New gates, fences, paths. And no more rusty metal.








A wild field garden in Bomere Heath, Shropshire, England
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A grey, smelly, overgrown puddle, but with a bit of effort we hope to bring this old pond back to life.
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The first sighting of this most beautiful of creatures, and a good incentive for the work ahead of us.
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In March 2016 we took ownership of the field and started down a long road of restoration with the aim creating a natural wildlife haven based on a traditional English meadow.
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Intensive farming can create a desert-like landscape almost devoid of wildlife. Fortunately the field was soon afterwards abandoned to nature.
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Showing the croft (No. 318), with almost exactly the same boundaries as today. Occupied by a Mr Richard Tipton, hence ‘Tipton’s Croft’.