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Tales from a Half Wild Garden

Carrie Triffet

Eco-prepping, as told from a spiritual author's perspective: A transplanted Californian who is learning the joys and ick factors of a simpler life in the English countryside. (Like Green Acres, but with British accents and fewer negligees.)

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