NATURE
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Sunday book review – The Volunteers by Carol Donaldson – Mark Avery
This is the story of the relationships between the author and a team of conservation volunteers. It is a tender…
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Sunday book review – The Lie of the Land by Guy Shrubsole – Mark Avery
This is Guy Shrubsole’s best book yet, despite the success of his excellent Who Owns England (reviewed here) and his…
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Guest blog – Walshaw Turbine 25 by John Page – Mark Avery
John Page: Photo: Author John Page was born in the West Riding, a proud Yorkshireman and was taught to play…
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Mid-week book review – The Last Crow by Bob Berzins – Mark Avery
Another novel about the murky upland world of somewhere near you? Badgers, grouse moors, lords, rich businessmen, snares, machetes, rifles,…
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Guest blog – Walshaw Turbine 56 by Nick MacKinnon – Mark Avery
Photo: Lydia MacKinnon Nick MacKinnon is a freelance teacher of Maths, English and Medieval History, and lives above Haworth, in…
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Mid-week book review – Stoats, Weasels, Martens and Polecats by Jenny Macpherson – Mark Avery
This is a very interesting book about a very few species and a very good New Naturalist. The New Naturalist…
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Sunday book review – Birds of Louth by John Clarkson and Phil Espin – Mark Avery
This is the second edition of the 2007 title. The poignant thing about this book is that the senior author,…
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Sunday book review – England’s Green by David Matless – Mark Avery
An interesting read – perhaps more so for those of us who have lived through the whole of this period…
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Sunday book review – The Flitting by Ben Masters – Mark Avery
What a book! I have devoured this book since it arrived a few days ago; using early morning writing time…
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Guest blog – Walshaw Turbine 9 by John Page – Mark Avery
John Page: Photo: Author John Page was born in the West Riding, a proud Yorkshireman and was taught to play…
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