Obviously with some foods we have no choice � this country doesn’t have the appropriate local weather to grow citrus fruit, bananas and olives etc. As well as the dietary advantages of a shorter chain from producer to shop, there are less transportation costs and the carbon footprint is minimised. Also client confidence is higher as labels often in actual fact show the farm where it was produced. Fish has also been affected by customer demand with fishing restrictions and quotas common place as we have come very close to wiping out some species with over fishing. The knock on effect for the customer is that this once cheap and considerable food has become more costly, consequently less fish is now being eaten. This customer consciousness has also led to a growth in the dietary complement industry, which is now worth billions. At that time my sister, Yvonne, who lived in England was a beautiful help and took two buses to the data places of work and literally wrote by hand pages of counsel which she had to decipher from hand written files. I used quite a bit of that analysis to weave the various twists and turns collectively. I am eternally thankful to the memory of my dear sister Yvonne who has passed but who I know would dearly love me to publish this novel. I am a Leicester girl who is now living in Canada and have been for decades. I am also a person who loves historical novels which caused me to write this story. I started my website to advertise this novel and then I got into Universal Laws and somehow Where the Wind Blows got lost in the system.
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