Infotel Magazine | Edition 20 | September 2017
Forget about a bedtime read! Our Novel Stay will bookend your day and night with the perfect excuse to get away! Head to Portsmouth for history, heritage and high drama, dip into a last minute UK deal and discover the delights of Buckatree Hall Hotel, plus lots more…
Forget about a bedtime read!
Our Novel Stay will bookend your day and night with the perfect excuse to get away! Head to Portsmouth for history, heritage and high drama, dip into a last minute UK deal and discover the delights of Buckatree Hall Hotel, plus lots more…
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A NOVEL STAY<br />
Did holidays in Llandudno<br />
inspire the beginnings of Alice’s<br />
Adventures in Wonderland?<br />
The young and inquisitive Alice<br />
would recount her holiday adventures<br />
to Lewis Carroll and many believe these<br />
tales shaped the story we all know today.<br />
Read between<br />
the lines in<br />
Llandudno >><br />
Bideford and Barnstaple in Devon provide<br />
the scenery for Tarka the Otter by Henry<br />
Williamson. The book begins and ends in<br />
Torrington with the author using real places<br />
throughout the story; Bideford Long Bridge,<br />
The Beam Aquaduct, Hoar Oak Water and<br />
many more. Take the Tarka Trail by bicycle<br />
or foot and discover this much loved book,<br />
which has never been out of print.<br />
Paperback best seller<br />
in North Devon >><br />
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Photo © Roger A Smith (cc-by-sa/2.0)<br />
Photo by Daniel Ogren, via Wikimedia Commons<br />
[CC BY 2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)]<br />
Edinburgh, the first designated UNESCO<br />
City of Literature in the world, is the birthplace<br />
and home to some of the world’s most loved<br />
writers. JK Rowling wrote all the Harry<br />
Potter books here, Kate Atkinson calls<br />
Edinburgh home, Rebus and Ian Rankin are<br />
synonymous with the city and it’s where<br />
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie<br />
was brought to life. Literary events,<br />
unique book shops and cafes,<br />
new writing and the largest<br />
International Book Festival make<br />
Edinburgh a chapter not to skip.<br />
Try a special edition<br />
in Edinburgh >><br />
Discover the windswept heathers and wild moors<br />
of Bronte country, West Yorkshire. The Bronte Way<br />
takes enthusiasts on a 43 mile walk starting<br />
at Oakwell Hall (Fieldheld in Charlotte Bronte’s<br />
Shirley) past the Bronte birthplace in Thornton,<br />
past Ponden Hall (Thrushcross Grange in Emily’s<br />
Wuthering Heights) and onto walks that the<br />
family enjoyed.<br />
Scenic highlights include the<br />
trail to the Bronte Waterfall,<br />
over Bronte Bridge and up to<br />
Top Withens, the suggested<br />
location of Earnshaw House<br />
in Wuthering Heights.<br />
The walk does take in some<br />
pretty wild and desolate<br />
6moorland but it can be broken<br />
down in to four manageable<br />
‘chapters’ and there are plenty<br />
of pubs and country houses<br />
to keep you fuelled on<br />
your journey!<br />
A textbook stay in<br />
West Yorkshire >><br />
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Photo © Humphrey<br />
Bolton (cc-by-sa/2.0)