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Susan Allen Toth's love affair with England is a long and happy one. Now, with England for All Seasons, she will entice even an experienced London visitor into exciting new adventures, from sharing the most scenic London bus routes to bargain-hunting to out-of-the-way places and personal walking tours of eccentric museums. With whimsy and a trenchant eye, she also traverses the country outside London: the estuaries and rivers of Cornwall, the lonely beaches of Anglesey, and the wild sea-lochs of Mull. Whether looking for literary landscapes or the most delicious sherry trifle, Susan Allen Toth illuminates the nooks and crannies of a multifarious culture, the vibrant, real England that every Anglophile dreams of finding. At once entertaining and contemplative, England for All Seasons is as delightful a travel companion as your liveliest, most trusted friend.

Tucked away in the hills of western Dorset, Chedington is a small village that often goes unnoticed on maps. Here, away from the tourist crowds at major attractions like Blenheim Palace and Stonehenge, Susan Allen Toth discovers the tranquil, pastoral England of her dreams. Join her on captivating journeys to London, enchanting gardens, and a fairy-tale castle on the Cornish coast, exploring both hidden gems and well-known sights. With a novelist's keen eye for detail and a traveler's adventurous spirit, Toth shares insights on meticulous planning while embracing unexpected discoveries. She offers practical advice on maintaining a travel journal, acting as your own travel agent, and determining how much time to allocate for visits. Additionally, she highlights the joys of bed-and-breakfasts, supermarket souvenirs, and the secret gardens of London. Lively and engaging, this book serves as a guide for both armchair travelers and those venturing out into the world, making readers feel as if they are journeying alongside Toth through the charming landscapes of Great Britain.

Journalist and memoirist Susan Allen Toth brings her special England vivdly to life as she recalls her many trips there over the years, where she explored the countryside, traveled both second-class and in luxury, theatre-hopped, hunted for ghosts, and honeymooned. Humorous, bittersweet, and wonderfully eccentric, this is a delightful remembrance to be savored by those who love to travel or just dream of it."I love MY LOVE AFFAIR WITH ENGLAND. It is written clearly and with a understanding that far supasses any feeling of condescension or superiority or general quaintness among the natives, all of which I detect in books about other countries."M.F.K. Fisher