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Featured Blog: Hut Wood
21 February 2020
2020 / 06 14:30 – 17:30 Cool 9°C with a chilly and quite strong SW. Overcast with brief sunny spells Not surprisingly, it is VERY wet in the Wood, especially the exposed areas like the trak and the east clearfell. Thi sis probably the wettest February I can remember, and dry days have been few […]
Featured Blog: nicola chester
Nature Notes
Weather. Station. Strange and unsettling to wait so late into Winter before the first hard frost occurs. And in this mild, wet year, it comes as a relief; beautiful and normal in abnormal times. Because, everywhere is sinking into mud: fenceposts rotting, flints rising to the surface to lacerate boot soles and dog paws. The […]
Featured Blog: richard jefferies
The Hawk in the Wind Reimagining Richard Jefferies
A Guest Post by Clive Bennett ‘See—the hawk, after going nearly out of sight, has swept round, and passes again at no great distance; this is a common habit of his kind, to beat round in wide circles. As the breeze strikes him aslant his course he seems to fly for a short time partly […]
Featured Blog: Working for grouse
Ripples
Skylarks blaring on the moss, and the same old gabble of shelducks at Kirkennan. It’s hellish wet and foul enough to make you heave, but these small nudges send ripples over the pooly land; the otter-mirk and ‘suckle-bud respond.
Featured Blog: Haiku Gravy
1.9 mph*
driving south the rain the spring *this is the speed with which spring moves north up the country
shadow of itself
sundialin the raintimeless
legs
my jeans drying on the radiator the rain returns
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