A Walking Journey Through Britain’s Weather

In All Weathers is a beautifully written guide to all of Britain’s weathers, told through a series of interesting walks. From the howling winds of Skye to the fen-sucked fogs of East Anglia.

Read how to keep safe in snowy weather and thunderstorms.

Weather in Britain is often deemed simply as good (sunny) or bad (anything else). But changeable weather like we have, should be celebrated. It transforms the light, textures and colours of a landscape, influences our mood and behaviour and of course keeps England a green and pleasant land, through lots of rain!

Britain’s weather has inspired poets and artists, seeped into our language and shaped our way of life. New worlds have emerged – shrouded in fog or refreshed by rain.

This book sees the author walk across Britain through rain, fog, wind, ice and snow, to look at the natural world and where our weather comes from, and how it is changing. It’s time to throw open the doors to embrace the wildness of weather!

By avoiding rain, we’ve forgotten how to appreciate it. How it falls, how it feels, and how it affects our land.

About the Author

Matt Gaw is a writer, journalist and naturalist who works with Suffolk Wildlife Trust and writes a monthly country diary for Suffolk magazine.