And Miles to Go Before I Sleep ram • Mutton in literature

• Mutton in literature

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And Miles to Go Before I Sleep ram • Mutton in literatureAfter three years working as a young vet in rural Aberdeenshire, Hugh Cran decided that it was time for a change. He got it. He took a post in Kenya and, forty years later, he's still there, still working, still loving every exasperating, challenging, unexpected moment. This is a page turning account of working as a vet at the sharp end. Cattle owned by the Maasai herdsmen or the white settlers might take up most of Hugh's time, but these cattle are