We are almost at the end of January (finally!!) And we have had all sorts of weather, but we have still managed to get out on fully...

Many of us regard the yew tree as mystical due to its connections with churchyards, sacred sites, and its remarkable longevity. Often living up to 2000 years, yew trees frequently predate the churches themselves. For the Celts and Druids, the yew was sacred, representing longevity, regeneration, protection, fertility, and magic, and these trees would have been planted on sites that were sacred. Yew trees hold deep symbology within Christian belief too. These sacred trees have

For generations, we have watched over you, dear humans. We provide you with food, shelter, fire, wood, and medicine. Yet, do you...

Have you explored all the podcasts, attended the workshops, and listened to the talks, yet you still find it challenging to connect with your spirit guide? Let me explain, the issue isn't your connection; it's the language used to describe connecting to your guides that's letting you down. Tap on the picture below to listen to the audio and I will explain how to comprehend the connection you already have. It's uncommon for them to physically appear or communicate a message in

Today, I went with a lovely friend to recce the spiritual and sacred sites guided walk at Breamore. The dense fog which was forecast...

Have you noticed on your walks that some of the trees still have hold of their autumn leaves? Beech and oak trees are particularly good...

Male sparrowhawk - Photo by https://pixabay.com/users/gabriaile55-2600619 This time of year, you may have a visit to your garden by a sparrowhawk. Being territorial birds they will use your garden as a regular fly-through but in the colder months, when you are feeding the garden birds, this becomes easy pickings for them. Research indicates that the presence of sparrowhawks does not lead to a decline in garden bird species, challenging the common belief that sparrowhawks sign

With the celebrations and festivities over and the decorations put away for another year, despite having passed the shortest day, the winter blues often seem to grip us in January. Turning to nature for solutions is the easiest and most natural method to alleviate these feelings.

A walk I avoid at the busy times is the tall trees arboretum, but it is a beautiful winter walk. The sweet smell of pine as the resin...

I have worked with nature all my life, even before I had a full awareness of what I was doing. These days I am very much aware that...

"Old apple tree, we'll wassail thee' And hoping thou wilt bear. The Lord does know where we shall be, To be merry another year. To blow...

The past couple of days have been perfect conditions for hair ice fungus. This is a rare phenomenon as it needs exacting conditions. The...

A breathtaking morning with brilliant sunshine and a hoar frost. Ponies basked in the sun to warm up after a chilly night in the forest....

Well, here we are, another year full of good intentions and hope, with a need to detox after all the indulgence. In January, as the trees rest and the ground is saturated, I tread lightly to avoid disturbing the slumbering landscape, with the forest floor cradling the drowsy woodland. The sap has receded deep into the earth, and fungi have been effectively clearing away the forest debris. Amidst the mud and puddles are beech masts and fallen leaves, along with wind-tossed bra

Back from my Christmas break and I had barely unpacked before I pulled on my boots and headed out to the forest, it only takes a few days...

I challenge you to find a holly tree in the New Forest that doesn't bare marks from ponies teeth.

The New Forest point to point is a huge boxing day event, not just for the commoners, but for locals who like to go along and spectate...

This month, we successfully avoided bad weather and enjoyed a lovely walk at Setthorns, exploring diverse habitats, as well as walks at...

Merry Christmas, and thank you for all your support and good wishes. I am taking a break over the Christmas period and will be off grid...

What a wonderful afternoon of winter sun. I can really start to feel the energy of the winter solstice as I start to slow and step away...