 | Exmoor Ponies - Survival of the Fittest - £19.99 |
| Exmoor Ponies: Survival of the Fittest tells the
story of a truly remarkable survivor. This second edition has been updated with new photographs wherever
possible and includes a fresh look at the Exmoor herds today, the genetic status of the breed and the
challenges of the future. |
 | Murder and Mystery on Exmoor - £4.95 |
| We have almost lost count of how many times Jack Hurley's ever popular tales have been reprinted. Great nightime reading! |
 | Growing Wild on Exmoor - £12.99 |
| As well as being a compelling and poignant personal memoir by Molly Richards, this book describes many
of the practicalities of farming life and offers fascinating glimpses into a way of life that is
gone for ever making it one of the most remarkable reminiscences of
genuine country life to have appeared in decades. |
 | Donald Ayres' Exmoor Revisited - £24.99 |
| In this new collection of paintings by acclaimed artist Donald Ayres he shows he has lost none of his sensitivity in capturing the changing seasons of a fast, and sadly, disappearing way of life. Once again the pages are almost crowded with his beautiful, detailed landscapes and animals. |
 | An Exmoor Panorama - £24.99 |
| From his base at the heart of the Moor, international-award-winning photographer Peter Hendrie
has spent years capturing Exmoor in its many moods. But now, uniquely, he presents his vision in
a series of stunning images in large-scale panoramic format. The depth and quality of each picture is realized superbly in this
mouth-watering volume, perhaps the most stunning ever to appear on this incomparable place. |
 | Norma Huxtable's Exmoor Exposed - £4.99 |
| Rejoice again at the antics of Farmer
Fred, the genteel aspirations of Missus (whose Christmas present last year was the gloves that
came free with a bag of rat poison), the incredulity of the ‘newcomers’ and the generally
superior attitude of the assorted livestock. Discover anew the centrality of Exmoor to world
affairs in the latest tome from the indominatable Norma Huxtable. |
 | The Spirit of Exmoor Red Deer - £4.99 |
| From the autumn rut, through the hard
months of winter, the new growth of antlers in the spring, to the birth of the calves in the summer, Ray
Stoneman magnificently captures the true spirit of the red deer – the monarch of the moor. |
 | Perfect Exmoor - £14.99 |
| In this sumptuous book, expert locally-based photographer Neville Stanikk has gathered together an
unashamedly romantic and dramatic selection of over 140 stunning colour photographs to show Exmoor at
its perfect best. |
 | The Spirit of the Exmoor Pony - £4.99 |
| Renowned photographers Lisa and Shanan Leigh have captured these fascinating animals at all times and
seasons, from the annual gathering, through the sometimes harsh winters, to foaling in the summer, to show
the Exmoor pony at its true and spirited best. |
 | Exmoor By The Way - £8.99 |
| A fascinating
cornucopia of “Exmooriana”, which can be dipped
into or read from cover to cover, with huge
pleasure again and again. Other formats available: Amazon Kindle. |
 | Exmoor Address Book - £12.99 |
| Glorious Exmoor in all its moods is illustrated in
this superbly produced Address Book. Nearly 50
images by master-photographer Peter Hendrie
make this book as decorative as it is useful, an
ideal gift and a perfect memento of one of the
most beautiful parts of Britain. |
 | A Boot Up Exmoor - £4.99 |
| Exmoor-based journalist and writer
Adrian Tierney-Jones picks 10 of his
favourite walks between 5-8 miles
across the beauty landscape of Exmoor,
ideal for families or groups of friends. |
 | Exmoor - An English Wild Kingdom - £9.99 |
| Shot throughout the seasons of the year, this evocative film will delight all ages. Region 0 (all countries) DVD. Approximately 60 minutes running time. |
 | The Last Word on Exmoor - £12.99 |
| For over thirty years Norma Huxtable’s wry accounts of life on Exmoor as a farmers’ wife and summer landlady, have delighted listeners and magazine readers alike. Now for the first time her hilarious stories appear in book form. |
 | Red Deer - £14.95 |
| Richard Jefferies is one of the greatest ever writers about the English Countryside. Through novel, journalism and travelogue, he celebrated the rural scene in a way that was honest and clear sighted, poetic but never sentimental. In the 1880s he came to the sweeping landscape of Exmoor.... |
 | The History of Dunster Church & Priory 2 - £29.99 |
| This second volume by Joan Jordon continues the story of Dunster
Church and Priory, from the Restoration of
Charles II in 1660 until the twentieth century.
These were often politically turbulent years,
affecting even the small town of Dunster. |
 | The Book of Dulverton (pdf e-book) - £24.99 |
| The parish of Dulverton, capital of Exmoor has changed with the times and is still changing as is detailed in this comprehesive illustrated history. |
 | The Exmoor Review 2013 - £5.99 |
| The essential journal of Exmoor life published by the Exmoor Society reaches its fifty fourth issue for 2013. |
 | The History of Dunster Church & Priory - £34.99 |
| This is the first volume of The History of Dunster Church & Priory by Joan Jordan which takes the story up to the Civil War and Commonwealth; succeeding
volumes will continue up to the twentieth century. Thoroughly researched and attractively presented
with full notes, appendices and genealogical tables, this book will be prized by anyone who knows and
loves the remarkable village of Dunster and its historical setting. |
 | The Overland Launch - £9.99 |
| C.Walter Hodges’ classic book is a tale of human
endeavour and bravery, of courage and
determination in the face of ferocious weather,
set against the background of Exmoor’s beautiful
coastline, so placid in summertime but so
terrifying in winter. |
 | Portrait of the Somerset Coast - £14.99 |
| Neville Stanikk's rambling journey from Lynmouth
(in Devon, but only just) to Bristol docks, told in
more than 140 stunning photographs representing
his discovery of an ever-changing landscape filled
not just with seaside towns but with history and
mysticism; picturesque villages and hills; castles,
towers and ancient buildings. |
 | Northamptonshire in Winter - £14.99 |
| In this journey through winter in Northamptonshire,
celebrated photographer Bob Caddick
persuades us through more than 140 crisp and
evocative images that winter is a season to be
celebrated and savoured. Wrap up well and enjoy it! |
 | Exmoor Amour - £12.99 |
| Charles Wood's emotion spring had begun to flow again.
It was the ‘Ex’ in Exmoor that made things so
disconcerting. Long ago he ceased to refer to the
place as ‘it’ but as ‘her’. And now, like an old flame,
memories of her still burned happily after a
lengthy separation. And then, on the other hand,
not so happily – like a grockle fire that makes
charcoal of heather and gorse. Such are the
foibles of the heart – of amour ..... Other formats available: Amazon Kindle |
 | Living on Exmoor (Commemorative Ed.) - £12.99 |
| Described as the most significant book to
appear about Exmoor since Fortescue’s
Story of a Red Deer, Living on Exmoor by Hope Bourne is an
acute reminder of the fragility of rural life
and the environment and a fascinating
portrait of the Exmoor landscape and the
way of life of its people. |
 | Exmoor Rangers' Favourite Walks - £6.99 |
| This ever popular walking guide now appears in a new and fully revised 8th. edition, updated by staff and volunteers of Exmoor National Park Authority. |
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