Journal

The farm was devastated by 115mph winds in November. Storm Arwen swept in from the North East flattening entire woodlands, destroying barns and ripping out fences. It is difficult to…

We have migrated! We’ve been a little quiet on social media and our website in recent months as we have moved! We’ve travelled up from the south of England to…

Becca Skinner is at the top of her game as an adventure photographer, conservationist and and National Geographic Explorer travelling the world. Niece of legendary climbers, and growing up in…

“Craftsmanship names an enduring, basic human impulse, the desire to do a job well for its own sake”… Prof Richard Sennett   We are very proud to have been included in…

Unlike last years hot, dry May this Spring we have contended with piercing hail storms, days of heavy rain and occasional rays of sunshine spilling through storm clouds. Due to…

Sharing big sky photographs and the real life of ranching in Wyoming Sky Clark’s profile is inspiring, gritty and raw, something social media can often be devoid of. She shares…

The lambs have all now been turned out onto our pastures with their mothers. We lamb indoors to enable easy monitoring and assistance of the pregnant ewes during lambing but…

A short round up of the things we’re reading, watching and enjoying most this month.  Read: Fire Sheep – how sheep (and their poop) could help California’s climate-driven wildfires. Interested…

Athena Mellor is the master of British hiking, exploring the forgotten corners and slumbering stretches normally overlooked. Here she shares with us her hidden gems – In the UK, I…