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Duff Hart-Davis lives in a seventeenth-century farmhouse on the Cotswold escarpment, where he and his wife keep sheep, horses, alpacas, chickens and bees. He has written or edited over thirty books, specializing in natural history.

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A Passion for Crustaceans

Duff Hart-Davis on Richard Shelton, The Longshoreman

The Longshoreman is the story of an obsession with fish, beginning when, as a boy in the 1940s, Richard Shelton explored the streams around his home in Buckinghamshire, and continuing right through the twenty years he spent as head of the Freshwater Fisheries Laboratory at Pitlochry, in Scotland, from 1982 to 2001.

1 Dec 2004

By Ancient Ways

Duff Hart-Davis on Candida Lycett-Green, Over the Hills and Far Away

When I first came across Over the Hills and Far Away I was immediately enchanted by this magical mixture of a book. Ostensibly it tells of a long-distance ride through the north of England, made to celebrate the author’s recovery from illness; but in fact it is a kind of autobiography, lit up by continual flashes of wit, high spirits and keen observation.

1 Mar 2004

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