Exeter Living
Exeter Living celebrates the best of city living. Published every three weeks, it includes the very latest on property, arts, dining and shopping, in Exeter.
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Issue 60 Out Now
Indian Summer
It’s official…the ‘new look’ Exeter Living has been a roaring success. Everyone just loves it and a huge thank you to all who have written in with congratulations. It means an awful lot to the team and keeps us moving forward and inspired to think up new ideas to excite our readers.
The leaves are now turning, the nights are drawing in and my evening walks will now have to wait until the weekends, but hey. How lucky I am to live in a beautiful county where the countryside is forever rolling and the opportunities to explore are endless.
Enjoy the start of this very beautiful season,
Kathy
Kathy Williams
Publishing manager
It’s sunny you see, you may not have noticed but the sun is most decidedly out, an Indian summer I think those chaps at the Met Office call it. Nice though it is I can’t help but feel it’s just not on. I was playing rugby the other weekend and, while all the way through pre-season training I needed a snorkel to transverse the pitch, now it’s as if I’m walking on some stern and rockbound shore. Being tackled is exceptionally painful; I’m one big walking bruise.
Still at least the fine weather means you can read Exeter Living in the garden, and we’ve got a ripper for you this issue. We’ve put our cerebral hats on and gone out to take a look at some of the county’s geology. Know what a batholith is? No? Then turn to page 40 to find out. We’ve got all the usual features, plus a preview of October’s Devon Celebration of Food on page 54, so it’s all go in a splendidly action-packed issue. Now, if you’ll excuse me I’m off to arnica up some bruises.
Hope you enjoy the issue,
Joe
Joe Woodward
Editor
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