Lorraine Turnbull écrit dans un style informé et accessible, s'appuyant sur une vaste expérience pratique dans la création d'une petite exploitation à partir de zéro. Son travail explore les thèmes de la durabilité et de la vie rurale, reflétant son expertise en tant que tutrice en horticulture et sa formation en coordination d'entreprises agricoles. Les lecteurs apprécieront sa capacité à partager des idées précieuses et des conseils pratiques pour ceux qui souhaitent adopter un mode de vie plus respectueux de l'environnement. Son écriture sert à la fois d'inspiration et de guide pour cultiver une existence plus résiliente et autosuffisante.
Simon Parker seeks a new beginning in a quaint French village after leaving behind his unsuccessful marriage. As he navigates the challenges of integrating into the local community, he must confront his past and the complexities of starting anew in a foreign environment. The story explores themes of personal reinvention, cultural differences, and the search for belonging.
This comprehensive guide is essential for anyone interested in purchasing a property in France, covering various types of homes from cottages to chateaus. The second edition provides updated information and practical advice, making it a valuable resource for navigating the French real estate market.
To make her dream come true Lorraine Turnbull dragged her new husband and reluctant children away from Glasgow to live the 'Good Life' on a smallholding in Cornwall. Sheep wrestling, making cider, dealing with maggots and a demented mother and all under the pressure of the dreaded Agricultural Occupancy Condition. Lorraine shares the story of the delights and disasters of living off the land in Cornwall and of how she finally triumphed over adversity. This memoir of life on a smallholding in Cornwall will appeal to many readers. Those who love Cornwall, who love tales of rural life, those looking for true stories with an uplifting ending. There is humour, pathos and a real honesty about family life on the farm.
Lorraine Turnbull offers a comprehensive practical guide that draws on her award-winning experience as a smallholder. The book provides valuable insights and techniques for sustainable smallholding, making it an essential resource for both novice and experienced farmers looking to enhance their practices and promote environmental stewardship.