Picked up from millbrooks telephone box library/ Exchange

Off to a member of the Yorkshire day exchange, along with some other Yorkshire themed goodies

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Looking forward to reading this book it came in my Yorkshire Day exchange

Couldn't get in to this book lots of names I didn't know who or what they belonged to .passed it on to Deltic.

More talking animals than Beatrix Potter and C. S. Lewis, which is a bit confusing at first, but once you work out who's human and who's animal, great fun! If I come across any more of Joyce Fussey's books I would certainly read them.

Will now be travelling in a Christmas parcel to a Bookcrossing friend.

Happy Christmas Ambassador.
A nice light read based in our beloved Yorkshire.

Merry Christmas and a better New Year 2021! Hopefully it will soon be safe to come over to Yorkshire again, but in the meanwhile I will visit it via books. Or telly, they began to show the sheep farming family Owen on Finnish television yesterday. New version on All Creatures Great and Small is also on telly.
I'm currently in Wisconsin following Laura Ingalls Wilder's life.

Another book for Elisabeth's first-aid bag of books. Trying to put together a bit of this and that, so there will be something for every mood. Like me, Elisabeth likes rural Britain, Yorkshire in particular.
As I haven't read the book yet, it will return to me afterwards. Elisabeth hasn't got a computer, but writes real letters. If only Deltic could supply her with pretty stationery... Anyhow, I will journal her comments when they arrive.

Oops, the picture went sideways. Elisabeth showing one of her treasured books.

I never knew that farming could be just entering from one catastrophe to another! It is written as if it were hilarious, but I surely would not want to be in their shoes.
Returns to Kirjakko when I've read all the books.

Cows have returned to pasture in Lauttasaari. Except everything is covered with a fresh layer of snow and tomorrow will be freezing cold...

I can see what Elisabeth meant by saying disaster after another - I missed an introduction of the family, because I was never sure who was a bullock and who a male member of the family. The writer just speeded from one mishap to the next and wasn't even particularly funny telling these. I gave up on page 22.

There aren't many places to free books nowadays, but there is a bookshelf outside the Settlement house of Kalliola. Cows are waiting new readers there.

I took this book from Kalliolan setlementtitalo!

Funny and entertaining book, but little confusing at first because I didn't know the characters.

I had a lovely evening at the beach reading this book.

Left to Ciao! Caffe bookshelf at Columbus mall.

Having my evening tea in Fregatti Bistro in the same shopping mall - because it has around 15 meters of BC-books on its walls... And what do I spy with my little eye? Cows have moved to graze here. I'm letting them ruminate in peace, but will make a new release note to get the cordinates right.

Dear New Reader,
It would be lovely to hear how you came across this little book. Every previous reader will know the book is in good hands if you care to write a few lines here - thanks and enjoy the rural life of Glorious Yorkshire!

No luck in Fregatti, so took the book to the middle of Helsinki, to the Library of Richard Street.

Edit.11.3.2022: The book has left the building.