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Bradt's distinctive Slow Travel series, is the ideal guide to exploring the region's rugged moorlands, scenic coastlines and charming villages.
Hilary Bradt co-founded Bradt Guides in 1974, and now lives in semi-retirement in Seaton, East Devon. After 40 years of writing guidebooks to Africa and South America, she has embraced her chosen home to the extent of insisting that such a...
Gill and Alistair Campbell have lived in the West Country for more than 19 years. During that time they have walked extensively in the area, often leading walks for local residents, tourists and foreign tour groups. They have hiked all the...
I bought my little house in Devon in 2005, but it was a while before I could tear myself away from my roots in Buckinghamshire. Now I wonder why on earth it took me so long. It’s always fascinating to look back at the process of getting to...
Alex Graeme runs Unique Devon Tours (e uniquedevontours.co.uk), which offers tailor-made, small group guided tours of Devon. We have unashamedly used his knowledge and expertise for boxes (pages 16 and 334). Joanna Griffin won Bradt’s ‘Perfect...
People living in East Devon and Somerset can’t pretend to know everything about another region of the West Country. But through friends, acquaintances and chance meetings at bus stops or shops, they can end a summer of research knowing a heck...
At Bradt Guides we’re aware that guidebooks start to go out of date on the day they’re published – and that you, our readers, are out there in the field doing research of your own. You’ll find out before us when a fine new family-run hotel opens or...