Mary Berry: 6 books

This is the Diary of two Girl Guide holidays taken by my Mother pre the Second World War,  the first in 1936 to Waddow Hall in Lancashire a Guide Centre (as it still is today), the other to Norway in 1937, an adventurous undertaking at that time. She records her enjoyment of the packed...

This is the tale of  many experiences while rough camping in the Selous, Ruaha and Mikumi Parks of Tanzania. These less visited areas present different challenges to the well known Northern Parks such as the Serengeti. Camps were set right on the shores of lakes alive with Hippos and Crocodiles,...

This the the saga of 19 years of mobile camping safaris in Tanzania's National Parks.  The camping option - that is hiring Vehicle and Equipment plus Driver and Cook - was intially selected in the interests of economy, but proved the perfect choice for Natural History lovers.  These private safaris,...

This is the exact text of a Diary kept (against Regulations) by Private John Harris whilst with the 8th Army in  North Africa during World War 11. It includes his experiences at the famous battle of El Alamein. Among the drama of the battlefield he pauses for lighter moments such as...

An account of a life working in conservation, commencing with a post with the Wildfowl Trust in the 1960s which led to the single-handed restoration of a Duck Decoy to catch and ring wildfowl for migration studies.  This leads to involvement with the 'Wash Feasability Study', the improbable plan...

What if there was just one tree left in the world and she knew all the stories?