Few contemporary writers have lingered longer or more thoughtfully among these landscapes than Terry Marsh. A single philosophical fragment characterises this exploration: “…A patient and watchful eye, an attentive ear and the ability to stand still and let Lakeland come to you will reward even the least valiant of explorers…”
There is a quality at work here, one seldom met amid screes of guidebooks. He cheerfully confesses to being a tree hugger, and that an affectionate pat for standing stones “makes me feel grounded”. Sixty years of Lakeland exploration are distilled here: the result is a mature work that fuses writing and photography into a single artform honouring one man's sense of place.
Wordsworth's “universe of Nature's fairest forms” has rarely been so admirably served.

Jim Crumley, author of Lakeland Wild and Seasons of Storm and Wonder

Think nothing new can be written about Cumbria... think again. Terry Marsh's painstakingly researched and beautifully written book fizzes with new information leaping from every page.

Mick Smith, Cumbria and Lakeland Walker magazine Editor

Crisp and sharp, fascinating throughout, [this book] is an outstanding journey through the Lake District.

Bill Birkett, Author, Mountaineer and Photographer