Yesterday'S Country Village by Henry Buckton

Yesterday'S Country Village by Henry Buckton

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Yesterday'S Country Village by Henry Buckton

Take a trip back to the rural communities of yesteryear, and immerse yourself in everyday village life as it once was. Traditional village life and the community spirit that came with it is often spoken of and longed for again, but just what was it really like to live in a country village, and what was it that makes them so fondly remembered? Here is a unique chance to recall those days gone by, as villages around Britain are revisited through first-hand memories and historical research. In addition, the most fascinating collection of photographs brings to us the places and faces so important to stories that evoke fond memories and often harsh realities, but always great humour and enduring spirit. A joyous collection that is at once absorbing and inspiring for today's reader.
Henry Buckton qualified as a graphic designer at the College of Arts in Somerset, where he grew up, and currently works as a graphic designer. He also works part time as the PR officer for the West County Writer's Association, having previously written several books for adults and children. He is regularly featured on West Country radio, and writes articles for the local press and magazines. Henry lives with his wife and two children in Meare, near Glastonbury, Somerset.
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ISBN 13 9780715320952
ISBN 10 0715320955
Title Yesterday'S Country Village
Author Henry Buckton
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher David & Charles
Year published 2005-10-28
Number of pages 256
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.