The Cornwall Coast

The Cornwall Coast by Arthur L. Salmon is a vivid Edwardian guide that blends travel writing and local history to bring Cornwall’s rugged shoreline to life. Salmon’s gently authoritative voice guides listeners along cliffs, coves and fishing harbors, offering practical advice for walkers, cyclists and the early motorist while painting a rich picture of the region’s geography, customs and coastal industry. Part travel handbook, part historical portrait, the book explains how to use Ordnance Survey maps, recommends routes for pedestrians and motorists, and describes the character of towns from Padstow to remote coves. Alongside route notes you’ll find reflections on landscape, geology, maritime life and the rhythms of rural Cornwall in the early 20th century, capturing a moment when cycling and motoring were reshaping coastal travel. Illustrated originally, Salmon’s measured observations convey both the practicalities of exploration and the charm of local lore without sacrificing historical detail. Ideal for listeners who love history-infused travel writing, coastal walkers, cyclists, and anyone curious about Edwardian Britain, this audiobook transports you to Cornwall’s salt-swept paths and harbour lights while supplying hands-on guidance for exploring the coast.