Nancy Reading wrote:
Ac Baker wrote:We who've been watching this, are now very excited to see if you might do Spring, Summer & Autumn versions of this walk-through!
I could do that; spring and summer are always fun. Autumn is a bit more tricky to identify as late summer slips into winter sometimes..
Nancy Reading wrote:
Ac Baker wrote:I was wondering, would it be helpful to have a go a documenting some more of all this knowledge in your head about just what all these wonderful plants & guilds are planned to do, and doing in practice?
I'm happy to do that. Do you think video will work better than written posts? Any special requests? I suspect most areas will be more interesting when things are growing!
I'll maybe have a look at the coppice trees though, once I've finished cutting and started tidying up a bit. At the moment it is a bit like a disaster area in places with fallen trees!
R Scott wrote:I would not last long on that ration!
Nancy Reading wrote:Nancycam....
A ten minute walk down the tree field in January - just an overview. Not great quality I'm afraid. I think I'll have another go at reinstating the sound on my cameraphone. This was with the proper camera and there is rather a lot of camera shake.
Nancy Reading wrote:
Ac Baker wrote:Now I want to try making a yeast-raised bread with skirrit pulp, like porridge bread!!
Do you want me to send some pulp down to you? I have quite a bit left still![]()