Tag: Sara Hudston

Wanting wild horses – Dark Mountain 13

Nearly seven thousand years ago the people who lived beside the Samara River on the

A wild ride on Exmoor: A Guardian Country Diary piece on gathering the Tippbarlake Herd

A feature I wrote in 1995 for the Wessex Journal about Sylvia Townsend Warner’s life

A piece for The Guardian’s Country Diary on a summer meadow in the Marshwood Vale.

From menageries to melodrama. In an age dominated by the novel, the Victorian theatre offered

‘Did you know that Doris was the mother of the nereids?’ Painter John Skinner transforms

An obsession with islands. Why are islands so captivating? The best – like the Isles

This is walk I often do over the downland and secret folded fields of the

Hiking the crest of two Dorset hillforts – Coney’s Castle and Lamberts Castle. A piece