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 A Parrot in the Pepper Tree - Chris Stewart
 A Parrot in the Pepper Tree - Chris Stewart ... Driving Over Lemons. It is in fact part sequel - further (mis)adventures of Chris and his family on their remote Andalusian farm.Newest Review: ... as a member of the original Genesis, work in Sir Robert Fossett's Circus and his life as an eco warrior. mixed in are his ... more ... wife, Ana and daughter Chloe. They work hard to enjoy their idyllic existence in Las Alpujarras, battling the weather and the powers of national planning, in their case a subsidiary dam long planned, shelved and remerging to challenge their future. This is a put downable book in the non derogatory sense that there don't seem to be any cliff hangers that will make you read on when you want to go to sleep or simply do something other than read. The chapters flit about and Scandinavian and native Spanish cha...more |
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A Parrot in the Pepper Tree - Chris Stewart: A good read (296 words)
by - written on 25/03/03 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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The sequel to Driving Over Lemons, Chris Stewart's book roams over a variety of topics on a chapter by chapter basis, which reflect his willingness to challenge conventionality. Chris embodies the self confidence that should be a product of his Winchester public school education as he moves from sheep shearing in Sweden, first dalliance with Spain, self deprecating his abilities as a member of the original Genesis, work in Sir Robert Fossett's Circus and his life as an eco warrior. mixed in are his wife, Ana and daughter Chloe. They work hard to enjoy their idyllic existence in Las Alpujarras, battling the weather and the powers of national ... Read the complete review
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