Non Fiction

Fishlock’s Wild Tracks

Trevor Fishlock

Category: Non Fiction, Places, Travel

Number of pages: 154

ISBN: 9781854112255

Publication date: May 21, 1998

Price: £9.95

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Published to accompany the third series of Wild Tracks, HTV’s most successful programme, this book follows twelve of Fishlock’s walks in Wales. Not a guidebook so much as an itinerary of places of historical and cultural interest, Fishlock meets local characters and searches out the oddities of history in Wales.
Fishlock’s writing has a clarity and descriptive quality which is matched by stills taken from the television series. Although the films are broadcast only in Wales and on cable television, armchair travellers and everyone with an interest in the matter of Britain will find something to charm or puzzle them in this book.
The Walks. The South Gower Coast; The Taff Trail to Cardiff; the North Anglesey Coast, the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path; Llansteffan to Llandowror; the Gwent Borderlands around Abergavenny and Skenfrith; Montgomery to Gregynog; the Ysytwyth Valley; the Wye Valley; Nantlle and Conwy; the Dysenni Valley; the Honddu Valley around Brecon and Tretower. Each walk is illustrated by stills from the accompanying television film

Trevor Fishlock

Trevor Fishlock (1941-2026) was a writer and broadcaster. He was staff correspondent of The Times in India and New York, and Moscow bureau chief for The Daily Telegraph. He worked on assignment in more than sixty countries and published books about Wales, India, America and Russia. He wrote and presented the popular Wild Tracks series for ITV, which ran for nine years, and Fishlock’s Sea Stories for BBC Wales

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