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Review: Big Trails Great Britain & Ireland Volumes 1 &2. Edited by Kathy Rogers and Stephen Ross. Published by Vertebrate. £17.99 & £20.00 THE second of these guides to Big Trails in Great Britain and Ireland has just been published by Vertebrate but I felt it best to review both books as together they cover 50 of the best long-distance walks in these countries. Several of the trails are household names – Cleveland Way, Dales Way, Offa’s Dyke Path, Pennine Way, Wainwright’s Coast to Coast and the West Highland Way. However, there are many other lesser known trails that look very...

Review: Big Trails Great Britain & Ireland Volumes 1 &2. Edited by Kathy Rogers and Stephen Ross. Published by Vertebrate. £17.99 & £20.00 THE second of these guides to Big Trails in Great Britain and Ireland has just been published by Vertebrate but I felt it best to review both books as together they cover 50 of the best long-distance walks in these countries. Several of the trails are household names – Cleveland Way, Dales Way, Offa’s Dyke Path, Pennine Way, Wainwright’s Coast to Coast and the West Highland Way. However, there are many other lesser known trails that look very...

KNIGHTON, Montgomery and Berriew will feature in an episode of a TV series championing the Offa's Dyke Path later this week. Wonders of the Border returns to our screens this Thursday, May 6, at 7.30pm on ITV Cymru Wales, presented by Sean Fletcher. The show, being broadcast throughout April and May, sees the Good Morning Britain and Countryfile presenter visit more than 50 locations along the 177-mile National Trail and meet some of the amazing variety of people who have made the borderlands between Wales and England their home. The network broadcast of the six-part series is planned...

Published: 4/24/2021 2:00:11 PM Michael Lindberg knew exactly what his diagnosis would be when he walked into a neurologist office at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon 18 months ago. He actually knew for some time that the symptoms he had been dealing with would result in a Parkinson’s diagnosis. But like so many others he didn’t want to admit it. “Denial is a wonderful thing for us to apply to many different circumstances,” said Lindberg, the former Chief Medical Officer at Monadnock Community Hospital in Peterborough. But there were obvious signs associated with the debi...

Activity wards off disease Michael Lindberg of Peterborough retired from his position as Chief Medical Officer at Monadnock Community Hospital to deal with his Parkinson's diagnosis. Staff photo by Ben Conant— Michael Lindberg of Peterborough retired from his position as Chief Medical Officer at Monadnock Community Hospital to deal with his Parkinson's diagnosis. Staff photo by Ben Conant— Michael Lindberg of Peterborough retired from his position as Chief Medical Officer at Monadnock Community Hospital to deal with his Parkinson's diagnosis. Staff photo by Ben Conant— Dr. Michael Lindb...