Hardback, Alexander Maclehose, first edition, 1933.
Book condition: covers just a little worn, and some foxing to the fore edge, but otherwise a good copy.

The publisher's blurb on the dust wrapper of the first (and only) edition reads: 'Mr. Williamson in this book returns to the field in which he made his reputation – the description of country life and its scenes and sounds. He guides the reader in an observant and diversified walk down the Atlantic coast from Lynton to the beginning of Cornwall.

'In the second part of the book the scene changes to South Devon, and we accompany our author in his pilgrimage from Sidmouth along the coast as far as Salcombe, where he breaks off in a characteristic meditation.'

(For a further consideration of the book and the troubled background to the writing of it, see Anne Williamson's On Foot in Devon.)