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    Two Feet, Four Paws: Walking the Coastline of Britain
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    Two Feet, Four Paws: Walking the Coastline of Britain

    By Spud Talbot-Ponsonby

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    The heart-warming tale of one dog and her owner, who face daily physical and mental challenges with a sense of humor and determination as the walk the entire coastline of Britain Take one headstrong dog and a feisty young woman, and send them off on a walk for the equivalent distance of London to Delhi. Tess the dog flirts outrageously with good-looking farmers and charms unsuspecting toddlers into parting with their ice cream as her apologetic owner follows. From sleepy fishing villages to urban streets, spotting avocets and flamingos along the way, Spud slows life down for a year and experiences the coastline of Britain with its eccentric mix of innovation and tradition as she walks an impressive 4,500 miles to raise money for charity.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSummersdale
    Release dateApr 1, 2009
    ISBN9780857654281
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      Well-written story of Tess and Spud's journey the circumference of Britain as part of a charity event.