Transcribed from the 1800 John Parslee edition by David Price, email ccx074@pglaf.org
OBSERVATIONS
UPON THE TOWN OF
CROMER,
CONSIDERED AS
A WATERING PLACE,
AND THE
Picturesque Scenery
IN ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD.
BY EDMUND BARTELL, JUN.
PRINTED BY AND FOR JOHN PARSLEE,
And Sold by T. Hurst, No. 32, Pater-noster Row, London;
J. Freeman, London-Lane, Norwich. and B. Rust, Cromer.
1800.
Preface.
Bathing places being generally resorted to during the summer season, for the different pursuits either of health or pleasure, I have often wondered that some little account of such as are not so much esteemed as Weymouth, Brighthelmstone and Ramsgate, should not be published; and more particularly where the situation of the place itself, and the scenery of the country around, are not entirely destitute of beauty.