An Illustrated And Descriptive Guide to the Great Railways of England And Their
An Illustrated And Descriptive Guide to the Great Railways of England And Their
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Here in llfracombe the lieges maintain that the local junkets and squab- pies are better than elsewhere in Devonshire. Let this be as it may, it is certain that the far-famed clotted cream, the exquisite butter, and refreshing cider of the west are quite as good here as anywhere in the county. That is saying very much for them.
Amongst the lovely walks in and about llfracombe should be named the way up Lantern Hill, that to the romantic cove of Wildersmouth, where stands the exceedingly comfort...able llfracombe Hotel, and the stroll along the Seven Tors Road to ^Vhite Pebble Bay, where there is a rock 180 r^- ^ ^ Ilfracombe. ^ called the Lover's Leap. A very pleasant walk will be found on the old I Barnstaple Road, going across Winsome Farm, and returning by the cemetery. Another may be taken over the headland to Rillage Point. Of all these promenades, the Tors Walk (toll one penny) is the most beautiful, while it is necessarily exclusive. Upon the pier, which is 850 feet in length, the sea breeze can at most times be enjoyed when under the warm tors it is difficult to find fresh air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here in llfracombe the lieges maintain that the local junkets and squab- pies are better than elsewhere in Devonshire. Let this be as it may, it is certain that the far-famed clotted cream, the exquisite butter, and refreshing cider of the west are quite as good here as anywhere in the county. That is saying very much for them.
Amongst the lovely walks in and about llfracombe should be named the way up Lantern Hill, that to the romantic cove of Wildersmouth, where stands the exceedingly comfort...able llfracombe Hotel, and the stroll along the Seven Tors Road to ^Vhite Pebble Bay, where there is a rock 180 r^- ^ ^ Ilfracombe. ^ called the Lover's Leap. A very pleasant walk will be found on the old I Barnstaple Road, going across Winsome Farm, and returning by the cemetery. Another may be taken over the headland to Rillage Point. Of all these promenades, the Tors Walk (toll one penny) is the most beautiful, while it is necessarily exclusive. Upon the pier, which is 850 feet in length, the sea breeze can at most times be enjoyed when under the warm tors it is difficult to find fresh air.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles John Shore Teignmouth to read onlineMoreLess
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