I have just posted off a copy of the Coleridge Way Companion Guide to the British Library.
Perhaps it’s quaint, formerly it may have been to weed out seditious literature and now it ensures that the printed word is saved for all time, but every book published must be sent to the British Library to be […]
The Coleridge Way – Special Offer from Encounter Walking
Following in the footsteps of poets, The Coleridge Way is a great autumn walk through the Quantocks, the Brendon Hills and Exmoor National Park, finishing with a superb walk along the beautiful Brendon valley to the coast at Lynmouth, dubbed Devon’s ‘little Switzerland’ by Robert Shelley.
On the […]
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NETHER STOWEY SUPPORTS NATIONAL COUNTRYSIDE WEEK
Residents of the Quantock village of Nether Stowey took to the hills on Sunday (20 July) in aid of the Prince’s Countryside Fund’s ‘Walk Country Mile’.
The event was organised by Ian Pearson, the author of the soon to be published Coleridge Way Companion Guide and Lynne Abbott the hospitality […]
The sun was shining as we set out this morning on what promised to be a glorious day’s walking along the Coleridge Way.
We started at Coleridge Cottage, the official start of the trail and headed into Nether Stowey with the village just coming to life. We’d had an eighteenth century breakfast of ‘furmity’, an […]
So much work has gone into making the Coleridge Way work, that it really deserves a very special guide.
Undertaking the research for the companion guide to the Coleridge Way has allowed me really get to grips with the life of Samuel Taylor Coleridge when he lived in Nether Stowey in the Quantock Hills and I […]
