Buckinghamshire & Berkshire

Beech woods, Thames villages and open downland fill prints from Buckinghamshire and Berkshire, with descriptions by Geraldin...

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Beech woods, Thames villages and open downland fill prints from Buckinghamshire and Berkshire, with descriptions by Geraldine Edith Mitton and paintings by Sutton Palmer, published by Adam and Charles Black and recorded here in its 1920 edition. The countryside is lived in and worked: cottages, village churches, mills and college buildings stand among blossom, woods and riverside growth. The views run from Buckingham and the Chiltern villages to Abingdon, Sonning, East Garston and the Downs, with Eton College and the woods at Cliveden. Several Berkshire subjects, such as East Hagbourne and Long Wittenham, now lie in Oxfordshire, and a sketch map accompanies the pictures.

Beech woods, Thames villages and open downland fill prints from Buckinghamshire and Berkshire, with descriptions by Geraldine Edith Mitton and paintings by Sutton Palmer, published by Adam and Charles Black and recorded here in its 1920 edition. The countryside is lived in and worked: cottages, village churches, mills and college buildings stand among blossom, woods and riverside growth. The views run from Buckingham and the Chiltern villages to Abingdon, Sonning, East Garston and the Downs, with Eton College and the woods at Cliveden. Several Berkshire subjects, such as East Hagbourne and Long Wittenham, now lie in Oxfordshire, and a sketch map accompanies the pictures.

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