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We are just back from a National Trust Working Holiday at Clumber Park in Nottinghamshire (With limited phone/ internet coverage-sorry for the late blogs!). It's the perfect way to spend the last few days of this year's 30dayswild, as we spent the week wildlife surveying! We arrived at Clumber on Monday and before the working …
We were on the road for several hours today, heading north for a holiday! Along the sides of the motorway, on the verges, splashes of wild flowers brightened the journey, nature flourishing where humans fear to tread. We stopped at Hardwick Park, a National Trust property with an old and new hall, both pretty old! …
This Saturday we jumped ahead a little way in the alphabet for our W date. We visited Paradise Wildlife Park in Hertfordshire to see the animals. On first entry we were greeted with kiddy rides, pop music and dancing animals (people in costumes) on stage, which wasn't quite what we were expecting! Fortunately the experience …
For our "F" alphabet date it had to be Falconry. We both love birds of prey and have been on birds of prey handling experiences before. Now, strictly this was not falconry, as we were not hunting with the birds of prey, but it was at a Falconry centre and we met falcons, so I …
Last weekend was grey and damp, not conducive to time spent outside, or so it seemed from inside! Once we got out and walking however, we warmed up and enjoyed our walk. We headed for Virginia Water, part of the Royal Landscape of Windsor Great Park. Under the leaden skies there were pops of colour, …
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