Wanderers: A History of Women Walking | 
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This was #moremehthanyeah! Mainly focuses on women walkers/writers in the UK (in fact only 2 chapters are based abroad), and hasn't really encouraged me to seek out some of their work. I might look up Anais Nin and Linda Cracknell.
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AllDebooks I really like the sound of this but disappointing that it's not global. Maybe she'll do a sequel 8mo
jenniferw88 @AllDebooks The problem is that there's LOTS of books about male authors/walkers throughout history, but hardly any on women, because the information just isn't available/there. Misogyny (I think? - brain isn't in gear at the moment!) - at work again 😡 8mo
Cinfhen Such a great idea for #TitlesAndTunes too bad it wasn‘t a winner 😕 8mo
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Cortg I love walking, hiking & backpacking. I may pick this one up out of curiosity. 😊 8mo
BarbaraBB Anais Nin is an interesting person but I am not sure what‘s she‘s got to do with walking? I thought she was always in the salons in Paris 😂 8mo
jenniferw88 @BarbaraBB she does a lot of walking, either alone or with a lover, in Paris (& to a lesser extent, New York) to help her with the writing. 8mo
BarbaraBB Ah she walks in Paris, that makes sense. I thought in England! 8mo
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