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geoffrey peyton

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  • The Laws according to Catholicism.

    Memoirs of a Geezer.

    This is the memoirs of an ordinary person, but by one who witnessed the hardships of a life of poverty and other misdemeanours of living in a household that contained eight children.This is a story of a boy who had religion rammed down his throat, only to eventually despise God and Christianity the more it was pushed towards him.P.S. Do excuse the grammar; I have written this book myself and ... Read more

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  • North, South, East, West

    and one in the middle

    In 2012, I visited Norfolk, Cumbria, Cornwall, Ayrshire, and the Cotswold's. Normally I would write each of these rambling holidays in segments for quicker reading, but elected instead to write them all down as one complete diary.These are the memoirs of the walks that I under took, not to mention a lot of history of each of the towns that I visited. ... Read more

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  • The Lizard

    The Lizard Peninsula

    A short journal of an early September week that I spent at the Lizard Peninsula on the Southern Coast of Cornwall, the most southerly point on British mainland. Here I make visits to Falmouth, Helston, and many more nearby places of interest that are close to 'Sea Acres Holiday Park where I was visiting. ... Read more

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  • The Gift of St. David

    'A tour of the Pembrokeshire Coast.

    Because I am an avid rambler of the British countryside, someone suggested that I should take a walk along the coast of Pembrokeshire as it is a mirror image of my passion in hiking; that being the North Cornish Coast. I wasn't to be disappointed, and so I decided to spend a few days at the quaint village of Manorbier, which is just over 50 miles west of Swansea in South Wales.This was to be my ... Read more

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  • Singing in the Valleys;

    and then into a town that died

    A walk about Porthcawl and the towns environs during the middle of Spring 2013,The journey takes me through a lot of disappointment, but thankfully through lot of the more beauty spots that are further afield from a quite sorrowful town. I am accompanied by Mike Thomas, an old friend who is of Welsh origin and knows the better parts of this majestic country. ... Read more

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  • A Waggs Tale

    Hunstanton; a town built by Henry L' Estrange Styleman Le Strange.

    The town of Hunstanton in Norfolk, is a suburb of England that is visited by over a million tourists each year. Situated about 15 miles north of Kings Lynn, it is the only seaside town in England that is on the east coast of the country, yet actually faces west. All this will be answered in this short and affectionate tour of this delightful municipality, not to mention a few humorous hiccups ... Read more

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  • Grillers in the mist

    Conquering that walk

    This is basically a sequel to short story called 'That walk' that I wrote the previous year. I returned to Cleethorpes once again to complete that long walk that I failed to achieve back then, and this time I was determined to conquer my quest.These are my memoirs of my return, and also to find a little more history of Cleethorpes and its surroundings. ... Read more

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  • Sally's Tongues

    Barrow,Kendal, Milnthorpe, etc.

    A fourth excursion to the pretty village of Milnthorpe in Southern Cumbria makes for another delightful break away from the concrete world of city life. Even if only for a few days, I will miss nothing about the urban life I was born into. I will become a yokel of the Lake District once again and walk the quiet splendid pastures of these excellent villages and hamlets. ... Read more

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  • Thomas's World

    Short visits to Laugharne,Tenby, Pontardawe, Pembrokeshire, and Glamorgan respectively.This is my short memoir of a truncated visit to the aforementioned towns and counties of South Wales in December 2013. ... Read more

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  • Yesterday once more

    A week in the pleasant village of St Minver, Cornwall in September 2013. As a hardened rambler, I found the public footpaths and bridleways a plethora in abundance for my feet to get carried away with expansive scenery that I find emotionally breath taking.Visits to Port Isaac, Port Quin, Padstow and many other delightful villages, make an excellent break from the hardships of the working week. ... Read more

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  • Cabin in the woods

    St Ives and its environs.

    A travel guide on where to go and what to do if you are on a vacation on the North West Coast of the English Riviera.Like most of rural Britain, Cornwall is a ramblers paradise, and the coastal views are a tremendous and welcomed break from the dilapidation of the concrete jungles of a metropolitan world.So join me on a journey of comical mishaps and great scenic adventures in and around the ... Read more

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  • Incident at the Lake

    A Northern Journey (part two)

    Part two of my northern journey on the west coast of Britain. This time I am in the heart of the Lake District where I revisit some old stamping grounds before deciding on a few days in the small seaside town of Silloth, on the Solway Firth. here I make the choice of staying at a campsite, rather than the usual choice of random camping. This would be my last adventure in the wilds of Britain ... Read more

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