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Category: Newsletters, Sue's Musings, What's New Tags: elton john, Fruit, garden, Health, nature, newsletter, Spring, Vegetables
Just a few sounds for you today. A somewhat uncommunicative owl from last night as we had a quick stroll to check the forest barriers were locked – essential travel!! …and a much more tuneful Dawn Chorus from early this morning. With virtually no planes and no traffic, it’s lovely to hear the birds as they should be.
Category: Gallery, Living Green, What's New Tags: birdsong, dawn chorus, nature, owls, Spring
Having just climbed out of the pond after my second swim of the Easter weekend – a little bracing, but most satisfying – it struck me that only a fortnight ago I wouldn’t have even contemplated a dip. Having sailed though March with barely a tremor weather-wise, dear old Mother Mature came and bit us on the bum on the 4th April. In common with the higher parts of Wales, we copped… Read More
Category: What's New Tags: Beacons Open Garden, climate change, daffodils, Hydro-electric, National Garden Scheme, natural swimming pond, snow, Spring
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We have had a 52 seat coach get here without any problem, so don't be concerned about narrow roads if thinking of a group visit
Sue gives talks to Garden Clubs, U3A, WI and similar organisations. As above, drop us an e-mail.
We have in the past opened for the Monmouthshire Eco-Open Doors programme. If you are interested in any of our various eco-features (hydro, woodburners, organic growing, natural swimming pond etc.) give us a call to arrange a visit.
Britt Willoughby Dyer – photographer
Liz Knight – Forage Fine Foods
Sarah Price – garden designer and writer
Mick Petts – landscape artist and pond builder
Some info about Gardening for Health
Tourist info for the Crickhowell area
Brecon Beacons National Park Authority
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