The Holloway Path.   They say Tamsin of Oakhollow was the first to see a moss troll and live.   She was a hedge gatherer, known for...

Communing with trees. The Old Ways Remembered. In the hush of woodland or the edge of a hedgerow, there stands an ancient truth: trees...

Elder: Cut, Plant, Honour Elder doesn’t die easy. Cut it right, and it will root and rise again, strong as ever. A tree of both death and...

A true story of a modern day sighting of an otherworldly creature or boundary dog, similar to a grim, hellhound or black shuck.

Discover our recent encounter with a glowing will-o'-the-wisp in the forest and explore the folklore behind this eerie phenomenon.

The ultimate in Woodlarking ware, moss mittens. All the best Woodlarkers are seen wearing these at this time of year.

If you take a wander out there in the woods and green spaces, you'll see there's plenty of free food at the moment. There are some simple...

There are several Saxon yews dotted around the ancient woodland, and along the trackways and holloways of my local area. There's one very...

An amble deep into the forest is always full of unexpected finds. Unless you leave the well-trodden path there's so much of the woodland...

Do you ever look at the land around you and imagine how it used to look thousands of years ago? Filter out all the modern clutterings and...

Looking to skip straight to the recipe for crabapple jelly? Click here :-) It's crabapple season here in the UK! We're lucky enough to...

With Spring comes the flowering of the male yew trees with small orange-toned flowers that are really never noticed unless you get closer...

Garlic mustard (Alliaria petiolata) is an easy to spot plant with vibrant heart shaped green leaves that are toothed around the edges,...

... Or a question of What's wrong with this picture? Can you spot it? We had an interesting morning wandering in the woods. Certainly...