Country diary: Suddenly the beech leaves are out | Trees and forests
<strong>Llanilar, Ceredigion:</strong> Walking an old railway route I find carpets of bluebells under the canopy, and a burst of fresh foliage
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<strong>Llanilar, Ceredigion:</strong> Walking an old railway route I find carpets of bluebells under the canopy, and a burst of fresh foliage
<strong>Llanfarian, Ceredigion:</strong> On an increasingly warm and cloudless day, I take a riverside walk where I’m grateful for the shade
There’s a war going on right now between local authorities, agencies and community groups and invasive species of plants that run the risk of taking over, pushing out or killing our native species. CHRIS BETTELEY investigates...
South Downs Way, Hampshire to East Sussex Situated within the South Downs National Park, this walk is deceptively close to London and yet is tranquil enough to feel like its own little island. Running along white cliffs dotted with various rest stops to take in views of the English Channel, South Downs Way feels like a quintessentially British guide to its most famous coastal region. A sign for the South Downs Way in Cheesefoot Head, WinchesterAnnie Spratt / Unsplash There is something for everyone along the trail, including the Amberley working museum, a lively re-imagining of the South-East...