Sorry Kenny ...it's an account of the relationship between the WW1 soldier and nature ,he uses diaries and letters home ,it's like a homage to how the average British man was so deeply entrenched in his with his love and belonging to a long gone countryside ,it's a beautifully written ,lyrical and poetic arousing of your emotions ,you will feel pride ,nostalgia and recognition of your own relationship with what pastoral beauty these isles have left .
I strongly recommend this book ,intact anything by this author ,