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In 1931, after two decades of wandering the world, Llewelyn Powys moved into an isolated cottage in Dorset, where he embarked on a series of essays embracing what he called 'the poetry of life'. In their evocations of land and sea, of childhood and old age, of wildlife, they are a poignant love letter to the English Countryside.
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