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Featured Blog: Hut Wood
31 August 2020
2020 / 55 06:15 – 09:00Clear, bright and blue forecast. 12*C Simon is here, the shooting season for Roebuck is open until end of October.I look forward to catching up with him later, but will not disturb for now.Which way shall I go? down Q1 as usual I think, to check for migrant birds along […]
Featured Blog: nicola chester
Nature Notes
The Barley Bird and the Comet. Out on the Marlborough Downs, there was a song I’d strained to hear at home. It remained a possibility there, a trace echo in the white noise of grasshoppers or the tinnitus of distant meadow pipits; but here, this funny little key farmland bird was real and singing, and […]
Featured Blog: richard jefferies
ONE LIFE
Simon Coleman ‘As the wind, wandering over the sea, takes from each wave an invisible portion, and brings to those on shore the ethereal essence of ocean, so the air lingering among the woods and hedges—green waves and billows—became full of fine atoms of summer. Swept from notched hawthorn leaves, broad-topped oak-leaves, narrow ash sprays […]
Featured Blog: Working for grouse
Best and Worst
Low Airie, Glenkens – 7/6/20 The cattle have been out for a month, and it feels like they have grasped the meaning of their work. It’s fine to hear them ripping at the new grass, gently reshaping the hill with a thousand gobful tears. The ecological benefits of having them out are increasingly plain to […]
Featured Blog: Haiku Gravy
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Above Ashbourne
dry stone wallstessellatinghigh fell fields
going out
jacketslung over his shoulderthe dark night
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