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Driving Over Lemons: An Optimist in Spain PDF

230 Pages·1999·1.83 MB·English
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Table of Contents Title Page Praise EL VALERO PARADISE SUBMERGED A SUMMER APPRENTICESHIP BRIDGE BUILDING MOVING IN WITH PEDRO LOSTILLUSIONS DOMINGO AND THE SEARCH FOR BEAMS THE TIME OF MATANZAS COUNTING SHEEP WALKING WITH THE WATER CATS AND PIGEONS BUILDING THE HOUSE DOGS AND SHEEP BREEDING CHLOË AND THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION FRIENDS AND FOREIGNERS HERBS AND HUSBANDRY MARKET FORCES CHLOË’S CHRISTENING WATER OVER THE BRIDGE... Acknowledgments About the Author Copyright Page Acclaim for Chris Stewart’s DRIVING OVER LEMONS “An engaging book and Stewart is a welcoming host.” —The Oregonian “Thanks to Stewart . . . we can experience [Andalucía] vicariously in what one hopes will be a long and oft-sequeled story of life in the slow, sensual corner of that most sensual land.” —Winston-Salem Journal “In chronicling the mood swings of a life less ordinary, Stewart has produced a delicious slice of rural life. . . . A marvelous read throughout.” —The Irish Times “Driving Over Lemons . . . recounts with verve and vivid imagery . . . life on a primitive mountain farm in Spain.” —The Commercial Appeal (Memphis) “A wonderful book: funny, affectionate, no hint of patronage, a true portrait of a place and people, reaching deep into the flesh and bones beneath the skin. Tuck it into your holiday luggage and dream.” — Daily Mail “When an author is as modest and humorous as this, it is a story that cannot be told too often . . . a quiet, sincere narration of putting his money where his mouth is.” —The Times (London) “Exquisite. . . . Driving Over Lemons is so darn good that he is already being talked of within the publishing industry as the new Peter Mayle.” —The Daily Telegraph (London) “Charming and witty. . . . The anecdotes of life on the farm are engaging and funny and . . . crackle with wit reminiscent of Bill Bryson.” —The Globe and Mail (Toronto)

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Amazon.com Review When English sheep shearer Chris Stewart (once a drummer for Genesis) bought an isolated farmhouse in the mountains outside of Granada, Spain, he was fully aware that it didn't have electricity, running water, or access to roads. But he had little idea of the headaches and hilarity
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