The Hill Folk (Kent)
Iris Bryce
- Price: £9.95
- Publisher: History Into Print
- ISBN: 9781858583112
- Availability: In Stock
How did a jazz trumpeter and a struggling beginner journalist, both
London bred and born, come to have an Organic Market Garden in the early
Fifties in a rural part of Kent? Owen and Iris Bryce bought a derelict
farm with the idea of having a beautiful rural caravan site. However
with Planning Permission taking some two years to obtain they started to
grow their own vegetables. A few chickens were bought and then ‘like
Topsy – it just grew’. This is the story of not only a change of plan
but a change in their way of life – one that no money could ever buy.
| Details | |
| Format | Paperback |
| Pages | 120 |
| Dimensions | 210mm x 148mm |
| Illustrations | 20 black & white |
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