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	title:	The Coast Road: A 3, 000-mile Journey Round the Edge of England
	author:	Paul Gogarty
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Robson Books Ltd
	released:	June 28, 2007
	isbn:	1905798091
	isbn-13:	9781905798094

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Customer Reviews
How reliable is the information? - Rated I enjoyed this book.Gogarty expresses himself well.But in one region alone which I know well,Slapton and Torcross, there are several errors of fact.Ihe previous owner of the Start Bay Inn was called Emberson not Anderson.Locals may refer to outsiders as "grockels" but not "grockos".The late Ken Small used to be found by the Sherman tank in the car park at Torcross not the Slapton Monument car park. All this in a few pages.So how reliable is the rest of the book?

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How reliable is the information? - Rated 3/5
I enjoyed this book.Gogarty expresses himself well.But in one region alone which I know well,Slapton and Torcross, there are several errors of fact.Ihe previous owner of the Start Bay Inn was called Emberson not Anderson.Locals may refer to outsiders as "grockels" but not "grockos".The late Ken Small used to be found by the Sherman tank in the car park at Torcross not the Slapton Monument car park.
All this in a few pages.So how reliable is the rest of the book?