It is that time of year when you suddenly become aware of a change in the atmosphere. I noticed it last month, a subtle difference in the light and in the smell of the air. The leaves on the trees were also showing their first signs of turning, battered and weary after the summer, slowly … More Autumn in the orchard
At the northern end of the Brymbo Heritage Site stands a towering sandstone wall stretching for around 8o metres. The imposing structure is a monument to industrial resolve and ingenuity and was constructed during the 19th century to both retain the land behind it and in order to load (charge) the furnaces. Coke and Iron … More The Pear Project
Across the valley from our Brymbo orchard lies the village of Brynteg, the site of another 50 trees we planted in conjunction with the local school on their land. Set on top of a hill (Bryn = hill, Teg = fair) the orchard has far reaching views West to Wrexham and East to Minera mountain. … More Brynteg Orchard
An English persons experience of living and gardening in Ireland
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Journaling Through Gardening and Other Fragments
