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Ponies at the Edge of the World: On Nature, Belonging and Finding Home | Catherine Munro

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Catherine Munro transforms her life when she moves to Shetland to study the hardy ponies who call this archipelago home. Over the course of her first year, she is welcomed into the rhythms and routines that characterise life at the edge of the world. When faced with personal loss, Catherine finds comfort and connection in the shared lives of the people, animals and wild landscapes of Shetland. The Ponies at the Edge of the World is a heartfelt love letter to the beauty and resilience of these magical ponies and their native land. This is a book on community, hope and finding home. A meditation on connection between humans and animals, and the homes we make in wild places.

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Ponies at the Edge of the World: On Nature, Belonging and Finding Home | Catherine Munro

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A love letter to the Shetlands and Shetland ponies. On the whole a very pleasant diary of a year of life in the Shetlands. Over the year Munro suffers a personal loss and talks of how the islands rhythms and life help her heal. Slow paced and just a nice book.

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