Taught by Dogs small shoot

Taught by Dogs small shootBrought up on a farm, Colin Whittemore's life was interwoven with dogs from the start. He writes of the welsh sheepdogs his father used on his dairy farm to bring in the cattle twice daily, but also of the farm dogs taken to the pub to lie silently under a table. He observes that these working dogs never played, chased a ball or fetched sticks: farm dogs took their delight in working, whether rounding up livestock, ratting or guarding. But throughout

the Roman occupation of Wroxeter and the Battle of Shrewsbury

Barry Ord Clarke (recently voted Flytyer of the World) is sharing his latest innovations in this publication

Set in 1825

sharply contrasted with its idyllic small villages

the unforgettable characters feature in a breathtaking stagecoach dash to London

historic and worldwide application of these herbal remedies

covering all aspects of his life as a farmer today

Wilfred Owen and Percy Thrower

cotton and slavery

everyone’s favourite dairy farmer

'To call 'Living with Greys' a coffee table book would be like calling the Mona Lisa a painting

So he decided that in writing  this book