To the Tree-Filled Glen
Julia StoddartA miscellany of nature, culture, and the land that binds us. I tell resonant stories about nature and the people of the Scottish Highlands and Islands.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 8 | Subscribers | Read | juliastoddart.substack.com |
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People of nature, season and place
The autumnal richness of a wigeon’s russet head won’t be seen here again until October. The birds disappeared amidst the steely grey spikes of a hail storm rolling in across the sea from Ardnamurchan, on a combative March morning. At this t...
The Herdsman of the Sea
In winter, the divers come. They are strangers to me during the long days of summer, becoming birds of remote places or heather-sprung lochans while attending to eggs and – when their luck holds – chicks. But now it is cold. The days are st...
Bride’s Time
Today is Saint Bride’s day – or Imbolc, or Saint Brigid’s day, as you will. I first met Bride at a tapas bar in a northern town, where snow was falling on a December evening. Frozen Scandinavia had sent a Viking storm to harry the fells and...
The Dying Month
We can make resolutions and pursue a star, but like the eagle, we can also sit still and watch
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I'm a rural writer living on the Isle of Skye. This unique cultural landscape is filled with stories of nature and people. Read about it in my publication, To the Tree-Filled Glen.
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