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Episode 2.9 - Gravestones and Orchids: Echoes of Earth
Step into the shadow of Caistor St. Edmund’s ancient churchyard with Chris Skinner and Matthew Gudgin, where weathered gravestones murmur tales of High Ash Farm’s toilers—men like “Happy” Holden and a boy who ploughed with horses before sailing to New Zealand. History fades into nature’s embrace as the duo tread a pollen field ablaze with bee orchids, their sudden bloom a riddle from centuries past, whispered through soil and fungal threads. Redwings flicker like embers across the hillside, woodpeckers drum spring’s arrival, and listeners’ queries unveil moths, robins, and deer in motion. From ancestral echoes to the wild’s quiet miracles, this episode stitches time and tide into Norfolk’s living tapestry.
https://www.buzzsprout.com/2432378/episodes/16709701-episode-2-9-gravestones-and-orchids-echoes-of-earth.mp3?download=true
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This podcast is brought to you by High Ash Farm. To support our efforts in creating this content, please consider making a small monthly or one-off donation. Your contributions help us with production costs, and after expenses, every penny goes towards conservation and maintaining free public access at High Ash Farm.
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Episode 2.9 - Gravestones and Orchids: Echoes of Earth
Step into the shadow of Caistor St. Edmund’s ancient churchyard with Chris Skinner and Matthew Gudgin, where weathered gravestones murmur tales of High Ash Farm’s toilers—men like “Happy” Holden and a boy who ploughed with horses before sailing to New Zealand. History fades into nature’s embrace as the duo tread a pollen field ablaze with bee orchids, their sudden bloom a riddle from centuries past, whispered through soil and fungal threads. Redwings flicker like embers across the hillside, woodpeckers drum spring’s arrival, and listeners’ queries unveil moths, robins, and deer in motion. From ancestral echoes to the wild’s quiet miracles, this episode stitches time and tide into Norfolk’s living tapestry.
https://www.buzzsprout.com/2432378/episodes/16709701-episode-2-9-gravestones-and-orchids-echoes-of-earth.mp3?download=true
You can make a donation to the podcast here:
www.highashfarm.com/podcast
Support the show
Please email any questions for Chris to answer on the podcast to
[email protected]
This podcast is brought to you by High Ash Farm. To support our efforts in creating this content, please consider making a small monthly or one-off donation. Your contributions help us with production costs, and after expenses, every penny goes towards conservation and maintaining free public access at High Ash Farm.
Support us here:
https://donorbox.org/podcast-12
or from the Podcast page here:
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