Victor Nigel Wade is a retired food technologist. He writes for his old school magazine and historical articles for an online magazine. He is a member of the Brentwood Writers’ Circle. He likes to explore the Essex countryside with his friends. This is his first children’s story, inspired by the foxes he used to see when he worked in Scotland.
The life of a fox is a perilous one. If they are not being pursued by farmers, they have to escape the teeth of the ravenous hounds of the local hunt, chasing them through fields, ditches, hedges and woods. Foxes, however, are rather smarter than the Hooray Henrys which hunt them unmercilessly. Our ...
