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All the best for 2026. For now a brief wildlife report and some teasers for the future: 1. Otters continue to frequent the Brook. I reckon they pass through once every ten days. They are kind enough to leave their poop and their footprints on the Glos Wildlife Trust Mink
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That 400 year old building...
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I’ve been collating Historic Environment Records for Sherborne, considering what they tell us about our past. Today I’m looking particularly at the Roman period. Add archaeological evidence, geophysical surveys, and what might be called social history to the HERs and a startling picture emerges of the roman period
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Ancestor oaks
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There were two sizeable lakes in Lodge Park, but we can now only see the remains of one.
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Cursive necked swans and cursive transliteration.
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Ancestors, eh?
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How close is our village history!
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A list of people who lived "west of the Church" in the 1200s
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A hint...
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More ancient history and other local landscape and nature stuff.
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From little acorns...