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Style up like the Sanderson Sisters with this Sanderson Witch Museum Crossbody Bag! This officially licensed bag, which features the Sanderson Witch Museum, a national historic site, will be instantly recognizable to any fan of Hocus Pocus. Officially licensed Dimensions: 8" H x 9" W x 2" D Zipper closure Material: Polyurethane Care: Spot clean Imported

Physical description; [128]p : ill ; 22cm. Subjects; Flans (Cookery). Pastry. Pies.

Book is in Used-Good condition. Pages and cover are clean and intact. Used items may not include supplementary materials such as CDs or access codes. May show signs of minor shelf wear and contain limited notes and highlighting. 3.94

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This guide has been described as the National Trust's bible, and does full justice to the Trust's illustrious collection of color photographs, and showcases recent acquisitions such as the Gothic wonder of Tyntesfield, John Lennon's childhood home Mendips, and William Morris' Arts and Crafts Red House. Magnificent landscapes, including the breathtaking coast of Cornwall, Snowdonia, the Peak District, and the lunar scenery of Stragford Lough are set beside the Trust's great gardens such as Sissinghurst Castle in Kent and Stourhead Landscape Garden in Wiltshire. The Trust's country houses of course feature in all their varied beauty—from the Tudor splendour of Hardwick Hall in Derbyshire through to the magnificent Victoriana at Cragside in Northumberland.

This is a record of the household crafts of women from bygone ages, recognizing their skills and recalling the techniques and artefacts that were once an integral part of everyday life. The book contains period photographs and anecdotes from the author's childhood memories. Almost all the crafts and skills are associated with properties owned by the National Trust.

An inspiring collection of simple modern recipes using seasonal ingredients from kitchen gardens and orchards Baking is one of life's pleasures and this beautiful cookbook brings together an inspiring collection of recipes, illustrating different aspects of modern British baking. It discusses how key ingredients such as grain from the mill or butter from the dairy have shaped British baking and led to a delicious and deservedly famous repertoire of cakes, pastries, savory bakes, and bread. Seville Orange Drizzle Cake and Blackcurrant Meringue Pie are just a few of the simple desserts that can be prepared with fresh dairy ingredients, while pastry, biscuits, and breads from the mill provide a wholesome basis for homemade peach slices, olive oil bread, and Chelsea buns. Harvest sumptuous apricots, cherries, apples, pears, and plums from the orchard for apricot creams and pear pie, or use the natural abundance of wild herbs, mushrooms, fruits, and nuts of the hedgerow to produce delicious almond blackberry cake or gooey chocolate walnut brownies. A conversion chart is included.

Curl up with over 100 deliciously comforting favourites from the National Trust kitchens and cafés which make the best of our British seasonal produce. Tuck into a warming stew after a wintery walk or enjoy a rustic salad on a long summer evening. Whip up a quick supper or bake the cake you've wanted all week. Divided into seasons, the recipes present regional and international dishes and mean that it is easier to find the perfect dish to suit the weather and to help use up gluts of home-grown fruit and veg. Hazy lazy summer days inspire the Picnic Pie perfect for taking out on adventures with family and friends. As temperatures cool, warmer dishes like the Fragrant Leek and Sweet Potato Soup are best served after a winter walk; a real comfort dish. A refreshing Vietnamese Chicken Salad and the flavourful meat-free Vegetable and Coconut Curry are just two of the many recipes offering global flavours to make the tastebuds tingle! And we can t forget foolproof recipes for classics such as Sausage Bubble & Squeak, Pumpkin Pie, Scotch Eggs (with a twist), Apple & Rhubarb Crumble and Beef Pot Pies. Bursting with flavour, these recipes are simple and irresistible each one devoted to our love for homely, comforting cooking.

The National Trust cares for the finest collection of historic buildings, gardens, parks, landscape and coastline in the world. Its famous and well-respected series of guidebooks provides the essential companion to your visit and a lasting souvenir of the experience. And now you can buy the guide before your visit.Authoritative texts and superb illustrations illuminate the history of the place and tell the stories of the people who have lived and worked there.

