Stockists in Somerset, of whom the majority are featured  as part of the book, include:

Wells Cathedral shop; Black Swan Arts, Frome; Waterstone's Wells and Yeovil; the |Bishop's Palace Wells; Brendon Books of Taunton;  the Court House Wiveliscombe, Shakespeare and Hall, Dunster; West Somerset Railway, Minehead; Bramble and Sage, Sutton Montis; North Cadbury Village Stores;the Gifted Co. Somerton, Sue's Pantry,Langport,the tourist information centre in Cheddar; Rothwell and Dunworth, Dulverton. Please email enquiries for further stockists.

2008 so far: 

May 8th  I collected some wonderful, just-picked-that-morning, asparagus from Court Place Farm at Withycombe near Dunster on May10th; two days after they began harvesting.You can buy at the farm or order for postal delivery see www.asparagusbypost.co.uk

June 12th; we walked to Rodney Stoke, at the foot of the Mendips and collected asparagus from the Mann's organic farm (featured in Time for Somerset)

All year round: Glastonbury Abbey  ruins and grounds are open throughout the year; a magical oasis where I recently saw woodpeckers nesting among the apple blossom (see chapter 4). The annual season ticket is a must.

Copies of Time for Somerset will be there to read when visitors book one of the lovely little cottages a few minutes from the Abbey.  see www.glastonburyholidayhomes.com  

June 28th I am at the Wedmore Street Fair all day, held in the borough, but not in Saxon dress!