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“The log cabin is a product of the woods and forest. A log cabin should appear to have grown out of the soil on which it...
04/11/2026

“The log cabin is a product of the woods and forest. A log cabin should appear to have grown out of the soil on which it stands.”
W. Ben Hunt (1888-1970) was born in Wisconsin and grew up in a log cabin. Hunt became an outdoor educator, author and artist with a particular interest in the work of Native American artists. He built his own log cabin with his family in the 1920s.

“Crows’ close association with humans has inspired art, language, legends, and myths. Corvids have their own form of elo...
03/11/2026

“Crows’ close association with humans has inspired art, language, legends, and myths. Corvids have their own form of eloquence as they exercise mischief, playfulness, and passion. They also lead us to reflect on their common behaviours with us and other sentient creatures and empower us with a deeper understanding of nature.”

“Samhuinn, or Samhain, marks the end of the harvest season and the start of winter. It is associated with fire, spirits ...
30/10/2026

“Samhuinn, or Samhain, marks the end of the harvest season and the start of winter. It is associated with fire, spirits and the thinning of the veil between the spirit and physical worlds – a liminal time for mischief and mayhem before the stillness of the darker months. It is celebrated on 31 October and 1 November…”

300 years old today: Jonathan Swift's "scathing satire on the politics and morals of the 18th Century" was originally pu...
28/10/2026

300 years old today: Jonathan Swift's "scathing satire on the politics and morals of the 18th Century" was originally published on 28th October 1726. This Folio edition is illustrated with lithographs by the English painter, illustrator and graphic artist Edward Bawden, (1903-1989).

There was an iceberg lettuce by the bench this morning, (perhaps a reference to the political events of October 2022). C...
27/10/2026

There was an iceberg lettuce by the bench this morning, (perhaps a reference to the political events of October 2022). Carol Klein writes, “The range of lettuces on sale in supermarkets is so small that you could be forgiven for thinking that there are no other varieties. Not so. There are scores to choose from, each with its own flavour, texture and colour. Some are colourful enough to grow in the flowerbed.”

"There are boundaries in nature. There are rivers, forests, escarpments, ravines and mountain ranges; there are cellulos...
25/10/2026

"There are boundaries in nature. There are rivers, forests, escarpments, ravines and mountain ranges; there are cellulose walls. But these boundaries are in fact areas of transaction, semi-permeable membranes. The notion that a perimeter should be impenetrable is a human contrivance alone."

“One of those delicious autumnal days, when the air, the sky and even the earth seemed lulled into a universal calm…We s...
18/10/2026

“One of those delicious autumnal days, when the air, the sky and even the earth seemed lulled into a universal calm…We sallied forth for a walk, in a mood congenial to the weather and to the season…” Novelist, poet and dramatist Mary Russel Mitford, (1787-1855), grew up in the neighbourhood of Jane Austen, with whom she has been compared. Our Village was her most famous work. It is based on Three Mile Cross, the village where she lived with her family after her father had lost his fortune, her writing providing them with a valuable source of income.

“The fancy present in all legends falsifies, and fancy saturates the tale of Robin Hood…We can all enjoy it. But it is a...
14/10/2026

“The fancy present in all legends falsifies, and fancy saturates the tale of Robin Hood…We can all enjoy it. But it is also useful to uncover it and understand what made it possible.” Historian J. C. Holt in his postscript to ‘Robin Hood’.

“So, we still have books, we still have bookshops, and it is easier to find and buy books than it has ever been. As so o...
13/10/2026

“So, we still have books, we still have bookshops, and it is easier to find and buy books than it has ever been. As so often in the history of communication, we take what we like from the new innovation, while continuing to enjoy what we value of legacy media.”
Andrew Pettegree, author of ‘The Bookshop’, published last month.

“In autumn, young Tawny Owls are kicked out of home by their parents and will be noisily trying to stake a claim to thei...
07/10/2026

“In autumn, young Tawny Owls are kicked out of home by their parents and will be noisily trying to stake a claim to their own patch of woodland, making it a great time to listen out for these hooting hunters”.
Tony Soper, (1929-2024), was a popular wildlife TV presenter from the 1960s-80s, and played a major role in the development of wildlife programming.

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