Out With Romany Again

Science & Math

Evens, G.bramwell

Nature & Ecology

Reminiscence Large Print

Out With Romany

Isis Large Print Books

<p>Romany is back on the trail in another collection of tales from the countryside. He draws us into fellowship with the fur and feather folk of hedgerow and heath, field and river-bank, wood and moor, and he shows us hidden wonder and hidden meaning. From glorious pine forests with carpets of needles, to early lambs and night fishing, we share all of Romany and Raq's experiences.</p>

A Romany on the Trail

Biographies & Memoirs

Memoirs

Preferring to "loiter in green meadows" discussing the balance of nature with John the Gamekeeper and learning tricks from Jerry the Poacher, Romany dons his brown tweed suit and sets off on a journey through the seasons of the countryside. Along the way, we learn about the bravery of mother hares and how moles store worms, and watch lambs have their first taste of milk.

A Romany in the Fields

A Romany In The Country

From 1932 to his death in 1943, George Bramwell Evens captivated audiences of up to 13 million with his BBC Children's Hour programme OUT WITH ROMANY. His soothing voice transported listeners everywhere on countryside walks, observing animals and plants alike. In A ROMANY IN THE COUNTRY, he shares his knowledge of nature lore - how animals communicate, nest building and the marvels of hearing - as well as the friends he meets in the lanes and fields. An enlightening read from the nation's first Natural History broadcaster.

From 1932 to his death in 1943, George Bramwell Evens captivated audiences up to 13 million with his BBC Children's Hour programme, "Out with Romany".  His deep, soothing voice transported listeners everywhere on countryside walks, observing animals and plants alike.  Not only a radio voice, he also wrote weekly articles for several papers, for 23 years in some cases.  In A ROMANY IN THE COUNTRY, he shares his knowledge of nature lore - how animals communicate, the lengths to which birds go to build their nests and the marvels of ears - as well as the friends he meets in the lanes and fields.  There is Ned, the old postman, a philosopher and poet; Alan and Joe, large-hearted, generous farmers; and Jerry and John, the poacher and the gamekeeper who hold each other in mutual respect.  This is an enlightening read from the nation's first Natural History broadcaster.

Isis Large Print

Another collection of the writings by George Bramwell Evens, the Romany of the BBC's Out with Romany, always most at home in the outdoors, in his little tent or his horse-drawn caravan. Accompanying Romany and Raq on their rambles, we share the sights, smells and noises of the country. We learn of the mysteries of squirrels - God's unpaid gardeners, unknowing sowers of beauty - and of the spider's family problems, sending off her babies like parachutists into the big wide world. Romany also introduces us to old friends: Alan and Joe, the farmers; Jerry, the poacher and Sally Stordy, only too pleased to stop her housework to give Romany and Raq a cup of tea and a slice of her blackberry-and-apple plate-cake.

A Romany & Raq

<p>Nature walks. Birds and animals. Wildlife through the eyes of Romany of the BBC. The lost Romany book.</p>

Walks with Romany

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Lamorna Publications

History

Morison Press

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Out With Romany Again

Out With Romany

Out With Romany

A Romany on the Trail

A Romany in the Fields

A Romany In The Country

A Romany In The Country

A Romany & Raq

Walks with Romany

A Romany In The Country