Nooks and Corners of Cornwall By: C. A. Dawson Scott |
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Nooks and Corners of Cornwall by C. A. Dawson Scott provides a captivating and insightful journey through the enchanting region of Cornwall. From the very first page, the author's obvious love for Cornwall emanates, drawing readers into a world filled with rich history, picturesque landscapes, and compelling tales.
One of the most impressive aspects of this book is its meticulous attention to detail. Dawson Scott effortlessly transports readers to each nook and corner of Cornwall, vividly describing the scenery and ambiance of every location visited. The reader becomes immersed in the charm and magic of Cornwall, feeling as though they are personally exploring each site.
Additionally, the author's extensive research is evident throughout the book. Each chapter delves into the historical, cultural, and geographical aspects of Cornwall, offering readers a well-rounded understanding of this captivating region. The inclusion of local legends and folklore adds an extra layer of intrigue to the narrative, further enriching the reading experience.
Dawson Scott's writing style is both eloquent and engaging. The author's enthusiasm for Cornwall shines through every page, making it easy for readers to become equally captivated by the subject matter. Her prose is descriptive and evocative, painting a vivid image in the mind of the reader.
Another notable aspect of this book is its organization. The author divides Cornwall into different sections, such as the coast, the moors, and the villages, creating a cohesive and easy-to-follow structure. This approach allows readers to navigate through the book according to their interests or even plan a future visit to Cornwall, utilizing the book as a helpful guide.
However, one downside of Nooks and Corners of Cornwall is the occasional lack of depth in certain sections. While the author covers a wide range of locations and topics, some descriptions and explanations are relatively brief. This may leave readers wishing for more in-depth exploration of certain places or themes.
Nevertheless, Nooks and Corners of Cornwall is an enchanting and informative book that will undoubtedly transport readers to the captivating landscapes and fascinating history of Cornwall. Dawson Scott's passion for the subject shines through in every page, making it an absolute delight for anyone with an interest in Cornwall or travel in general. Whether exploring Cornwall in person or from the comfort of home, this book is an excellent guide and source of inspiration. NOOKS & CORNERS OF CORNWALL IN THE SAME SERIES NOOKS & CORNERS OF YORKSHIRE BY J. S. FLETCHER IN PREPARATION NOOKS & CORNERS OF DEVON BY C. A. DAWSON SCOTT NOOKS AND CORNERS OF HAMPSHIRE AND SUSSEX BY DOUGLAS GOLDRING Price 2s. 6d. net each (with map) NOOKS & CORNERS OF CORNWALL By C. A. DAWSON SCOTT WITH A MAP [Illustration] LONDON: EVELEIGH NASH FOREWORD At first sight it seems incongruous to speak of the Nooks and Corners to be found in so rugged a land as Cornwall. The masses of rock at Tintagel, Tol Pedn, and the Lizard, the sheer drop of the High Cliff and the Dodman, the moors, the cromlechs, and the granite tors, are so impressive that we are apt to overlook the fertile valleys that intersect the country, the coves, coombes, and "pills" in which the hillside vegetation is often semi tropical, and where the houses are embowered in flowering shrubs till they look like Jacks in the Green that have taken root. Nor do these picturesque villages, sheltered and fruitful, this magnificent coast scenery, these grey moors, comprise the whole of this half smiling, half frowning land. Here in out of the way places are relics of forgotten creeds and peoples, earthworks, amphitheatres, castles, the caves of smugglers, and the subterranean hiding places of neolithic man... Continue reading book >>
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