Bücher veröffentlicht von Blue Poppy Publishing

Exmoor Tales is a circular series of four books. You can start anywhere and read through them all or just dip into them from time to time for a flavour of life on Exmoor.Ellie Keepers began this collection of detailed journal entries as a gift for her grandchildren, but we firmly believe they deserve to be shared to a wider audience, along with her stunning photographs of the landscape and wildlife to be found right on her doorstep.In this book, Ellie shows us around her cottage garden and introduces us to cheeky blackbirds. Ellie's birthday is, of course, a day of "simple pleasures", while strange sounds disturb an unusual night. Now you can relive a summer on Exmoor wherever you are, at any time of year.

Exmoor Tales is a circular series of four books. You can start anywhere and read through them all or just dip into them from time to time for a flavour of life on Exmoor.Ellie Keepers began this collection of detailed journal entries as a gift for her grandchildren, but we firmly believe they deserve to be shared to a wider audience, along with her stunning photographs of the landscape and wildlife to be found right on her doorstep.In this book, Ellie explores family history in Dulverton, listens to noisy nature, watches and listens for the first cuckoos, wanders from Simonsbath to Cow Castle and shows us the moor in early evening. This book is perfect to enjoy while waiting for spring showers to pass.

Exmoor Tales is a circular series of four books. You can start anywhere and read through them all or just dip into them from time to time for a flavour of life on Exmoor.Ellie Keepers began this collection of detailed journal entries as a gift for her grandchildren, but we firmly believe they deserve to be shared to a wider audience, along with her stunning photographs of the landscape and wildlife to be found right on her doorstep.In this book, Ellie takes us stargazing, following kestrels, and preparing for Christmas. Plus, you can reminisce about the infamous "Beast From the East" while tucked up by the fire with a hot drink.