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Kinbasket Lake
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 At times , Francis Asbury ventured into the wilderness to visit Hinde . An 1856 account states , 

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 Subsequently a stream of famous visitors came to view Staffa 's wonders including Robert Adam , Sir Walter Scott ( 1810 ) , John Keats ( 1818 ) , J. M. W. Turner , whose 1830 visit yielded an oil painting exhibited in 1832 , William Wordsworth ( 1833 ) , Jules Verne ( 1839 ) , Alice Liddell ( the inspiration for Alice in Wonderland ) in 1878 , David Livingstone ( 1864 ) , Robert Louis Stevenson ( 1870 ) and Mendelssohn himself in 1829 . Wordsworth , however , found the volume of tourism disappointing . 

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 On the book 's publication , Waugh 's friends praised it , but its general critical reception was muted . Most reviewers admired the self @-@ portrait of Waugh with which the novel opens , but expressed divided views about the rest , in particular the ending . Commentators have debated whether the novel provides a real @-@ life depiction of Waugh , or if it represents the exaggerated persona that he cultivated as a means of preserving his privacy . The book has been dramatised for radio and as a stage play . 

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 After its release , the pair embarked on a five @-@ stop signing tour to promote the book in October 2008 at Waterstone 's branches in London , Birmingham , Manchester , Bristol , and Cardiff . The book received positive reviews : Veronica Horwell of The Guardian wrote that Davies was the " Scheherazade of Cardiff Bay " and opined that the book should have been twice the published length ; Ian Berriman of science fiction magazine SFX gave the book five stars and commented that it was the only book about " new Who " that a reader needed ; television critic Charlie Brooker was inspired by the book to devote an entire episode of his BBC Four show Screenwipe to interviewing television writers ; and chat show couple Richard and Judy selected the book as a recommended Christmas present in the " Serious Non @-@ Fiction " category of their book club . A second edition of the book , The Writer 's Tale : The Final Chapter , was released in January 2010 by BBC Books . The second edition added 350 pages of correspondence — before excising draft scripts included in the first edition — and covered Davies ' final months as executive producer of Doctor Who as he co @-@ wrote the five @-@ part BBC One Torchwood miniseries Children of Earth , planned David Tennant 's departure and Matt Smith 's arrival as the Doctor , and moved to the United States . 

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 Due to the town 's traditional seaside appearance , it has often been used as a setting for television programmes and films . The seafront has been featured in programmes such as the ITV period drama Upstairs , Downstairs , the 1984 BBC seaside comedy Cockles , CBBC 's The Tweenies and the BBC comedy Little Britain . The town 's railway station was seen in an episode of the 1970s comedy Some Mothers Do ' Ave ' Em . The town has featured in movies such as Ken Russell 's French Dressing , and The Medusa Touch , starring Richard Burton . In fiction , Jeeves from the stories by P. G. Wodehouse regularly holidays at the town , spending much of his time there fishing . Herne Bay was the hometown of the three main characters in the 1990s BBC sitcom , Game On . To celebrate Anthony Coburn 's contribution to the Doctor Who series , BBC South East Today is celebrating 50 years of Doctor Who by screening the first ever episode An Unearthly Child , at the Kings Hall theatre on 22 November 2013 . 
