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by - written on 26/08/09 (Useful, 15 readings)
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Coast magazine is actually my hubby`s choice of reading matter but when my mags are done I often browse through what he has been reading and I have to say Coast makes an interesting read. Coast basically covers all that is great about our fine coastal path and covers everything from the quiet unknown coastal walks and sands to the busy well known promenades such as Blackpool. Each issue has about 120 pages and as well as covering what the coast lines of this country are like it also covers things like buying property on the coast and how to photograph our coast lines. This magazine retails at £3.99 so it is not a cheap read but it is a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/05/09 (Useful, 13 readings)
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I was lucky enough to be given a years subscription to Coast nearly two years ago as a birthday gift, and I have renewed it and will continue to do so. Now I am very lucky to live on the coast anyway, but I love this magazine and I am so excited each month when it arrives. It is full of wonderful articles and photographs, it makes me yearn for my next holiay, and urges me to explore our wonderful British coast and not go abroad. In fact, we have made the decision to explore Cornwall this year for our main holiday and not venture overseas - this was purely down to reading Coast. I would describe it as a dreamers magazine, while reading it you are transported to ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/12/08 (Very useful, 199 readings)
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I have to tell you first I am in love with the idea of moving to the coast. I have my plan in place and one day in the not too distant future I think I will make the move. Not to a resort with beach huts, lovely though they are, but to a place out west where there is nothing but sheep and the roar of the Atlantic breakers. For the moment though I have to content myself with regular visits there and magazines like my favourite "Coast" (living by the sea) which can take you to these places from your armchair. I first found this magazine by accident a few months ago while in Smiths searching out The Radio Times. I was immediately drawn to the ... Read the complete review
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