A dark thriller set mainly in GLASGOW
GIVEAWAY to tie in the with the current #TFBookClub read – ‘One Cornish Summer’
29th July 2018
In July and August 2018 we are reading “One Cornish Summer” by Liz Fenwick, set in Cornwall. If you have read the novel, please do add your comments, everyone is welcome! Just click on our #TFBookClub link.
And as many people will be heading to the area for their holidays, we are delighted to have teamed up with our partner Marco Polo Guides to offer you 3 guides “Devon and Cornwall” with Insider Tips.
HOW TO ENTER:
To be in with a chance of winning one of the guidebooks, just leave a comment below telling us what you love about The West Country! Have you been, what recommendations do you have, what would you like to see in particular?
Do this by midnight (UK time) on the 11 August 2018. The giveaway is international!
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I just love Salcombe – beautiful bays too.
I have only seen Cornwall through television shows and would love to visit in person.
If you really want to see a different side of Cornwall, travel by boat from Prince of Wales pier in Falmouth up to Truro on a high tide, passing some of the most spectacular scenery,,houses and gardens.follow with a visit to the Cathedral and a real Cornish Pasty supper
Honiton lace and, oh, the ice cream
So many picturesque walks to take the dog.
i love bath spas
Lovely scenery, lovely food, lovely beaches – can’t use the word “lovely” enough re this wonderful part of the world.
Great scenery,fantastic folk and delicious cream teas
We recently stayed in Marazion and found plenty of interesting and exciting things to do in the area. We loved the open air, sea water Jubilee Pool in Penzance; the plays with a stunning backdrop at the Minack Theatre; Barbara Hepworths Sculpture Garden in St Ives and not forgetting all the pasties, cream teas and Newlyn crab sandwiches consummed!
The rugged coastal landscape.
Coastal footpaths, sandy bays, rocky shores!
The beaches, the Cornish pasties and fresh fish.
Ps. I am half Cornish! My mother’s family lived all around the Liskeard area!
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I have not yet been but would love to tour the area.
I go to Cornwall twice a year to visit my autistic brother, who is in care there.
He likes peaceful venues & also boat trips, so we often take the boat from Truro to Falmouth. One time we actually saw some dolphins, which was amazing!
We also visit National Trust properties, this year we went to Lanhydrock, which was stunning with all the azaleas & rhododendrons in flower!
One year we flew to the Scillies from Lands End, that was so exciting!
I am always on the look-out for nice places to take my brother, so this guide book would be just the thing! 🙂
The West Country scenery is stunning. Just the place to enjoy a cream tea!
I love Cornwall – the scenery, the history – even more so since I discovered I have ancestors from Kea! Love Marizion – had a wonderful holiday there opposite St Michael’s Mount!
I love the scenery, the people and of course cream teas x