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Free sample of The St Ives Times & Echo Electronic Edition.PLEASE NOTE: This will be delivered in your email and goes through automatically at the shipping end of the checkout proceedure. The E-subscription is delivered to subscribers by email each week. Current editons are not downloadable from the website.
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12 months mail order e-subscription to the electronic edition of The St Ives Times & Echo which is sent each week to your email address in convenient pdf format.
CHEESEWRING & South East Cornwall: A CLIMBERS' GUIDE by Barnaby Carver and Sean Hawken. Centred on the main crag, Cheesewring Quarry, the guide provides comprehensive coverage of the rock climbing in the area covering traditional routes, sport climbing, deep water soloing and bouldering. With over 500 climbs and some 200 of the area's best boulder...
The Minions Moor by Peter Stanier. A guide to the most popular and accessible part of Cornwall's granite Bodmin Moor, now in its third edition.
HAYLE IN WORLD WAR II: A Town Not a Village by Brian Sullivan. The history of the West Penwith town of Hayle during the Second World War is documented in extraordinary detail after many year's of extensive research by the author.
SHORT WALKS AROUND ST IVES by Tobi Carver. Leads you on twenty-one beautiful walks around St Ives and the surrounding area.
A HISTORY of the Cornish Port of Hayle by John Higgans. For centuries the Hayle estuary proved a safe harbour for sea going craft this book traces its development into busy industrial port.
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Footprints a film by David Pearce which captures the character and essence of St Ives. Shot in wide screen it was made for the cinema. An awe inspiring experience not to be missed.
CLIFFORD FISHWICK by Peter Davies. A monograph on the artist and innovative art teacher, Cliff Fishwick, who was Principal of Exeter College of Art from 1958 to 1984. The book is a valuable resource for art students, galleries and collectors. This soft-cover book is also available in hardback.
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