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A Wednesday in the mountains
Pictures of the stupid clouds and Andromeda
Cars parked on Pendle to watch the eclipse
Fighting Fire with Nature: How Healthy Landscapes Reduce Wildfire Risk (Natural England blog)
naturalengland.blog.gov.ukA warm welcome to Fire Fighters at the RSPB Abernethy base at Forest Lodge
Weekend trip to the Peak District
I'm an Aussie guy who's been living in the UK for over 8 years and I'm constantly travelling around exploring all the beautiful places I can find.
I always get Brits asking me why I would ever move to England and the question always stumps me because there's so much beauty here.
Quick plug for my Insta: https://www.instagram.com/david.london.102?igsh=MWhyenQzazQ2cGI1Zg==
Helicopter tackles moorland wildfire major incident at Ebbw Vale
bbc.comRewilding in Britain, from Concept to Controversy
northwestnatureandhistory.co.ukDrained reservoirs may not prevent harvest being worst on record
thetimes.comAnyone else worried about bluetongue?
Seems like every week I'm seeing more reports of bluetongue popping up around the country and it's starting to feel like a genuine concern for livestock farms.
I was chatting to a farmer recently who said it never got mentioned a couple of years ago but now everyone's checking the latest updates and looking at vaccinations.
I'm curious as to what people are actually seeing on the ground and whether anyone has cases, or cases nearby?