... end of the scale in sea stories. Commander Victor Clark, D.S.C., R.N., who retired from the Royal Navy in 1953 with a brilliant war-record, set out two months later from Lymington in his 33-ft. ketch Solace on a journey that was to take him 48,000 miles ...

... sen illustra tions, ranging from the white horse cut in the Berkshire Downs, at Uffington, to the barn at Great Coxwell or the glorious effigies in West minster, Worcester and Wells, help us to visualise the vanished world described so glowingly. Clive ...

... did taste of tomato. Also a pork pate made from the liver of animals fed only on organically-grown food. The difference was evident. Wholefood sells produce from all over the world. The fresh and dried fruits from faraway places are correctly grown un refined ...

... (which she clearly regarded as sufficiently trivial to warrant her taking a few more snaps of those quaint Indians for her scrap-book) was quite an eye-opener. I now understand why the British were not madly popular in India and I can better appreciate Mr ...

... job, but as second best this provides a nice read for a hot bath. Denton Welch, a Selection from His Published Work, selected by Jocelyn Brooke is a scrapbook of work by a young artist and writer who died in 1948, 13 years after a bicycle accident that ...