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Children's fell farming book hopes to inspire youngsters

Friends Kate Gascoyne and Kay March wanted to connect children with farmers who work across the Cumbrian landscape. Emily Ashworth finds out about their new book

Emily Ashworth
clock • 5 min read
Children's fell farming book hopes to inspire youngsters

Feeling like there was a disconnect in the conversation between the landscape and the farmers that tend to it, Kate Gascoyne and Kay March decided to showcase the inner workings of the countryside in their...

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