No missing or damaged pages, no creases or tears, no underlining or highlighting of text, and no writing in the margins. I love this book, the authors sense of humour is superb,yet he is very firmly grounded in his writing, with funny anecdotes all the way through. saw the invention of the steam powered locomotive and within 50 years, railway lines were being constructed across France. In 90 photographs a young artist named Steven Rothfeld evokes a dream of France that is exactly as we want to remember it--or imagine it to be.

But there are many better efforts and this, frankly, I found tiresome and unfunny despite the laboured attempts at levity.I was not disappointed, the Million Dreams bed in Superking size is exactly what I wanted, just perfect. The Second Empire collapsed with France's defeat in 1871, causing a group of French radicals to briefly seize control of Paris in the 'Commune' of the same year. Exclusive to us, the Million Dreams Bed is hand made in the UK by a company specialising in luxury beds since the 1920s. During the second half of the nineteenth century, changes in class structure in France led to a growth in the wealth of the middle classes, known as the bourgeoisie. We also love the versatility that the ivory linen upholstery offers, allowing the bed to sit in both contemporary and classic bedrooms, styled amongst a breadth of colours.

There is also no doubt that the first half of this book gives an interesting and informative insight to many aspects of purchasing property in France. Nugs so crunchy and high-density you’ll want to break it down in a grinder, so you don’t lose any of that fluffy kief.

Nigel joined the Merchant Navy after leaving school and subsequently has held a number of jobs on the road to becoming a full-time artis.