Ley Lines: Early British Trackways, Moats, Mounds, Camps and Sites

This was the first book on leys, commonly known as "ley-ines" by their rediscoverer, Alfred Watkins. For Watkins, leys were just physical trackways between ancient sites, burial mounds, tumps, old churches etc. which were aligned in a dead straight line across the countryside. This book was followed by the more seminal work  The Old Straight Track  for which he is better known, but you should read this book first. Think of it as a "work in progress".Watkins' concept was further developed by the late John Michell in his  The New View over Atlantis  which for anyone interested in the New Age aspect of ley-lines is an absolute must-read along with  The Sun and the Serpent  by Hamish Miller and Paul Broadhurst. The Old Straight TrackThe New View over AtlantisThe Sun and the Serpent

I thought there would be more maps and useful info, but it's more about history etc.

Slim, nit heavy but most interesting

Very interesting book which I have been trying to find for some time. Good value for money

A good priced reference book