Publications

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Please use the links below to jump to the section of publications that you are interested in:

Visitors
	Alternative Guide to the Mendip Hills
	Blackdown Bike Card
	Bleadon Hill and Hutton Hill
	Bleadon Hill and Village
	Burrington Coombe Walk Card 1
	Burrington Coombe Walk Card 2
	Charterhouse
	Deer Leep
	Discover Your Past - map
	Discover Your Past Side 1 - Information
	Fat Tyre Trail Guide Inner
	Fat Tyre Trail Guide Outer
	Limestone Link
	Netherwood leaflet (side 1)
	Netherwood leaflet (side 2)
	Newsletter Spring 2008
	Newsletter Winter 2008
	Ubley, Compton Martin and Hazel Manor
	Visitor Guide Side 1 - information
	Visitor Guide Side 2 - map
	West Mendip Way
	Winscombe Hill to Cross
Residents
	Guide for Dog Owners
Partners
	Argricultural buildings guidelines
	CHERT Dry Stone Walls Typology
	English Heritage Project
	Focus Group Findings
	Horse Related Building Design
	Lifelines - Mendip Hills AONB Dry Stone Wall Survey and Celebration
	Lifelines Ecological Survey
	Management Plan Review Scoping Report 2007
	Mendip Hills Annual Review 2006-7
	Mendip Hills AONB Action Plan 2004-2009
	Mendip Hills AONB Annual Review 2007-2008
	Mendip Hills AONB Management Plan 2004-2009
	Overview of Planning Controls in the AONB
	Strategy for the Historic Environment document

Other publications:

Explorer Map 0141: Cheddar Gorge and Mendip Hills West

Walking on the Mendip Hills by Sue Gearing

Mendip Rambles by Peter Wright

Mendip Underground by D J Irvin and A R Jarratt

Ride your Bike The West Country South West Climbs by Pat Littlejohn

The South West Coast Path by Paddy Dillon

Cheddar Valley Railway Walk by Douglas Kidder

West Mendip Way by Derick Moyes

Mendip: The Complete Caves and a View of the Hills by Nicholas Barrington and Willie Stanton

The above publications are available on the following websites:

http://www.whsmith.co.uk
http://www.amazon.co.uk

and The Strawberry Line Heritage Trail is available Here