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About Penzance, Newlyn and Mousehole   Michael Sagar-Fenton

 978-1-899383-31-3     £2.99    Order info

A short history and description (including Paul and Lamorna) by a writer born and bred in Mount's Bay. Full colour throughout.

About St Michael's Mount   Michael Sagar-Fenton

978-1-899383-19-1    £3.99    Order info

The author explores the remarkable history of this magical island, as a monastery, as a fortress and as a country house. Illustrated in full colour.

About the Land's End   Eleanor Allen

978-1-899383-56-6     £3.99    Order info

Suggested routes and places to visit to explore all aspects of the Land's End - lush valleys of the sheltered south, the lonely grandeur of the north coast, and ancient sites on the central plateau. Eleanor Allen is an award-winning children's book author whose family lived at Sennen.

About Tintagel   Paul White

978-1-899383-28-3       £2.99    Order info

Tintagel and its rugged castle conjure up colourful images of King Arthur and his court, but what is the real history behind them? Illustrated throughout in full colour.

The Lizard Peninsula   Paul White

978-1-899383-45-0      £3.99   Order info

The Lizard is a place of great contrasts, from the bare cliffs of the western coast to the wooded inlets of the Helford River and the delightful coastal villages of the east. This book is a general introduction to these local charms as well as a memento of their beauty. Colour photographs.

What to see in Boscastle   Jim Castling

978-1-899383-57-3      £2.99    Order info

Suggested walking routes in and around this most famous of North Cornwall's harbours, with fascinating information about what you're seeing along the way.

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About Dartmoor   Jack Whitton

978-1-899383-14-6      £2.99    Order info

How to see the best of the high parts of the Moor in four days, and begin to understand its history and ancient sites. No long walks! All photographs in colour.

Dartmoor with your kids   Robert Hesketh

978-1-899383-86-3      £2.99   Order info

Creative ideas - educational and fun - for entertaining your children in and around the moor.

Shortish guide: Dartmouth      Robert Hesketh

978-1-899383-92-4      £2.99    Order info

What to see and what to do in and around England's finest medieval port, featuring walks, drives, steam train and river trips, and giving a brief history of the town.

Shortish guide: Exeter    Robert Hesketh

978-1-906474-10-2      £3.99   Order info

A guide to the region's capital, with its Roman walls, medieval cathedral and many surviving timber-frame buildings. The port of Topsham is also included. Organised in six walks.

Shortish guide: Lynton & Lynmouth      Colin Croxford

978-1906474-02-7       £2.99     Order info

What to see and what to do in and around these delightful villages on North Devon’s Exmoor coast.

Shortish guide: The South Hams   Amanda Richards

978-1-906474-15-7      £3.99    Order info

The South Hams is the area south of Dartmoor, between the Plym and the Dart, and it includes some of Devon's loveliest coastline, as well as the historic towns of Totnes and Dartmouth. This guide covers most aspects from history to beaches to villages with a church and a pub or two.

Torbay: the visible history      JackWhitton

978-1-899383-44-3       £2.99     Order info   

Hidden among the modern developments of Torquay, Paignton, Brixham and the many villages which make up Torbay are numerous clues to their past. This book will start you exploring them with a different eye. Colour photographs throughout.

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About Glastonbury      Polly Lloyd    

978-1-899383-21-4      £5.99    Order info

All the things to know about and see around Glastonbury: the connections with Joseph of Arimathea, the holy thorn tree, the great tor, the abbey, the Chalice Well, the famous Glastonbury zodiac, and the town itself. Full colour illustrations.

Shortish guide: Exmoor    Robert Hesketh

978-1-906474-00-3       £3.99     Order info

What to see and what to do in England’s smallest National Park, with suggested drives and short walks to help you explore its high moorland, sea cliffs and rolling hills cut by fast-flowing rivers.

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