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	title:	Brecon Beacons National Park: Western and Central Areas (OS Explorer Map)
	author:	Ordnance Survey
	format:	Map
	publisher:	Ordnance Survey
	released:	January 5, 2009
	isbn:	0319240533
	isbn-13:	9780319240533

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Customer Reviews
OS Explorer Map - Rated I guess most people looking to purchase an OS Explorer map already knows of the quality and value of these maps. Essential for any walker who may go even just a little off the beaten track, these maps give you all the detail you need to plan your route or simply make sure you don't get lost. OS Maps are great! - Rated We had good fun making our own walks up whilst in the Brecon area - with varying degrees of success, which in most was down to my limited map reading skills. A must buy for anyone visiting the Brecon Beacons. Walker's Essential - Rated It hardly seems necessary to write a review of an Ordinance Survey map, but for anyone not familiar with them, these Explorer maps offer a detailed plan of the countryside, indicating contours, paths, features (and dangers) in full colour. Absolutely essential for anyone planning to walk in the hills, or even the low levels - OS maps provide you with a route planner, a ready source of information, and an intriguing read! Simply studying maps will help you understand the history of the locale and bring questions to mind which you might care to unravel by a walk in the landscape ... and a walk to your local library. As I say, a review of Ordinance Survey seems superfluous, yet the maps are far more enduring and far more fascinating than most books published. Buy a map, open it out on the floor, and study it. It will fascinate you, it will envigorate you, it will get you going places you'd never noticed before. But a word of warning: if you plan going for a walk, wear the right equipment, especially if you are walking in the higher areas in Scotland, Wales, or the North of England. And, if you choose to walk in the hills, learn to navigate and learn some mountain survival techniques - the weather doesn't show up on the map, but it can break in minutes and leave you fighting for your life. Enjoy an Ordnance Survey map ... but learn how to use it too.

Customer Reviews

OS Explorer Map - Rated 5/5
I guess most people looking to purchase an OS Explorer map already knows of the quality and value of these maps. Essential for any walker who may go even just a little off the beaten track, these maps give you all the detail you need to plan your route or simply make sure you don't get lost.

OS Maps are great! - Rated 5/5
We had good fun making our own walks up whilst in the Brecon area - with varying degrees of success, which in most was down to my limited map reading skills. A must buy for anyone visiting the Brecon Beacons.

Walker's Essential - Rated 5/5
It hardly seems necessary to write a review of an Ordinance Survey map, but for anyone not familiar with them, these Explorer maps offer a detailed plan of the countryside, indicating contours, paths, features (and dangers) in full colour. Absolutely essential for anyone planning to walk in the hills, or even the low levels - OS maps provide you with a route planner, a ready source of information, and an intriguing read! Simply studying maps will help you understand the history of the locale and bring questions to mind which you might care to unravel by a walk in the landscape ... and a walk to your local library.
As I say, a review of Ordinance Survey seems superfluous, yet the maps are far more enduring and far more fascinating than most books published. Buy a map, open it out on the floor, and study it. It will fascinate you, it will envigorate you, it will get you going places you'd never noticed before. But a word of warning: if you plan going for a walk, wear the right equipment, especially if you are walking in the higher areas in Scotland, Wales, or the North of England. And, if you choose to walk in the hills, learn to navigate and learn some mountain survival techniques - the weather doesn't show up on the map, but it can break in minutes and leave you fighting for your life.
Enjoy an Ordnance Survey map ... but learn how to use it too.

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