Bought online from Wob

I just love the way John Lewis-Stempel writes about wildlife, farming, his family history and relationships and his own responses to the world around him and his experiences. He doesn't take himself too seriously either. I do like books about challenges like this too. I recommend Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver where she and her family sweep readers journey away from the industrial-food pipeline to a rural life in which they vow to buy only food raised in their own neighborhood, grow it themselves, or learn to live without it. Less challenging than this but really interesting.

This will be part of Yogiberri's birthday box of goodies.

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Some magical birthday reading. Love this aurhor and everytime I see his name I think of the field he cultivated next to that of "the chemical brothers" along with the gift of hares from someone who didn't want to destroy them - even though it was their job too. The one's which got away! Thank you my dear.

Still gentle despite the pissibility of eber vreature being a meal! Back to poodlesister.

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Going to greenbadger, a wishlist book.

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Thank you! Really looking forward to reading this. x