From the Blog
Lifting the Grey: Horses’ Positive Healing
Animal therapy is recognised as beneficial for people with Alzheimer’s disease (AD). More recently, studies and word-of mouth reports indicate that non-riding time…
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Steamin’ Along
The whistle came first, then steam clouds above the trees, and finally the little train clickety-clacked into the rural station at Beddgelert in…
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Salt Habitat Saviours
The internationally rare, salt-moulded Cheshire landscape deserves protection, according to Saul Burton, Saltscape Landscape Partnership: ‘Nature’s response to the changing profile of this…
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Giant Bees, Flowers and Outdoor Spaces
The Landscaper, April 2018 issue – extended caption cover story on RHS Cardiff, its first flower show of the season.
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Delivering Gold
While it may be a truism to say it’s ‘not all about winning, but as much about taking part’, the Britain’s para-dressage team…
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Sail, sun and serendipity
‘We sail,’ Captain Sergey Utitsyn asserts firmly. ‘This is a sailing ship!’ He was responding to my temerity in calling the ten-night Star…
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Whisky and waves: the future of Scottish isle’s power?
Communities on the Isle of Islay are moving forward with plans for tidal energy and renewable fuels while maintaining age old methods of…
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The Joy of (solo) Contact
(Originally published in Solo Traveler Blog, August 2018) The simple approach, like so many others to come, is my first solo lesson of this…
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Fun in the Sun
Eamonn had an exercise programme he hated. His Occupational Therapist (OT) referred him for a Summer School horse-riding pilot. Not only did Eamonn…
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Strategic and Structured Marketing
Traditional or digital online marketing methods: what works in the landscape industry? Remember the 90’s and how the Internet was the new ‘kid…
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