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Rewilding
To anyone walking past, it must have looked like a crime scene. Someone waist-deep in mud, on their knees, firing...
White hot light, the air insistent and thick with heat, leaches colour out of the garden, all the nuance extracted...
Rain. Fine, horizontal sheets like billows of smoke buffeting us in sideways assaults. Slamming rods, hard as bars. Gentle, insistent...
May is a ragbag of weather: rainbows and dark horizons; hot sun and powder blue skies.
April is the month of sliding doors: the extravagant explosions of cherry blossom shed their petals in showers of confetti...
The clock and the heartbeat of spring begin to tick and beat a little faster every day.
It’s been about six centuries since white storks and red kites have encountered one another in the UK.
It’s been about six centuries since white storks and red kites have encountered one another in the UK.
After the three named storms that raged across the UK in January like vengeful fiends, the turbulent mood continues into February.
The year begins by plummeting us into a deep freeze – snow and ice lay over the country for a week, shadowed by biting arctic...
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