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The prettiest villages in North Devon | Great British Life

Lynmouth (c) John Bointon, Flickr (CC BY 2.0) - Credit: Archant Ranging from rocky and windy walkways along the South West Coast Path to the sandy beaches on the picturesque coastline, the district of North Devon is one of the prettiest coastal areas in the South West of England. In no particular order, here are 11 of the prettiest villages in the district of North Devon Known as “England’s Little Switzerland”, Lynton is a Victorian town that consists of cafes, tea rooms and small shops. Lying beneath the cliffs of Lynton, the coastal village of Lynmouth is quieter than Lynton, where visitors are able to wander between the ‘chocolate box’ fishing cottages and admire the scenery at the harbour.

Woolacombe s Brian Watts celebrates 90th birthday by surfing

Brian Watts celebrating his 90th birthday on Combesgate Beach - Credit: Tony Freeman Images A much-loved Woolacombe man celebrated his 90th birthday by going for a surf on Combesgate beach.  Brian Watts, a founder member of the Ilfracombe and North Devon Sub Aqua club, formed over sixty years ago, has already been recognised as one of the world s oldest sub aqua divers.  A retired motor mechanic he is well known for his skills in renovating and restoring items recovered from local ship wrecks and has even in the last year written a book about the shipwrecks around the Woolacombe and Mortehoe coastline. 

Who needs to sail off to an island when you can walk to these beautiful British peninsulas?

Peninsulas have good points! Who needs to sail off to an island when you can just walk to these British beauty spots? The Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall is the UK s most southerly point and has drawn innovators as well as visitors Wales is a peninsula of peninsulas – a favourite is the Marloes, jutting out from the Pembrokeshire coast  The Shotley Peninsula, a small, flat stretch of land between two Suffolk rivers, has inspired artists and writers 

Six literary pilgrimages in the UK to plan for

Six literary pilgrimages in the UK to plan for The i 2/19/2021 Sophie Lam © Provided by The i A view of the derelict Top Withins Farm House on the North Yorkshire moors near Haworth, believed to be the setting for Wuthering Heights (Photo: Getty Images) Haworth, West Yorkshire – Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë The Brontë siblings lived with their father Patrick in the parsonage at Haworth, a village on the edge of the Yorkshire moors. The family was plagued by tuberculosis: two older sisters died of the disease in 1825, followed by Branwell and Emily in 1848, Anne in 1849 and Charlotte in 1855. Emily wrote one novel,

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