Miniature jewels abound in spring. It’s a time of year in Devon, where the countryside is festooned with so much beauty that it’s hard to take it all in. Trees bursting with greenery, woods scented with the astringent, hyacinth smell of bluebells and the strong garlic odour of ransoms.
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Nigel has been publishing magazines since 1995 (some 20+ years now). Passionate about our countryside and heritage, the magazines reflect this interest. Nigel's the Editor of the DEVONSHIRE magazine which he established in 2009 and founder of the innovative HUBCAST event promotion platform which launched in 2011
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