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| By David Chapman
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| ISBN: 9780906720769
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In Walking in Penwith, David Chapman picks his favourite walks in his favourite area of Cornwall. These walks have been chosen to reflect the diverse nature of the district, so you will be taken to the most beautiful places as well as the most interesting ones.
Plenty of information is given about the route of each walk, and the author shares his knowledge of the natural history that can be seen, as well as giving information about the history and geology along the way.
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| PRICE: £5.95
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| By David Chapman
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| ISBN: 9780906720776
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Capturing Cornwall is a book of photographs which aims to capture the spirit and atmosphere of the place. David Chapman has been inspired by the landscapes of Cornwall for many years, and through his photography we are able to visit the most beautiful parts of the county.
As well as enabling its readers to marvel at the beauty of the peninsula, Capturing Cornwall includes notes about the places that you may like to visit, and technical information about how the photographs were taken.
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| PRICE: £12.95
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| By Paul Lightfoot
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| ISBN: 9780906720783
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From its source in the marshes of Bodmin Moor, the River Fowey follows a winding course for 40 kilometres, southwards through the Draynes Valley, over Golitha Falls, west through the Glynn Valley, then southwards again to its estuary and the town that bears its name. This book follows the course of the river and its tributaries, and explores the valley’s beautiful landscapes and rich history from Bronze Age settlements and tin streaming on the moors to early medieval castles and churches, military campaigns of the civil war, the mining, industry and commerce of the nineteenth century, some of the county’s strongest literary associations, and the leisure and recreation activities of the modern era.
Dr Paul Lightfoot is a native of Cornwall with a PhD in Geography and a longstanding interest in the countryside, local history, literature and photography.
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| By Ross Hoddinott
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| ISBN: 9780906720790
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One of the most beautiful and diverse regions in the UK, North Cornwall has a dramatic coastline, large sandy bays, busy harbours, picturesque hamlets, ancient towns and wild moorland. The area is steeped in history, and is also home to a wonderful diversity of habitats and natural history. It is no wonder that North Cornwall is one of the most popular areas in the UK to visit.
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| By Michael Bird
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Art in Cornwall is published in our
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| By Barry Gamble
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| ISBN: 9780906720813
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In 2006, UNESCO designated Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape a World Heritage Site. In the eighteenth century, Cornwall was one of the country’s principal industrial areas. Before the late 1870s, it produced more tin than any other region in the world, and in the early nineteenth century its output of copper was two-thirds of world production.
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| By Barry Gamble
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| ISBN: 9780906720820
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In 2006, UNESCO designated Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape a World Heritage Site. In the eighteenth century, Cornwall was one of the country’s principal industrial areas. Before the late 1870s, it produced more tin than any other region in the world, and in the early nineteenth century its output of copper was two-thirds of world production.
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