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Yet more trees – but this time Veteran trees

01/19/2023 //  by Michelle

Do you know the difference between an ancient tree and a veteran tree? No, nor did I until enlightened by Heath Hands Jo on a veteran tree walk around the heath last Friday. Sadly, because we had a Salon Music concert that evening, I had to peel off before we were even half way through …

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Oak gall wasps

08/11/2020 //  by Michelle

Last Sunday I walked across the heath with my ex-next door neighbour, Matthew – he of the splendid garden at Troyes House that I visited back in the early spring. (See this post for a walk around it complete with some super vocal birds.) As we passed the massive hollow-trunked oak tree near my path …

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Around the World in 80 Trees

06/15/2020 //  by Michelle

Yes, more trees – but this time not my trees but Jonathan Drori’s trees – or at least 80 of his favourites. A trustee or past trustee of the Eden Project, the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew and the Woodland Trust and a documentary film maker, Jonathan Drori is above all a lover of trees. …

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