With Nature’s Silent Music, Philip Callahan returns to Ireland, where he spent his WWII years as a soldier-technician guiding trans-Atlantic airplanes into the war zone.
He has tripped to Ireland a few dozen times since then to discover anew the secrets of round towers and the "magic spots" that speak of the cultural relationship between the land and Irish people.
Trucked along with this narrative is insight on proficient farming techniques that do not rely on the presence of toxic chemistry and soil-destroying machinery.
Softcover, 224p.
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