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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Birth and death on the Somerset levels
This Wednesday 8th February (2012) I found myself walking around the Somerset levels. The levels are a beautiful part of the South West of England. It’s home to the Glastonbury festival, an awe inspiring gorge over in Cheddar, cave’s that … Continue reading
Alexanders & Mussels (invading moules)
If you ever find yourself around the North Devon and Cornwall coast you will find alexanders have populated everywhere. Like many plants they have done a much better job of colonisation than their Roman introducers; in some areas they are even considered an invasive … Continue reading
Independent Bristol
This is the second article in my on going series of articles I’ve previously published. Again this is from The Bristol Magazine and was first published in February 2010. Independent Bristol Go to almost any town or city centre in … Continue reading


