Description
Hertfordshire, one of the Home Counties close to the capital, features some spectacular countryside including the chalk escarpment fringes of the Chilterns, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and many beautiful valleys including the Lee and the Colne.
In 50 Gems of Hertfordshire local author Abigail Hamilton-Thompson explores the unique locations that make the county special and the many breathtaking views in the unspoiled countryside. She investigates the hidden delights in historic towns such as Ware, Royston and the city of St Albans. From nature reserves to Roman Verulamium, churches to caves, watermills to windmills and the geological rarity that is Hertfordshire puddingstone, readers will venture on a journey of discovery around the treasures of the county.
About the Author
Abigail Hamilton-Thompson is a local author. She has written a children's walking guide as well as a number of articles for magazines such as Countryfile, Birdwatching and the former Hertfordshire Countryside magazine.
Reviews
'With a total of 96 pages and 100 full colour illustrations, even glancing through this attractive paperback makes one want to go out and explore more of our interesting county. Just to read about them might be to discover some you never knew about.' -- Herts Past and Present, Spring 2025
Book Information
ISBN 9781445693408
Author Abigail Hamilton-Thompson
Format Paperback
Page Count 96
Imprint Amberley Publishing
Publisher Amberley Publishing
Weight(grams) 307g
