When Anna retired after 30 years of teaching, and with her children now grown, she was able to pursue various diverse interests. She raised the profile of netball, securing a weekly column reporting on league matches, and so honing her writing and photographic skills.Her dog Ruby was a significant influence, and together they travelled around the UK and Europe in her motorhome. She quickly discovered little information was available about camping with dogs. She began writing articles accompanied by photographs to submit to magazines, and several were published.Upon Ruby's demise Anna wrote her book "My Friend Ruby" chronicling their time together. WithAmber, Ruby's daughter, and then Pearl, Ruby's great granddaughter, Anna continued travelling in her motorhome. In 2016, a series of her articles about walks from campsites, entitled “Wonderful Walks,” were published in Motorhome Monthly Magazine (MMM).

WOW WOW WOW cracker of a book this one! Truly superb for all us doggy people who like to camp away with our kids (four legged of course). Dog Training Weekly "if you like camping and love taking along your dog, but aren't sure where to go, this book will help you find the perfect location for a weekend jaunt" - Rescue & Animal Care Magazine. A real `dog's-eye' view about the pros and cons of each location--Dogs Monthly. Its maps are useful and I particularly enjoyed being able to visualise some of the walks I had already done. Another aspect was the appreciation of cityscapes and the facility for the walker and dog to enjoy a day out by rail. -The Kennel Club. Even if you don't own a dog, this is a great book to consult if you just fancy a stroll from a site. - Practical Motorhome and Practical Caravan. A useful tool for dog walkers. - Camping and Caravanning Club Magazine.

• Introduction - Brief account of me and my dog/dogsChapter 1 - Walking and Motorhoming (Reason for the book)*Quest to find a campsite that fits my criteria ie, dog facilities and footpaths*How it all started with MMMChapter 2 - Keeping Safe*Country Code *Importance of using maps*Using mobile phones*Weather watching*Controlling dogs.Chapter 3 - My ideal campsite*Different types of campsites*Different prices and price structure*My requirements. This chapter is more about information that review.Chapter 4 - Finding WalksExplaining how the walks are organizedChapter 5 - Walks in North EastChapter 6 - Walks in South EastChapter 7 - Walks in CentralChapter 8 - Walks in North WestChapter 9 - Walks in South WestChapter 10 - Walks in WalesChapter 11 - Walks in Scotland.Appendix - Addresses of organizations such as National Trust etc.Index

When Anna retired after 30 years of teaching, and with her children now grown, she was able to pursue various diverse interests. She raised the profile of netball, securing a weekly column reporting on league matches, and so honing her writing and photographic skills.Her dog Ruby was a significant influence, and together they travelled around the UK and Europe in her motorhome. She quickly discovered little information was available about camping with dogs. She began writing articles accompanied by photographs to submit to magazines, and several were published.Upon Ruby's demise Anna wrote her book "My Friend Ruby" chronicling their time together. WithAmber, Ruby's daughter, and then Pearl, Ruby's great granddaughter, Anna continued travelling in her motorhome. In 2016, a series of her articles about walks from campsites, entitled “Wonderful Walks,” were published in Motorhome Monthly Magazine (MMM).

WOW WOW WOW cracker of a book this one! Truly superb for all us doggy people who like to camp away with our kids (four legged of course). Dog Training Weekly "if you like camping and love taking along your dog, but aren't sure where to go, this book will help you find the perfect location for a weekend jaunt" - Rescue & Animal Care Magazine. A real `dog's-eye' view about the pros and cons of each location--Dogs Monthly. Its maps are useful and I particularly enjoyed being able to visualise some of the walks I had already done. Another aspect was the appreciation of cityscapes and the facility for the walker and dog to enjoy a day out by rail. -The Kennel Club. Even if you don't own a dog, this is a great book to consult if you just fancy a stroll from a site. - Practical Motorhome and Practical Caravan. A useful tool for dog walkers. - Camping and Caravanning Club Magazine.

• Introduction - Brief account of me and my dog/dogsChapter 1 - Walking and Motorhoming (Reason for the book)*Quest to find a campsite that fits my criteria ie, dog facilities and footpaths*How it all started with MMMChapter 2 - Keeping Safe*Country Code *Importance of using maps*Using mobile phones*Weather watching*Controlling dogs.Chapter 3 - My ideal campsite*Different types of campsites*Different prices and price structure*My requirements. This chapter is more about information that review.Chapter 4 - Finding WalksExplaining how the walks are organizedChapter 5 - Walks in North EastChapter 6 - Walks in South EastChapter 7 - Walks in CentralChapter 8 - Walks in North WestChapter 9 - Walks in South WestChapter 10 - Walks in WalesChapter 11 - Walks in Scotland.Appendix - Addresses of organizations such as National Trust etc.Index

When Anna retired after 30 years of teaching, and with her children now grown, she was able to pursue various diverse interests. She raised the profile of netball, securing a weekly column reporting on league matches, and so honing her writing and photographic skills.Her dog Ruby was a significant influence, and together they travelled around the UK and Europe in her motorhome. She quickly discovered little information was available about camping with dogs. She began writing articles accompanied by photographs to submit to magazines, and several were published.Upon Ruby's demise Anna wrote her book "My Friend Ruby" chronicling their time together. WithAmber, Ruby's daughter, and then Pearl, Ruby's great granddaughter, Anna continued travelling in her motorhome. In 2016, a series of her articles about walks from campsites, entitled “Wonderful Walks,” were published in Motorhome Monthly Magazine (MMM).

WOW WOW WOW cracker of a book this one! Truly superb for all us doggy people who like to camp away with our kids (four legged of course). Dog Training Weekly "if you like camping and love taking along your dog, but aren't sure where to go, this book will help you find the perfect location for a weekend jaunt" - Rescue & Animal Care Magazine. A real `dog's-eye' view about the pros and cons of each location--Dogs Monthly. Its maps are useful and I particularly enjoyed being able to visualise some of the walks I had already done. Another aspect was the appreciation of cityscapes and the facility for the walker and dog to enjoy a day out by rail. -The Kennel Club. Even if you don't own a dog, this is a great book to consult if you just fancy a stroll from a site. - Practical Motorhome and Practical Caravan. A useful tool for dog walkers. - Camping and Caravanning Club Magazine.

• Introduction - Brief account of me and my dog/dogsChapter 1 - Walking and Motorhoming (Reason for the book)*Quest to find a campsite that fits my criteria ie, dog facilities and footpaths*How it all started with MMMChapter 2 - Keeping Safe*Country Code *Importance of using maps*Using mobile phones*Weather watching*Controlling dogs.Chapter 3 - My ideal campsite*Different types of campsites*Different prices and price structure*My requirements. This chapter is more about information that review.Chapter 4 - Finding WalksExplaining how the walks are organizedChapter 5 - Walks in North EastChapter 6 - Walks in South EastChapter 7 - Walks in CentralChapter 8 - Walks in North WestChapter 9 - Walks in South WestChapter 10 - Walks in WalesChapter 11 - Walks in Scotland.Appendix - Addresses of organizations such as National Trust etc.Index