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Stefano BuckleyWriter and farmer exploring place: landscape, weather, food, folklore, language. The old, the out-of-the-way. Stories that seek unearthing.
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Summer’s Set
Summer is setting in Somerset. The hay is harvested, the barley brought in. Neither shows signs of growing back. The fields are every shade of yellow; the shallow-rooting trees are crisping their leaves in a hot early autumn.
But the old o...
The Rocky Place
I’ve heard it described as a ‘lunar’ landscape. Slabs of grey rock fan out around, acres in size, buckled, broken by the wearing of untiring rain and the weight of glaciers. Only the firmest-hearted trees cling on, with sinewy trunks and st...
Women's Work
Woman churning in Garmna, Co. Galway. 1935. Photograph by Åke Campbell. National Folklore Collection.
The word ‘dairy’ comes from Old English dæge, meaning a female servant, or a housekeeper.1 And English is not the only language that asso...
In skylark country
There’s no beating around the bush—so we walk through it, up it, until calves burn and temples pound with bloodflow, and the leather of my boots has softened with movement. Bracken masses everywhere, crowding fields that sheep once did (and...
Foodpaths
The route starts simple, fairly clear to follow on the old Ordnance Survey map I had found in the thrift shop. I head up Beast Banks, where cattle were once grazed, sold, slaughtered, even baited for sport. Polite rows of houses and trees s...
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Writer and farmer exploring relationships to place. Landscape, food, weather, folklore, language. The old, the out-of-the-way. Stories worth unearthing.
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