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Going underground Cool Kents Cavern in Torquay can be a welcome destination when the sun gets too much in the summer. As Britain’s oldest known prehistoric home you can walk in the exact footsteps of Neanderthals and Ice Age beasts. Alongside the stalactites and stalagmites you can also enjoy an atmospher- ic evening of cave cinema with films inspired by The Queen of Crime herself. Kents-cavern.co.uk


TOP TIP: Exeter underground passages are open for public tours throughout the year. Built to house the pipes that brought clean drinking water into the medieval town they are full of stories of war and sieges with plague and pestilence. Visitexeter.com


For the love of books


The National Year of Reading continues and from 18–20 September Dartmouth will be getting busy with its returning Book Festival. Join a range of


writers at the Flavel including poetry legend Michael Rosen, acclaimed writer Patrick Gale and politician Jeremy Hunt.


for the full line-up and to book tickets go to www.theflavel.org.uk


Crunch time Apple season is approaching and there are many orchards around the area hopefully with trees bursting with fruit. Look out for community events, pressings and apple days when all and everyone are welcomed to join in the seasonal activities and to learn about the good old Devon apple. Orchardlink.org.uk


TOP TIP: If you’re partial to a cool cider head to Stoke Gabriel on 3 October for the festival hosted by local Cider makers Hunts who will be showcasing their Andsome Bay, Misty Maid and Whitley Blue. Huntscider.co.uk


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