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| | Brook Cottage, Out and About |
 | | Quietly sitting on the south Devon coast is the charming little seaside resort of Dawlish, previously the haunt of Jane Austen, as well as Charles Dickens who went on to use the seaside town as the birthplace of Nicholas Nickleby. |
 | | In the heart of Dawlish is “The Lawn”, an attractive public park with its’ avenue of mature chestnut trees, giant cacti and lovely colourful flower beds, a perfect spot where families can play. |
 | | The bigger resort of Teignmouth, plus the large beach and nature reserve at Dawlish Warren, the county capital of Exeter and the seaside village of Shaldon, are all just down the road. |
| www.brookcottage.org.uk /out_and_about.html (613 words) |
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