It was a delightful way to spend the hottest day of the year, immersed in nature, watching red Kites, Buzzards, bees, beetles,moths and even grasses just blowing ever so gently in the breeze.
Saturday 17 June 2017
Day 17 - Eggardon Hill
A day spent on a breezy Iron Age hill fort in rural Dorset, admiring the butterflies, birds, moths and orchids and musing on what has changed in the landscape over the past 2500 years nd what remains the same and trying to write poetry about it.
It was a delightful way to spend the hottest day of the year, immersed in nature, watching red Kites, Buzzards, bees, beetles,moths and even grasses just blowing ever so gently in the breeze.
It was a delightful way to spend the hottest day of the year, immersed in nature, watching red Kites, Buzzards, bees, beetles,moths and even grasses just blowing ever so gently in the breeze.
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