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Click on the book picture for more information and to confirm price. "Buy from Amazon.com" opens a new window on the Amazon.com site with the selected book in your shopping cart. Make as many selections as you like from our web pages. When you have completed your selections, click "View Amazon shopping cart" below. Then click "Proceed to Checkout" on the Amazon.com site. If you are looking for a title not in our collection, the search box at the bottom of the page will open a new window where you can search Amazon's entire site. Books Page View Amazon Shopping Cart Prev Page Next Page third party sellers Country Wisdom David Larkin "Shortly after I arrived in America, my wife took me on a drive through the countryside of New England..." Book Description: David Larkin, an internationally known editor and book designer, first tasted country living at the age of three, as a refugee from wartime London in rural England. Country Wisdom, the first in a projected series of three volumes, is centered around country houses and their outbuildings. Larkin offers a lively, informative text and more than 200 full-color photographs. The text includes everything from vernacular architecture in a historical perspective to restoration and maintenance; from country customs to seasonal festivals; from the kitchens of resourceful country cooks to the secrets of underground storage; from traditional recipes for cleaning formulas to the proper pitch of a roof. Country Acres: Country Wisdom for the Working Landscape

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