Stories that need to be told, images and words

The day a white-tailed eagle appeared out of the mist

Hay, hay, hay! Haymaking time

Spotted flycatchers take over my robin box

Where the wild apple grows

On the Quantocks at dawn for the deer count

Little Ginge gives birth to 10 piglets

The night a tornado wrapped around our house

Watch my ‘Wild Apples’ story told on video

Rising river floods the road again

Ghost ponds are priceless seed capsules

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Sara Hudston: I live in one of the most rural parts of West Dorset…

Avatar Sara Hudston @islomane·

September 22

Ecopoetry is not only a means of reflection, it’s a tool for survival. @ginkgoprize now open for entries and I am honoured to be judging alongside @Anna_Selby and Camille T Dungy

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September 22

@Fabstainedglass @Wytchelm You’re lucky to have them - none round here this year. Picked up the first fallen cider apples yesterday

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