Letter: Long stroll for a Devon cream

Monday 28 July 1997 23:02 BST

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Long stroll for a Devon cream tea

Sir: I read with interest about Emily Hatchwell's hunt for chudleighs (26 July), aided by the Good Cream Tea Guide to Devon and Cornwall. However, I was not surprised that she had difficulty locating them; the photograph that accompanied the account was of Gold Hill, in Shaftesbury, Dorset. A very long afternoon stroll from Devon.

ANDY KNAPTON

Winchester, Hampshire

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