Survey of English Dialects recording in Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire

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Title: Survey of English Dialects recording in Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire
Description:
[Side 1] Ernest talks about local traders in village in past, incl. undertaker, blacksmith, wheelwright and stonemason, recalls local man who went round killing and curing home reared pigs. [Side 2] Ernest talks about by-products from pig, incl. 'flare' [= leaf/fat round pig's kidney], lard and 'critling' [= crackling/residue of pork fat left after lard has been boiled down], describes traditional method of felling tree, explains preparation and use of timber. Continued from 1LL0014945 S2.
Date range: Dec 1957
Date: 1957