Coastal Glamping in sunny Devon and Cornwall: Editor is Alex Fisher
April contributors are 
Sasha Wood
Caroline Ednie and 
Martin Dorey who are sharing their coastal musings.

 The inspirational quote behind Coastal is 'Because Life is Better by the Sea'


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Summer is finally here and it is so nice to see the first shoots of green bursting through the winter terrain. What better way to spend the first weeks of summer than with a glamping weekend, enjoying the home comforts whilst luxuriating in nature.  Coastal magazine focuses on life by the sea for families of young and old and because visitors are now starting to chase that unique experience that differs from the usual, there is nothing nicer than a night under the stars. 


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  1. Dr C MansfieldJune 6, 2018 at 12:27 AM

    This magazine is new to me and I thought I knew all the titles that covered Devon and the Westcountry. How long are the feature articles in this publication, please? Are they approximately 800 words long or more? How many feature articles does it publish in a typical issue? Who is the author of your favourite feature article? Are all the authors on the staff or are they freelance contributors?

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