In Search Of England: H.V. MortonAfter many years abroad, H. V. Morton set out one morning in the mid 1920s, in his Morris two seater, in search of England. This is not an unbiased travel guide if he's unhappy with a place, the reader will know. He 'expects the worst' at Wigan and believes Norfolk to be 'the most suspicious county in England.' The reader will see through his eyes: Stonehenge, Dartmoor, the ruins of Glastonbury, Hadrian's Wall, inns, cathedrals and churches. Written
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After many years abroad, H.V. Morton set out one morning in the mid-1920s, in his Morris two-seater, in search of England. This is not an unbiased travel guide - if he's unhappy with a place, the reader will know. He 'expects the worst' at Wigan and believes Norfolk to be 'the most suspicious county in England.' The reader will see through his eyes: Stonehenge, Dartmoor, the ruins of Glastonbury, Hadrian's Wall, inns, cathedrals and churches. Written almost one hundred years ago some things, like the generation gap, haven't changed - a cockle gatherer claimed that they were the last of their kind since 'girls today want to be ladies and they don't like hard work either.' After being lured into a tea shop he feels that 'the Crusades could have been stopped by a Dorsetshire tea'. He is excellent company and this is no run-of-the-mill travel guide. This is England between the wars and preserved by this leading author - and believe it or not, still in print today.