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Month: August 2018

Radio interview

A face for radio

In which I am interviewed for a ‘radio’ documentary.

Published 31-Aug-2018
Filed under: News, Writing
Trig Point

Where has all the heather gone?

The Moor is looking decidedly lacklustre this August.

Published 09-Aug-2018
Filed under: Writing Tags: birds, heather, nature waiting, On the Moor (book), proto-sidelines, the Moor, trig point 4144, videos

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