Monthly Archives: August 2012

SX 666 666

Posted on August 26, 2012 by Rebecca Gethin

… are the co-ordinates for a tiny open-air chapel in the middle of Dartmoor, built by the Keble-Martin brothers in 1904. This is the William Keble-Martin of the beautiful Concise British Flora which was published in the 1960’s when he was … Continue reading →

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Bill Greenwell and sparrowhawks

Posted on August 13, 2012 by Rebecca Gethin

The new Featured Writer is Bill Greenwell , the hugely popular tutor for Exeter Uni’s Lifelong Learning’s poetry clinic, a fantastic poet and performer among other things. Meanwhile, sparrowhawks quarter the August skies above the gardens, to snatch innocent sparrows like a gust of wind … Continue reading →

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