Exploring Heritage, Landscape and Nature
The new GoPro 8 camera have an improved on-board microphone, and it is really rather good if you can prevent the wind blowing against it. In today’s video, I have made a Heath Robinson wind gag. You can buy them for a little money, but I thought I would see if I could improvise with […]
The Sunday chat is a chance to look back at the previous weeks videos and then towards the films and projects coming up in the future. As well as the usual footage from the video walks, I have a chance to test out the new Gopro 8 camera and have a look at the video […]
I am reading Ramble Round Willow Farm, Chapter 6, Sowing Clover. One hundred years ago the ways of the country were very different. Farming particularly was more hands on. In this episode, we learn how, why and when to sow a field of clover using four sticks and basket round the neck. I have been […]
Continuing the mini series exploring the villages along the Worthing to London road, the A24, Julia and I have come to rural community of Washington. It lies at the foot of the South Downs on the north face. John Ireland, the composer, live here in a windmill and just under two thousand years ago there […]
The lovely Nick Flint, the Vicar of St Mary’ Magdalene in Rusper, saw my previous video where Julia and I had a look round the Sussex village, and he offered to tell us more about the lovely church and its history. A book had been written by a previous vicar about the five years of […]
I am clambering around the wonderful Southdowns on Ditchling Down, in East Sussex. I want to show off the fabulous northern escapements and coombes of the Downs above the village of Ditchling. Very often when we look at the Southdowns from the Sussex Weald we see the range of undulating hills in silhouette because the […]