fattathelan

'Good mornings' all round

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Fossil hunting at Lyme Regis

Winter is a gloomy time for me (and most, I'm sure), and since I've been home to England, I've spent much time recuperating in hibernation and trying to usher t...

Spring blooms

As the primroses bloom along the lanes, the perched robins formlessly twitter away and the bitter cold of winter dusts our landscape, these seedlings begin thei...

Winter at Wayford Woods

Winter doesn't feel so bleak and dissonant amongst the rhododendron and ferns- that's why this is one of my favourite places to be in January. We sat upon a mos...

Upon an Iron Age hill fort

An hour's walk yesterday with Pip led me this magnificent spot that I so often frequent. Lambert's Castle is the site of an Iron Age hill fort constructed by th...

A misty Welsh valley

I took these photographs during our swift stop in Wales to pick up our dog, Pippin, from his grandfolks, who had been taking care of him whilst we were away. I ...

POSTED: Our last day in Vermont

We have arrived home to England now after a wonderful three weeks in the Green (white) mountains of Vermont. I wanted to post some last photos of our trip, sinc...

Mount Mansfield and Stowe, Vermont

During this dark afternoon of frozen rain, I reflect upon a bitter-but-beautiful day at Stowe this week past. We drove North on 89, passing by covered bridges, ...

At long last, snow in Vermont!

I can't explain the peace that is a muted snow day in the green mountains. We spent the morning cuddled up before walking the river once more, but today in thic...

Introducing myself

Hello hive world! fattathelan here, 26yo market garden grower, educated craftswoman, messy home cook, Celtic songstress, and striving nature photographer. Origi...

Winter in a wonderland

As I write to you here, my first hive post, the wind whistles willingly through the 19th century houses that line the rising hill of Pearl Street. Inside this 1...