St Austell

"A neat little town on the side of a fruitful hill" so says John Wesley but he forgot to mention Heligan, the Eden Project, a World Heritage site at Charlestown, Mevagissey (home to Hurley Books) and the China Clay industry which gave St Austell its wealth. A rich and lush area with sheltered bays to the south and dramatic, scarred landscapes to the north.

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Ben Retallick E. V. Thompson From: 4.99	Heligan Harvest: A Year's Journal Sue Lewington From: 5.59	A Cornish Story Owen Bullock From: 5.99	Bygone Days in the Cornish village of Bugle Una Pond From: 10.00
Beasts of Burden: An Illustrated History of the Martyn Family: Clay Merchants of Carthew 1820-1961 Hendy, Lynne From: 4.99	Cornwall's China Clay Country: Exploring the Land of the White Pyramid Roger Fogg From: 16.99	Heligan: Fruit,Flowers and Herbs Philip McMillan Browse From: 10.47	The Dream Thing Moira Andrew From: 5.99
A Parish Portrait. St. Blazey Valerie Brockenshire From: 15.00	Gorran in Victorian Times: Reports from the Royal Cornwall Gazette 1870-1886 Whetter, James From: 7.50	Churchyard and Hawke E.V. Thompson From: 10.00	Hensbarrow Granite District: A Geological Description and a Trade History Joseph Henry Collins From: 3.19
Uphill All the Way Archie Smith From: 4.00	Simply Scrumptious. Fruit and Vegetable Recipes from the Lost Gardens of Heligan Deborah Stroh From: 1.00	History of Gorran Haven: 1800 to the Present Day Pt. 2 Whetter, James From: 32.57	The Man Who Unleashed the Birds - Frank Baker & his circle. Paul Newman From: 12.99
A Cornish Childhood: Autobiography of a Cornishman A.L. Rowse From: 5.00	Pictorial Pentewan Robert E. Evans From: 3.50	Polrudden (Jagos of Cornwall) E. V. Thompson From: 1.00	Laughs and Sweet Memories Smith Archie From: 4.73

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