About This Book
This work guides the reader along the south Devon shoreline from Lyme Regis to the Tamar, combining descriptive travelogue, local topography, and concise historical and maritime anecdotes. It surveys towns, villages, estuaries, headlands, and landmarks, noting coastal paths, cliffs, coves, harbours, and lighthouses, and records episodes of shipping, smuggling, and landings. Chapters mix practical directions and walking impressions with architectural, naval, and literary associations, supported by maps and illustrations. The text emphasizes the region's changing scenery, walking difficulty, and the interplay of seaside life, natural features, and historical memory.
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