HERB - Re: Caitlyn's place to start learning

N.D. Wederstrandt nweders at mail.utexas.edu
Wed Jun 9 06:30:12 PDT 1999


Iasmin said:
>>By the way, I have found some real gems at used book stores (such as my
>>copy of Hortulus by Wahlifrid Strabo).
>
>Ah, now used bookstores are a different story. I've found some
>absolute treasures at them. Used bookstores are a different breed
>entirely. I've been really lucky to find a number of them in my
>area. But, even when I lived in the Upper Penninsula, I was lucky
>to have good ones nearby (Snow Bound Books; 84 Charing Cross, Eh?).
>I have a lovely copy of Froissart's Chronicles and a gorgeous edition
>of Sir Edmund Spencer's "The Faire Queen" from used bookstores.
>No herb or herb research books, but I keep hoping. :)
	I had a friend who wandered in a found a facsimile reprint of
Kenelm Digby's Closet for 6.00.  I was very envious.  Now if I see a book
that I have but is a good source, I pick them up and use them as gifts
especially for people who live in areas that have no or mainstream
bookstores.   Even those Amazon.com is quite nice and very helpful.  I love
looking in bookstores because there is a pleasure in finding te right book
for whatever reason.


I haven't been to a bookstore in awhie due to finances so I'm having
withdrawals (grin)

Clare



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