Happy Eel Day from SERP in Somerset !

Weaving with willow bark and rush, re-living a traditional craft and immersion into something real.

View of Roman Way from The Mead in Street. The Mead was known years ago as a slum and offered poor living conditions to those families residing there.

Red Valerian - stalwart of the Somerset wall.

The lovely Vallis Farm

Spoons by Merry ❤️

Time to green up the church 🙂

Yew roots at the church of St Kae

Scarce chaser came to visit 🙂

The way we see the world, shapes the way we treat it..

Great to be at the Scythe Fayre sharing amazing things about EELS with the many thousands that came along to enjoy this amazing off grid gathering ❤️

The children keep coming up with brilliance. Learning so much now about the eels. The biology The geography And to whom offer the best inspiration….❤️

View from the hill ❤️ Tor Hill - Glastonbury

Natural Beekeeping Trust will be at Heligan in July

Today’s amazing thing ❤️

Today we are taking the eel story to Avalon Camps - a charity offering respite and summer camping experiences to deserving young people from inner cities.