Family, friends and dreams; the joys of local produce through the seasons; fact and fiction from the valley's past; and a couple of darker stories for a different feel.
Jo Dixon and Alan Baxter put an unexpected twist on the valley's secluded corners; Jo Tyrrell feels the pull of another quiet spot as a place for family to grow and return to. Bonnie Liston explores the magic of Huon pine, and Grace Heathcote recreates a dramatic day in the history of the Huon Regatta at a time when boats were giving way to motorcars. Bill Lark fondly recalls how the support of Huon friends and business colleagues made Lark Distillery seem possible, and Deb Hills's traveller also discovers the Huon as a place where dreams take shape. Carly McLean celebrates the joys of foraging on the highways and byways of the valley; Michelle Crawford shares a calendar of seasonal produce; and Mel Coates looks at gardening from a very different point of view.
Ten stories, ten perspectives on living in the Huon.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Family, friends and dreams; the joys of local produce through the seasons; fact and fiction from the valley's past; and a couple of darker stories for a different feel.Jo Dixon and Alan Baxter put an unexpected twist on the valley's secluded corners; Jo Tyrrell feels the pull of another quiet spot as a place for family to grow and return to. Bonnie Liston explores the magic of Huon pine, and Grace Heathcote recreates a dramatic day in the history of the Huon Regatta at a time when boats were giving way to motorcars. Bill Lark fondly recalls how the support of Huon friends and business colleagues made Lark Distillery seem possible, and Deb Hills's traveller also discovers the Huon as a place where dreams take shape. Carly McLean celebrates the joys of foraging on the highways and byways of the valley; Michelle Crawford shares a calendar of seasonal produce; and Mel Coates looks at gardening from a very different point of view.Ten stories, ten perspectives on living in the Huon. Family, friends and dreams; the joys of local produce through the seasons; and a couple of darker stories too. Fact and fiction from Tasmania's Huon Valley. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781764553858
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Family, friends and dreams; the joys of local produce through the seasons; fact and fiction from the valley's past; and a couple of darker stories for a different feel.Jo Dixon and Alan Baxter put an unexpected twist on the valley's secluded corners; Jo Tyrrell feels the pull of another quiet spot as a place for family to grow and return to. Bonnie Liston explores the magic of Huon pine, and Grace Heathcote recreates a dramatic day in the history of the Huon Regatta at a time when boats were giving way to motorcars. Bill Lark fondly recalls how the support of Huon friends and business colleagues made Lark Distillery seem possible, and Deb Hills's traveller also discovers the Huon as a place where dreams take shape. Carly McLean celebrates the joys of foraging on the highways and byways of the valley; Michelle Crawford shares a calendar of seasonal produce; and Mel Coates looks at gardening from a very different point of view.Ten stories, ten perspectives on living in the Huon. Family, friends and dreams; the joys of local produce through the seasons; and a couple of darker stories too. Fact and fiction from Tasmania's Huon Valley. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781764553858
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