And Miles to Go Before I Sleep

And Miles to Go Before I SleepAfter three years working as a young vet in rural Aberdeenshire, Hugh Cran decided that it was time for a change. He got it. He took a post in Kenya and, forty years later, he's still there, still working, still loving every exasperating, challenging, unexpected moment. This is a page turning account of working as a vet at the sharp end. Cattle owned by the Maasai herdsmen or the white settlers might take up most of Hugh's time, but these cattle are

secluded rural waters to giant urban ship channels

more human

shooting and fishing

But farming can’t be learned overnight

Here is a community in flux: eastern european farm workers

In Feathers – the Game Larder Steve Lee’s stunning photographs showcase more than the 55 modern

on why he loves the birds he shoots

enjoying the great outdoors from the depths of winter to high summer

even an old wild goat

their favourite foods

oils and vinegars

James Batty offers ideas as to how to catch bass in any weather or sea-state