In reply to Blake:
Hi Blake (and also to everyone else posting/commenting),
Thanks for such positive feedback. Whilst I only had a very little hand within the series, it's been one that I've thoroughly enjoyed being a part of. Hopefully it provides equal amusement both to those who've climbed extensively along the coastline and those who haven't. For me it's added a whole host of colour to an already colourful coastline and Michael Hood's comment "it's like the history section of a guidebook, but on steroids" is something that really chimes.
Following on from the above, given the appetite there's been for this series I'd love to roll it out for other areas across the UK, but it'd be quite a task. James Mann has done an incredible job here, both in terms of his writing, filming, editing and also his efforts to compile other people's stories and photographs. It's a massive undertaking, and one which has left such a fantastic legacy of articles which will no doubt act as a source of research and inspiration for future generations visiting the area. James, if you're reading this - thanks (again, and again, and again). It really is amazing to be in a position to publish this sort of stuff.
I'll start to have a think about other suitable areas once this series is over, but in the meanwhile - enjoy the rest. I won't spoil the surprise, but there's still some absolute beauties left to go...