Explore England Like a Local
Hidden Gems, Local Secrets and Unforgettable Experiences
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Hugo Reinhardt
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In the Wiltshire village of Avebury, there's a thatched pub standing inside a prehistoric stone circle, with an old well lit up beneath a glass panel in the floor. In Painswick, locals say nobody ever counts the churchyard yews and gets the same number twice. On a clear evening on Parliament Hill, Londoners gather on the benches to watch the city lights come on. These are the places Hugo Reinhardt wants to show you.
Explore England Like a Local is a travel guide written for the ear: for the train, the car, or the evening before you fly. Across 17 chapters, Hugo takes you from the white cliffs of Kent to Cornwall, the Lake District and Hadrian's Wall. You'll see the famous sights, done the smart way, and then the lanes, cliff paths and market towns where English life actually happens.
You'll learn how to:
• Order at a pub bar without breaking the unwritten rules, and work out what an English person really means by "not bad"
• See Westminster, the Tower and Stonehenge without the worst of the crowds, then find the gap in a Richmond Park hedge that frames St Paul's Cathedral ten miles away
• Walk among Avebury's stones with nobody but the sheep, hunt fossils at Charmouth, and cross the causeway to St Michael's Mount as the tide pulls back
• Ride the ferry across the Mersey, sit beside the bronze L. S. Lowry at Sam's Chop House in Manchester, and eat a stottie with pease pudding in Newcastle
• Split your train tickets to pay less, and use England's public footpaths to reach places the coaches never go
Every chapter ends with Hidden Gems & Local Secrets: three or four tips you can use the same day, such as the quiet entrance, the better viewpoint, or the pub with a dartboard and a dog asleep by the fire.
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