Review
Well laid out and so easy to follow --The St. Ives Times
This guide is well written, beautifully presented and a very interesting book to read --The Cornwall News and Advertiser
I found this publication to be very informative and had a good clear format --A reader from Kent
This guide is well written, beautifully presented and a very interesting book to read --The Cornwall News and Advertiser
I found this publication to be very informative and had a good clear format --A reader from Kent
Cornish & Devon Post
This guide will help you find those holiday nooks and crannies
that make your visit to the area such a joy. --This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.
that make your visit to the area such a joy. --This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.
Cornish Gardener
This fully illustrated travel book is the ideal companion for
those who want to discover more about Cornwall. It's the sort of travel
book you can pop into the glove compartment and use every time you fancy a
trip out.
--This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.
those who want to discover more about Cornwall. It's the sort of travel
book you can pop into the glove compartment and use every time you fancy a
trip out.
--This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.
Inside Cornwall Magazine
Product Description
The 9th edition of this attractively illustrated and very popular guide to Cornwall is packed with information on the more secluded and less well-known visitor attractions and includes places to eat, drink and stay as well as covering the more established places of interest.
From the Publisher
Cornwall has been described as 'an isolated beauty that
contains some of the most dramatic and spectacular scenery in the country'.
It is surrounded by rugged coastlines and has often been referred to as the
'English Riviera'encompassing pretty fishing ports, secluded scenic
villages, narrow winding lanes and strong, romantic seafaring traditions.
This is a land of strong Celtic heritage and ancestry, a place that is
dotted with monuments such as crosses, holy wells and prehistoric sites,
and where legends of old still hold their romance amongst the Cornish
people. --This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.
contains some of the most dramatic and spectacular scenery in the country'.
It is surrounded by rugged coastlines and has often been referred to as the
'English Riviera'encompassing pretty fishing ports, secluded scenic
villages, narrow winding lanes and strong, romantic seafaring traditions.
This is a land of strong Celtic heritage and ancestry, a place that is
dotted with monuments such as crosses, holy wells and prehistoric sites,
and where legends of old still hold their romance amongst the Cornish
people. --This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.
About the Author
A lover of the written word, Samantha Russell became a feature writer for The Knowledge, a student-led University publication and after graduating with a degree in Science and the Media she has now entered the world of publishing and writing. Fresh, enthusiastic and imaginative, Samantha joined the Travel Publishing editorial team in 2008 and has since edited guides covering the Peak District and Derbyshire, and Cornwall. Having lived on Cornwall's doorstep for several years, Samantha often travels over the Tamar to experience the fascinating, vibrant culture, first class food and of course the beaches of Cornwall.
