For anyone interested in the outdoors, the Explorer Video series from Thomas Video Productions is just for you. The series features specially produced walking guides to three of the most beautiful areas in the United Kingdom, together with a cruising guide to the waterways of the South of France. These videos offer you
comprehensive information on the following areas.

Pathways of Snowdon   VHS & DVD

Snowdon or Yr Wyddfa as the mountain is known in Welsh is the country's highest mountain. Situated in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park, Snowdon attracts more than a million visitors each year. Some arrive by way of The Snowdon Mountain Railway, but the vast majority choose to walk up one of the main footpaths that converge on the summit cairn.
The area is a magnet for walkers, ramblers and mountaineers and standing at a height of 1,085 metres above sea level, the mountain provides spectacular views of the surrounding countryside.
Snowdon offers walkers a chance to explore the ruined mine workings that litter her slopes and to study the industrial archaeology of the area.
From a safety point of view, it should be remembered that weather conditions on the mountain can change very quickly and it is essential that visitors are properly equipped. Sturdy footwear should be worn at all times and warm, waterproof clothing should be carried.

Canal du Midi  Cruising Guide   VHS & DVD

This video guide covers the Canal du Midi from Toulouse up to the summit level at the Col de Narouze and then down through the vineyards of the Minervois to its eastern terminus in the port of Sète. The guide includes the Canal de la Robine that runs down through Narbonne and on to the Med, together with the Canal du Rhône à Sète that crosses the Camargue to the walled towns of Aigues-Mortes and Beaucaire.

The Yorkshire Dales National Park is the third largest in the British Isles and walkers and ramblers have always been attracted to this area of outstanding natural beauty. The area is best known for its rolling fells and stunning limestone scenery.
Anyone who enjoys walking will find an abundance  of footpaths meandering through some of the most delightful countryside in the United Kingdom. Visitors can enjoy the hustle and bustle of market towns such as Settle and Hawes and then escape to the peace and tranquillity of the open fells where their only companions will be sheep and skylarks. The Dales are renowned for their stunning limestone scenery. Malham Cove with its limestone cliffs is a magnet for climbers and walkers alike, while Gordale Scar with its deep limestone gorge is a truly impressive sight.