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‘Clare Leighton explores rural culture and landscapes with affectionate pen-portraits and her wonderfully bold engravings of people at work in the countryside.
In this book from 1937, the acclaimed writer and engraver takes on a series of country subjects, including picking primroses, the local pub, tramps and the village flower show, with senses well-attuned to her part of southern England in the Chiltern Hills.’ – Little Toller
‘Romance need not only live under thatched eaves, drawing its water from moss-covered wells. It can survive the invasion of the tractor and the radio.’ Clare Leighton
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