gravel road winds through the breathtaking mountains of Liguria for about 30 kilometers, providing a rare combination of adventure and natural beauty.