Country Lives Remembered

This unique book offers an evocative look at the lives of twelve English countrymen, spanning from the Edwardian period right through to today-and the skills and trades, some forgotten or seemingly obsolete, that allowed rural communities to grow and thrive with a culture of resourcefulness, self-sufficiency, and harmony with nature.
From Ernest Sharp the thatcher to George Ranger the farrier; and from John Furzey the beekeeper to Bill Thomson the hurdle maker, experience the working and home lives of these colorful characters in the idyllic-but hardworking-English countryside.