John Parker

Biography
A keen cyclist, then fell-walker and mountaineer, John Parker spent all his working life as a cartographic surveyor with the Ordnance Survey, including an extended spell in Cumbria, to which he returned after early retirement during 1992. In late 1996 he began to survey the lakes for his own interest as a canoeist.

The result is a set of detailed charts that record the lakes down to rocks, islets, reeds and shingle, as well as the routes running closest to the shorelines

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An Atlas of the English Lakes

£16.95

An atlas of beautiful hand-drawn coloured charts of the Lake District’s seventeen lakes and surrounding shores. Together with the author’s notes, they illustrate over 124 miles of shoreline for exploration by canoe or boat, and over 150 miles for walkers to trace on paths, tracks and minor roads. A unique pictorial guide. Read and see more…

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