Britain's Weird and Wonderful Countryside

<p><b>You don’t need to be an expert to enjoy the outdoors. You just need to be curious.<br></b><br>From journalist and natural history enthusiast Hannah Roe comes Britain’s Weird and Wonderful Countryside, a fascinating compendium of the most intriguing features and forgotten secrets found across the British countryside. This is the ultimate field guide for anyone who has ever paused on a walk, noticed something unusual, and wondered: what’s that all about?<br><br>With a spirit of old-fashioned adventure, Hannah equips you with the tools to read the land and explore the quirks of Britain's counties and regions, answering questions like:<br><br>- why do rivers bend?<br>- why do some horses have furry feet?<br>- why are some places always muddy?<br>- why does Somerset have so many apples?<br>- and how can you tell if you've found a smugglers' cove?<br><br>Whether you’re planning a weekend wander close to home or you're heading off on a staycation, Britain’s Weird and Wonderful Countryside is your invitation to turn the simplest walk into a mini adventure.</p>