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Spade Among The Rushes Margaret Leigh

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Spade Among The Rushes Margaret Leigh
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Publisher: Birlinn Ltd
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 8.22 MB
Pages: 1934
Author: Margaret Leigh
ISBN: 9780857909756, 0857909754
Language: English
Year: 2011

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Spade Among The Rushes Margaret Leigh by Margaret Leigh 9780857909756, 0857909754 instant download after payment.

One of very few books available on Moidart in the north-west of Scotland, Spade Among the Rushes evokes the enchanted, magical beauty of this much-loved area of the country. Margaret Leigh was already a successful author when her longing for freedom and independence led to her decision to become a crofter in the West Highlands. These memoirs describe her attempts to transform a deserted croft into a home, and her struggles to snatch land back from the wilderness. Although far from the Blitz, the effects of the war are felt throughout the Highlands, and the rationing of food and vital materials, the battles with bureaucrats who had no understanding of a crofter's needs, and even the appearance of a Nazi mine off the coast, all frustrate Margaret Leigh's efforts. But despite the hardships, the land and the people of the Highlands gave her a contentment and happiness she had never known before. This edition has a new Introduction by Katie Maclean, who knew Margaret Leigh during her time in Moidart.

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