Somehow better than his other book (at least it is impossible to scramble the sections of a set trail): in any case it still lacks some more general and longer introductions to the trails giving a concrete overview and practical suggestions before describing in depth the various sections. Again the descriptions are not very interesting in isolation and sometimes not very easy to follow if read in advance, sometimes they lack of details. Nothing to say about pictures, I don't think there is the need to add details on these (the trails are usually well signposted). All in all the "guidebook" aspect should be expanded and revised. ( )