Whatever next?  Check out this article, in which a campervan is being used to teach photography!

http://www.popphoto.com/news/2013/04/camper-obscura-turned-camper-van-mobile-camera-obscura

Overnight van ban upsets surfers at Fistral Beach in Newquay, stopping local “dawnies” from going for their morning surf…

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cornwall-22064523

Campervan Capers Book
ON OFFER!

As per my recent blog, my Campervan Capers book is now in print, and I’ve noticed it’s come up at a discounted rate on Amazon UK – reduced from £6.99 to £6.29 – and that includes postage & packaging, too.  Great value!

I have no idea (or control over) when these offers will appear, so if you’ve been thinking of getting the book, why not head on over to the Campervan Capers page on Amazon.co.uk to read a sample before you decide to buy?

Offer ends…  I don’t know when!

Reblogged from the Foley’s Forum website…

Back in February, my free travel ebook, Campervan Capers 2, broke the 200 downloads barrier.  And recently, so did The Welsh Leek Conspiracy, which I published about a year ago.

The Welsh Leek story is a light-hearted travel tale adapted from the Campervan Capers book and is another free-to-read download.

As with all of my ebooks, you don’t even need an eReader to read them, so if you like a good travel tale, why not click on the link above to find out more.  There’s even a short trailer for each of the above-mentioned works.

In case you missed the blog a few days ago, I’ve just announced the publication of Campervan Capers as a print book.  So if you like The Welsh Leek Conspiracy, why not check it out via the link above?

As always – enjoy!

For information on Alannah’s other works, plus free-to-read samples,
visit her website at:
www.foleysforum.co.uk

While you ponder that little conundrum, why not pop on over & check out the latest Foley’s Forum blog where you can find out about the release of the Campervan Capers book in print, along with my other travel book, The Jacaranda Trail?

Then click to check out the latest on
The Foley’s Forum Blog

Available in formats for
eReaders, computer screen reading or
to print at home.

OFFER ENDS THIS WEEKEND !

In the meantime, I’m pleased to share with you that The Welsh Leek Conspiracy (a light-hearted travel tale adapted from the book) and Campervan Capers 2 (a sequel adapted from the 2011 Campervan Capers blog entries) have recently broken the ’200 downloads’ barrier.

Both short ebooks can be downloaded for free by clicking the above links and logging onto the Smashwords website.  They’re available in formats suitable for just about everyone - whether you have an eReader, want to read from your computer screen or print off a PDF at home.  So if you haven’t gotten round to reading them yet, why not check them out?

While you’re on the Smashwords website, you can sample 20% of the original Campervan Capers book for free and watch trailers for each ebook mentioned here (scroll to the bottom of each ebook page on Smashwords).

MORE NEWS…?
I’m currently listening out for any news from Smashwords as to whether they’ll be taking part in this year’s Read an eBook Week promotion.  They’ve been supporting it for the past few years now and they give their published authors (like myself) the opportunity to offer their work free or at discounted rates.  As the promotion runs every March, I’ll let you know as soon as I hear any news.  And if you want to ensure you don’t miss out on offers such as these, why not consider subscribing to the blog (in its right-hand panel)?

For information on Alannah’s other writing & photography
visit her website at:
www.foleysforum.co.uk

It’s easy to forget that the place where you live is often seen by others as a tourist destination.

In my local area of Cornwall, England, sits the Luxulyan Valley, a World Heritage site which lives in the shadow of the better-known Eden Project.

Some time ago, I wrote an article about it which I posted on my website.  Having now finally added in a few photos to illustrate it, I invite you to take a look and enjoy some of the ‘naturescapes’.

Click to read Cornwall’s Hidden Valley on my Foley’s Forum website.  You can browse the site to read more Travel Articles, too.

PS  I only just realised that, for some reason, this blog didn’t publish on the Campervan Capers site back in November…  Sorry about that!

Why not check it out?
Click on the link above, where there’s also
a short video so you can see how it works.

My only quandry with this design is:
Aren’t site owners going to want to charge you
two or three times the usual pitch fee for parking it up?

Announcing the First Proofs of
Campervan Capers and The Jacaranda Trail

Click to check out The Foley’s Forum Blog
for the latest news on a print version of
the Campervan Capers book!