2nd April 2026
Spring – To The Trees Edition #73
As I begin this newsletter, the new moon hangs a crescent in the sky, the sun and earth align to balance light and dark, and all over the world, for…
3rd March 2026
A Walk in Pennard Wood – To The Trees Edition #72
In February, I twice took a walk upon Pennard Hill, a paradise of undulating earth, combes, ridges, and springs, amidst fields lined by far-reaching hedges, carved through by ditches and…
1st February 2026
Winter Colour – To The Trees Edition #71
As we drift on the unending ebb and flow of the season's comings and goings, the high tide of winter slowly retreats back into the depths from which it seeped,…
5th November 2025
Stoke Bottom, A Holy Well and Paper Mill – To The Trees Edition #69
The dark of Samhain is upon us.The weeks are strewn across the lawn, days blown along on the autumn winds like leaves tossed off branches, dancing for moments before submitting…
7th October 2025
The Mists of Avalon – To The Trees Edition #68
As I begin writing this newsletter, the harvest moon makes a thin sliver in the dusk sky, like a tiny slit in the firmament through which the sun’s light seeps…
7th September 2025
Late Summer – To The Trees Edition #67
As the last sips of Summer’s heat rises it is kissed by the cool lips of the lunging fall. The view over Avalon becomes less floral and foliaged and all…
9th August 2025
First Harvest & Stockhill Woods – To The Trees Edition #66
On the isle of Glastonbury, the harvest is already happening. In a friend’s garden, I watch pigeons gorge on elderberries. They bob and pluck at the dark clusters for hours,…
10th July 2025
Summers Past – To The Trees Edition #64
Out on the land, it feels like there is a pause. The striving to create slows, and attention is turned to developing that which has appeared. Having toiled for many…
11th June 2025
A Solstice Pilgrimage – To The Trees Edition #63
https://youtu.be/G6Das38aXZg During this time of tiny fruits and towering flowers, when I’m laid down in the fields below the swaying grasses watching the narrow stems balance parasols of hogweed, cow…
