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From brambles to butterflies - and a Quest your whole family will love. Starts Saturday! We’ve gently cleared some Bramble patches over the winters, leaving young trees to thrive. The result? A patchwork of copse, scrub, and meadows alive with invertebrate life. On these warm summer days, we’re seeing a flurry of butterflies - Purple Emperors, White Admirals, Silver Washed Fritillaries - and even a few Golden Ringed Dragonflies on the hunt. It’s hard to stay focused with that kind of magic! 🌿 Speaking of wild distractions…
We’ve had lots of great questions from you this week, so here’s a quick round-up (and a gentle nudge if you’ve been on the fence): We’re going on holiday… We don’t have a garden... How much time does it take? What if we fall behind? Do I need to be outdoorsy? Bonuses included when you join: Not All Screen Time Is Equal Guide Printable Calendar on Day 21 ✨ NEW: Live Welcome & Closing Calls And we’re joined by a beautiful community of collaborators – artists, educators, makers, and nature lovers – each bringing their own spark of joy:
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Dear Reader,We have something special to share with you this week. Last spring our lovely friends Penny and Dave Green visited us here at Wild Finca. You may remember the newsletter afterwards - full of moth trapping, bio-blitzing, and all sorts of other magical nature activities.While they were here, Penny also recorded a conversation with us for her wonderful podcast The Wandering Ecologist. Listening back feels like stepping straight into an Asturian spring day - birds calling, pond...
Dear Reader,Happy New Year! January arrived with a soft scattering of snow - just a light dusting across the land here, but more generously across the Sueve mountains opposite, which have been looking especially beautiful in the winter light. Photo taken after the snow had all but disappeared! And on our walk back from our neighbours after Three Kings Day, we were lucky enough to spot our first Woodcock of the season. It came shooting low across the sky and disappeared into the orchard above...
Dear , Before anything else, we wanted to say a huge thank you. For your messages.For your encouragement.For the wonderful photos you’ve sent of yourselves holding No Paradise with Wolves after receiving it for Christmas. Seeing the book out in the world - in your homes, in your hands, beside cups of tea and glasses of wine - is wonderfully surreal. And to everyone who has taken the time to leave reviews on Goodreads and Amazon so far, we truly can’t thank you enough. As part of this...