... LIFE-sEPTEMBER 8, 1966 The photograph shows Climbing Strawberries being picked at our Nurseries 10th October 1959. This single plant was then bearing 114 fruits even though picking had been continuous throughout June, July, August and September. Among ...

... 1990, and effective, or indeed any, enforcement of the international MARPOL Convention, which bans the dumping of ship ' garbage at sea. I fear we are unlikely to get that without an independent and fully financed Environmental Protection Agency with ...

... others are not. Look at Milkers have been employed, and they are the conditions. so difficult to get that the employers cannot pick and choose. They are to a large extent casual labourers and belong to a class with whom cleanliness is not a supreme virtue ...

... sludge, on controlling radioactive discharges and atmospheric fall-out, on designating the North Sea a Special Area to prevent garbage disposal from ships-Britain gave ground to more concerned neighbours like West Germany and the Netherlands. The result was ...

... the repre entation of the local breeds was characteristically good. good one for sheep generally, and Southdowns were the pick of the cla ification, with Mr. J. Pierpont l\lorgan, Mrs. V. G . Stride, Mr. Pitts, Lady Ludlow, and M essrs. L angmead and ...

... whole. Next morning I did. Swimming before breakfast I suddenly floated over it, lying quite solitary on a patch of sand, the garbage of some 4th-century Roman sailor with no care for his environment. It was later in date than those ashore, but plump and perfect ...

... a wounding and philistine criticism from a professor at the H.oyal College, who maintained that Moore had been feeding on garbage. But in fact the exhibition shows his chief source and inspiration to have come not from other art but from the life class ...

... gentianella to flower by a trench being dug some 2 feet deep and filled uf for a foot or so with every kind o pigtrough garbage you can think of, and mown lawngrass and old with pleasure. The inspiration came instead from the rocky caves of the Greek ...

... place as Ethiopia the true nature of the lammergeier becomes evident. It is, in fact, a scavenger and will often be found picking up scraps on rubbish dumps. GIANT GIANT VULTURES VULTURES OF OF THE THE MOUNTAINS MOUNTAINS MOUNTAINS MOUNTAINS T HE (Gypaetus ...

... ready to dig now for t hose who enjoy its stale fish flavour, described as oyster-like. Corn salad is also providing modest pickings, culling only a sprig or two at a time from each sprawling plant to encourage it to continue sprouting. In the Greenhouse ...