Walking Books

Most of these books include photos, poetry and maps.

Walking in Wales: The Pembrokeshire Coast Path

From St.Dogmaels to Pembroke along dramatic cliffs, sandy coves and stony beaches. Experiencing the 12th century beauty and simplicity of St.David’s Cathedral. A boat trip to the puffin nests of Sgomer. The impregnable Pembroke Castle. June 2019. Poetry & photography.

Walking The Israel National Trail

From the silence of the Negev desert to the lively city of Tel Aviv. Experiencing the biblical history of the land, on foot, and the intimate experience of my fellow walkers on what it is to be an Israeli. March/April 2018. Poetry & photography.

Step by Step Poetry & Images inspired by walking El Camino de Santiago | Martin R Strasmore | Poetry

In June 2016 Martin completed walking the pilgrimage route from St Jean Pied de Port, in France, 500 miles across Spain to Santiago de Compostela.  He walked the first half to Carrion in August 2014. – This book combines both halves of the walk and includes his powerful poems and images describing his profound experiences.   

The English Coast to Coast Walk St Bees, Cumbria to Robin Hoods Bay, Yorkshire | Martin R Strasmore | Travel

The Inner and the Outer Journey, Walking across the countryside and villages of Northern England is a visual, taste and spiritual treat. There are many periods when you can walk alone for hours, being in connection with nature.  Poetry & photography.  August, 2012 

Iceland on Foot, August 2011 | Martin R Strasmore | Travel

The Markarfljot Valley and Reykjavik, Walk across Southern Iceland and enjoy summer days in Reykjavik – a land of rainbows, steaming volcanoes, beautiful sculpture gardens and friendly people. November 28, 2011 

Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro | Martin R Strasmore | Travel

My daughter, Sharada, and I did this adventure together.  Camping up to 15,000 feet and walking (struggling) up under a full moon, reaching the summit (19,400 feet) at sunrise.  We then enjoyed a wondrous safari in Tanzania’s great parks.  Photos and journal.  February 201.