Frequented Ways A general survey of the land forms, climates and vegetation of western europe, considered in their relation to the life of man; including a detailed study of some typical regions by Marion I Newbigin
From Preface:
This book is intended, not for the geographer in the technical sense, but for all those interested in their surroundings, and the interrelations between these and the life of man. It has been given more or less definitely the form of a travel book, partly because, as indicated by the title, some at least of the regions described are so much frequented as to be familiar, by actual experience or through reading, to most educated persons, and partly to emphasise the main purpose, which is to suggest the interest and the novelty of the familiar. It is hoped that, despite the detail which it has been thought necessary to give, something of the joy of intensive travel shines through the pages.