Gentle by-ways that wend to the heart of rural England
Britain offers the mobile tourist a maze of diversions away from its major cities and motorways. Quiet, often narrow by-ways and country lanes twist and turn across England’s green and pleasant land, probing its villages and taking travellers into a world of legend, history, and rural beauty. LES BLOXHAM, our travel editor, spent several days with rental car and camera exploring at leisure the counties around the 'heart of England.’
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Press, 27 August 1983, Page 25
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