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Atlantic Storm on the Pembrokeshire Coast
The Pembrokeshire coast is beautiful in all weathers, especially storms #stormdoris photo:Mike Alexander
Hefted
Next phase of our conservation grazing project on the Great Orme, the arrival of a flock of Lakeland Herdwicks which are used to harsh weather, just as well up here. Some plant and butterfly species that only exist in this limestone … Continue reading
Once upon a time in the west
I used some acoustic instruments to create a rustic, folksy sound to evoke hard times gone by in the American west
“Lichens” wins Best Instrumental Album Award
After several nominations for this and previous albums I actually won! Thank you to everyone at One World Music Radio and everyone who voted for Lichens as Best Instrumental Album 2015. I want to dedicate the award to my friend … Continue reading
Beautiful blanket bog in Cwmfynnon
Coming down off Glyder Fawr (see summit picture below) and into this lovely blanket bog of cotton grass in Cwmfynnon was a very nice way to end an epic walk, and it was all for work, which can’t be bad
Where the sea used to be and now is again…
The National Trust, for whom I work, took the brave decision to allow the sea to re-claim farmland which was annexed by a sea wall in the 1600’s. In a very short space of time a complex ecosystem has emerged … Continue reading
Plaça Sant Felip Neri.
Originally posted on Sam Howe:
I recently went on Nick Lloyd‘s Spanish Civil War tour through Barcelona. It was very interesting and I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Barcelona. Nick took us to Plaça Sant Felip Neri, and the story…
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