Hadrian's Wall Path: A Walk Through History

Join Paul on an epic walk along one of the most famous and interesting walks in the world - Hadrian's Wall. Find all about its history, both ancient and modern, and learn about the people that have tried to destroy it as well as the people that have tried to save it.

This walk covers a lot more than just the wall, though. Find out which king carried around a human arm for luck and learn about one of the most famous spy-swaps in history. But if it's wall you want, find out where to see the longest, the tallest, the best bits and the rudest bits! Stretching across the north of England, walking the wall sees Paul and the gang enjoy leisurely long summer days tramping across country encountering all sorts of unexpected delights.

Spending the week under canvas, they battle the British weather, get fleeced by the locals, and get blisters thrown in for good luck. This book gives a delightful history of the wall, as well as an amusing account of a walk along it, all told in a friendly and light-hearted manner that will make you smile.

This is Paul's fourth book, following up on the success of 54 Degrees North, Rambling On and Coast to Coast.

Paul Amess was born and bred in Hull, Yorkshire, and spent many years travelling the world to exotic places until it finally dawned on him that the best place in the world was right on his own doorstep. He now spends as much of his time as possible walking around England learning about its fascinating history and meeting often interesting and usually strange people.

Author: Paul Amess

Publisher: Independently Published

Publication Date: Dec 10, 2020

Number of Pages: 176 pages

Binding: Paperback or Softback

ISBN-10: NA

ISBN-13: 9798579556356