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Growing up on the Yorkshire Moors created a passion for the natural world that has been central in Rob's life ever since. Since graduating with first class honours from Leeds University, he has become a prolific writer and musician. His work has appeared in the Independent, Express, News of the World and Yorkshire Post and his songs on Radio 1, Radio 2 and 6Music, with Q describing his lyrics as 'worthy of John Betjeman'. Rob is married and lives in North London. For more information visit http://robandleo.com. You can also follow Rob and Leo on Facebook and Twitter https://www.facebook.com/getbackuk and @robandleo Leo was born and raised in London but always pined for the fresh sea air and wide-open spaces of the south west where he was taken on yearly holidays. Graduating from Christ's College, Cambridge having switched subjects from Natural Sciences to English Literature due to a lamentable lack of poetry in the former, he went on to start a company teaching kung fu, before a spell as a management consultant and web designer. He now writes and lives in West London. For more information visit http://robandleo.com. You can also follow Rob and Leo on Facebook and Twitter https://www.facebook.com/getbackuk and @robandleo
Two of the UK's most exciting nature writers. A thoughtful adventure in learning simple skills that help connect people to nature. - Guardian Essential reading - Daily Express 'At its simplest their book gives advice on connecting with nature through twelve activities... but Skimming Stones delves deeper. Each section draws the reader lyrically into deeper philosophical waters... I was simply carried along by the authors' sense of awe, and their quiet belief that our lives can be enriched through a deeper connection with nature.' 4* - BBC Wildlife It's a holistic approach to enjoying the outdoors and simple activities - something we should all learn... this re-awakening is long overdue. - Cumbria Magazine The writing is well researched, if somewhat eclectic, and permeated with all the infectiousness of two boys going outdoors for the day on an adventure. - Countryfile Laid out with an easy to read large-print text and a collection of sketches, this book encourages you to take out your walking boots and learn how to survive and have fun in the wild. - Yorkshire Ridings Magazine A great book... it somehow manages to say something about nature that the rest of us can't. - Country Walking Magazine Brilliant book - Huffington Post UK
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