Over the Hill (eBook, ePUB) - Baldock, Christine
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This book tells the story of modern day pioneering. It chronicles a family's move to rural Ireland in the last decade of the twentieth century, and describes their struggle to begin with nothing and build a home on the side of a valley in the hills of County Clare, using a mixture of stones gathered from the fields and concrete. The family were determined to grow their own food and live as self-sufficiently as was practical, despite the poor soil. It also shows the attitudes of the time, and the generosity, hospitality, and sense of community of their Irish neighbours. All of life is here and…mehr

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This book tells the story of modern day pioneering. It chronicles a family's move to rural Ireland in the last decade of the twentieth century, and describes their struggle to begin with nothing and build a home on the side of a valley in the hills of County Clare, using a mixture of stones gathered from the fields and concrete. The family were determined to grow their own food and live as self-sufficiently as was practical, despite the poor soil. It also shows the attitudes of the time, and the generosity, hospitality, and sense of community of their Irish neighbours. All of life is here and the book is sometimes humorous, sometimes tragic, and always inspiring.

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Christine Baldock was born in Liverpool and emigrated to America with her family at the age of sixteen. After eight years, one of which was spent attending the University of California at Berkeley, she returned to the UK and married her childhood sweetheart. A holiday in Cornwall gave Christine a life-long passion for the West Country. They decided to move there and enjoyed fourteen years living close to the coast not far from Penzance. Christine and her husband, Tony, now reside in the west of Ireland.