The Quiet Fields

<p>The Quiet Fields is rooted in the humus-rich soil of the countryside. It's about remote rural places where Nature exists undisturbed where we may sit and ponder 'The Wonder of the World'. The Journal tips its hat to these places and to the nature writing of BB revealing the 'Lost England' that still exists if you know where and how to look. If you've ever yearned to hear birdsong during a busy day then this is the book for you.</p><p></p><p>Reader testimonials:</p><p></p><p>Fennel's writing reminds me of the works of Roger Deakin. It inspires me with faith in the quiet life and that although I may be isolated I am certainly not alone.</p><p></p><p>Fennel has captured the essence of the countryside - that is its almost human character. So brilliantly has he compared and contrasted it with the nature of we humans. It's not so much a 'balanced study' more a 'study of the balance' between Nature and Man.</p>