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The Drygrange Chestnuts Pt.4: April, Nests and Buds Bursting
[This year I have decided to study two big Horse Chestnut trees near our house. This is Part 4 of …
Pencil Drawing: Materials
I’ve been asked a few times recently about my materials and the techniques I use for my pencil drawings. I …
Drygrange Chestnuts Pt.3: March, Buds and a Global Pandemic
[This year I have decided to study two big Horse Chestnut trees near our house. This is Part 3 of …
Long Tailed Tits Are Rubbish At Social Distancing
We currently have a large group of Long Tailed Tits who come to the feeders every day to feast on …
The Drygrange Chestnuts Pt.2: February Bark
[This year I have decided to study two big Horse Chestnut trees near our house. This is Part 2 of …
The Drygrange Chestnuts: A New Project for 2020
Here at Drygrange there are some wonderful Horse Chestnut trees in the woodland. I have two favourites in particular. One …
Milk
This blog post is the story of my experience of breastfeeding and how it made me wonder about how all …
The Great Tit Kingdom
Although many different species of birds frequent our bird feeders in the garden, it is the kingdom of the Great …
The First Family Holiday: Argyll’s Secret Coast
I didn’t find as much time to keep my holiday sketchbook as I usually do! I naively packed lots of …