It happens without warning. Somewhere in the still-green trees, hidden leaves have turned brown. One falls and catches the wind: autumn has begun. Read the whole newsletter here.
Return of the Wild – Faith in Nature: September 2019
Consider the humble blackberry as we drift out of September. While the last of butterflies warm their wings in the sun and harvest moons are promised by the sky above, the bramble is loading up its thorny vines with sweet, black fruits for everyone, everywhere. Read the whole newsletter here.
Winter Wildlife Piece
I wrote a piece for Breathe Magazine on how to protect our native and migratory wildlife this winter.
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The Magic of Trees
Well, you heard it here first, or maybe you read a science paper that told you first: tree hugging is good for you. Fact. In this article for Breathe I tell you why and I pick the best forests with some of the finest trees to hug.
I’m also happy to divulge that during a recent low point in my life, having written this article a couple of months previously, beneath the moon I hugged a tree in an olive grove. Yes, initially I felt stupid, and during, and afterwards. But it did make me feel better.
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Short Piece About Being A Hermit For The Guardian
“How Did This happen?” Is definitely something I’ve been asking myself.
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(I never said off-grid, I’m not a plonker.)