Join me on a peaceful journey along one of England's ancient sunken lanes. These holloways were carved deep into the earth by centuries of feet, hooves, and cart wheels, creating natural tunnels of history.

Sometimes the most magical moments happen when we simply stop and watch. I set my camera up along the edges of this beautiful holloway and captured butterflies dancing in the dappled light.

In this part of Wessex, today is known as apple pie day so every year in our house, we make an apple pie from our homegrown apples. Over...

Did you know there's a common plant growing in the UK which can be foraged and harvested for free, and that has superfood status? Those...

We had a trip to Salisbury today. For anyone reading this from afar, Salisbury (pronounced Solls-bury ) is a small city here in southern...

A look at the southern Britain and West Country local dialect word "gert".

Chicken of the woods fungus on tree stump in early May Yesterday, we visited a favourite lane. It's the one which has the old ivy-covered...