The Enchanted PlacesNow in his fifties, Christopher Milne looks back at the child forever enshrined in "that enchanted place on the top of the Forest" and at the boy growing up for whom that child became a burden. In a gracefully written memoir, touching and humorous in turn, he not only answers the questions Pooh fans have asked for years, but also evokes an era and a way of life in London and the Sussex countryside that has its own nostalgic charm. -- Jacket flap. |
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Page 61
... Ashdown Forest on the map you will see that it covers an area roughly triangular in shape , an equilateral triangle with sides about six miles long and with the towns of Forest Row , Crowborough and Maresfield at its corners . The bit ...
... Ashdown Forest on the map you will see that it covers an area roughly triangular in shape , an equilateral triangle with sides about six miles long and with the towns of Forest Row , Crowborough and Maresfield at its corners . The bit ...
Page 87
... Ashdown Forest . The theme was “ Ashdown Forest through the Cen- turies " - or something similar . The setting was a circular , saucer - like field lying within a crescent of trees . In the middle of the crescent was a gap where a track ...
... Ashdown Forest . The theme was “ Ashdown Forest through the Cen- turies " - or something similar . The setting was a circular , saucer - like field lying within a crescent of trees . In the middle of the crescent was a gap where a track ...
Page 88
... Ashdown Forest today , where a boy and his bear will always be playing ... And so the pageant ends ; and while Christopher Robin and his animals are having their picnic , those who had tramped the Forest in bygone days reappear in a ...
... Ashdown Forest today , where a boy and his bear will always be playing ... And so the pageant ends ; and while Christopher Robin and his animals are having their picnic , those who had tramped the Forest in bygone days reappear in a ...
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