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More charming stories about Mrs Paws the teddy bear and her mischevious antics

The Land That Made Us, edited by Christine Gregory and Sheila Hine, is the story of eighty years of farming in the South West Peak District. It is told through the words of local farmers and land managers, many of whom have lived and farmed in this often challenging landscape for generations.

Mrs Paws is the creation of Christine Gregory, and through a short series of stories, her antics and adventures with her and her friends come to light. On the door of a small room within the cottage of Mr and Mrs Gregory is a quaint little sign that reads 'Enchanted Teddy and Dolly Sanctuary', so called because there's something quite magical behind this door. It came as such a shock to Mrs Gregory when she realised that her cuddlesome bear, a...

Mrs Paws is the creation of Christine Gregory, and through a short series of stories, her antics and adventures with her and her friends come to light. On the door of a small room within the cottage of Mr and Mrs Gregory is a quaint little sign that reads 'Enchanted Teddy and Dolly Sanctuary', so called because there's something quite magical behind this door. It came as such a shock to Mrs Gregory when she realised that her cuddlesome bear, a...

This volume presents the findings of the largest campaign of archaeological investigation yet undertaken along Liverpool¿s historic waterfront, by Oxford Archaeology North and the National Museums Liverpool Field Archaeology Unit. This work centred on the areas of Mann Island, Pier Head, and the Central Docks, all places that either fall within, or are directly adjacent to, the Liverpool - Maritime Mercantile City World Heritage Site, and it f...

The water vole is one of Britain's most endangered mammals. Popularised as 'Ratty' in The Wind in the Willows, it is a cherished resident of our waterways. But this once ever-present mammal is now in danger. In The Water Vole, Christine Gregory tells the story of the water vole, principally through its history in the waterways of Derbyshire.

Brown Hares in the Derbyshire Dales by Christine Gregory is a written and photographic celebration of one of the Peak District's most secretive and enigmatic animals. Meticulously researched and beautifully illustrated with over 100 photographs, this book gives an insight into the life, habitat and history of a much loved, yet threatened, species.