Quarto, , PP.292, First Book Devoted To The Gardens Of The National Trust In England, Wales And Northern Ireland

Explore English horticultural style in 28 classic gardens in the care of Britain’s National Trust. From the grandeur of Ham House to the glory of Mottisfont Abbey, each one is a masterpiece of skillful planning and displays an astonishing array of gardening ideas. “Delightful.”—Country Life.

The National Trust cares for the finest collection of historic buildings, gardens, parks, landscape and coastline in the world. Its famous and well-respected series of guidebooks provides the essential companion to your visit and a lasting souvenir of the experience. And now you can buy the guide before your visit.Authoritative texts and superb illustrations illuminate the history of the place and tell the stories of the people who have lived and worked there.

Since 1945, when it acquired its first garden at Culzean Castle, the National Trust for Scotland has become the country’s largest garden owner. Its properties include 35 major gardens together with a further 30 that form part of other properties acquired for their architectural, historical or landscape importance. The gardens are notable for their range and variety, representing the full history of Scottish gardening, from the late medieval at Culross Palace, through the 18th-century picturesque at Culzean Castle and Victorian formality at The House of Duns to 20th-century plant collections at Brodrick and Inverewe. There are also many charming and intimate small gardens associated with notable Trust properties. Francesca Greenoak’s scholarly but easily accessible text describes each garden in detail and discusses its design and plantings, its history, setting and historical and cultural connections. The Trust’ s policy for the restoration and conservation of each garden are also explained. Full directions for getting there are provided together with information on access and opening times.

Describes 14 houses, including Knole, Blickling, Stourhead and Cotehele which the author was responsible for bringing into the care of the National Trust. It brings the owners, the buildings and their pasts to life as the sometimes cliffhanging story of their passing to the Trust is documented.

The National Trust cares for the finest collection of historic buildings, gardens, parks, landscape and coastline in the world. Its famous and well-respected series of guidebooks provides the essential companion to your visit and a lasting souvenir of the experience. And now you can buy the guide before your visit.Authoritative texts and superb illustrations illuminate the history of the place and tell the stories of the people who have lived and worked there.

50 postcards showing the glories of the British coastline presented in an attractive box. 2015 is the 50th anniversary of the NT's 'Project Neptune', a major campaign to purchase and preserve large parts of our coast. Today, the NT owns and manages 750 miles of the coastline. Next year the NT will be celebrating the anniversary and undertaking further fundraising - especially necessary following the dramatic storm damage of last winter.

Physical description; 240 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 26 cm. Subjects; Heraldry - Great Britain. Historic buildings - Great Britain.

Book is in Used-VeryGood condition. Pages and cover are clean and intact. Used items may not include supplementary materials such as CDs or access codes. May show signs of minor shelf wear and contain very limited notes and highlighting. 2.34

The National Trust cares for the finest collection of historic buildings, gardens, parks, landscape and coastline in the world. Its famous and well-respected series of guidebooks provides the essential companion to your visit and a lasting souvenir of the experience. And now you can buy the guide before your visit.Authoritative texts and superb illustrations illuminate the history of the place and tell the stories of the people who have lived and worked there.

The third in the bestselling series of Houses of the National Trust and Gardens of the National Trust, this is a richly illustrated book providing new perspectives on the British landscape. From the dramatic hills of the Lake District to the mysterious fens of eastern England and the beaches and coves of Cornwall, landscapes provide the settings for our daily lives, as well as an important part of our identity. The inspiration for artists, writers and film-makers, our landscapes are cultural, man-made creations far more than we may be aware. But how much do we know about how these landscapes came into being? How were different sorts of landscapes valued in the past? And how can landscapes today and in the future best adapt to the ever-changing world in which we live?Chapters include The Art of Landscape, Ancient Places, Homes and Gardens, Lost in the Woods, Open Country and Shifting Shores.Landscapes of the National Trust will appeal to all those who care about the past, present and future of the British landscape and is superbly illustrated throughout with stunning photographs.