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Sherborne's Special Sainfoin History
A wildflower on the triangle with some archive history
Sherborne Brook Support Group
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More overlooked Lodge Park Geometry
400 year old features appear to be within a geometric plan.
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Grayling released onto the Sherborne Brook
Important fish release - a good news story.
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Solstice sun rising over Sherborne
Midsummer magic and mystery to be solved
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Lodge Park Attribution: Reinforcing the Case for Inigo Jones
It's beginning to add up.
Rattle and Roll
One of the challenges in encouraging a wildflower meadow is that the grass can choke the flowers. One of the interesting ways to mitigate this is to encourage or even sow “yellow rattle”. In itself it’s a pretty enough annual yellow flower, self seeding easily so it doesn’t
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The Secret Key to Lodge Park?
Do the ancient oaks hold a remarkable secret?
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GeoPhys in Sherborne
Some technical analysis done for the NT
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Making meadows in Sherborne.
I hope this doesn’t come across as me being too boastful. I’m so fortunate to have a garden beside the Brook that I treasure. In the last few years I have made much of it a wild flower meadow. It takes very little skill, nature will do just
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National Trust plans for the Sherborne Brook.
I attended the briefing on Saturday. I will not be attending on Wednesday, nor will I comment one what was said. If you can, please go and listen on Wednesday, ask your own questions and make your own assessment. If you have worries you can discuss these with the NT
An Important Map
The last Lord Sherborne's important souvenir of a wartime flight into battle
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Important Sherborne Briefing from the NT
Be there or be in the dark.