Seasons on the Path
Bluebell woods: when to go, how to tread
A bluebell wood is a brief, crowded glory. Go when you can see the flowers, and keep your feet on the path that already exists.
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A bluebell wood is a brief, crowded glory. Go when you can see the flowers, and keep your feet on the path that already exists.
Spring paths are soft, and lambing fields need a lead and a quiet line. Adjust the route before you meet either surprise.
Lapwings, curlews and skylarks nest on the ground. In spring and early summer, the sign and the lead are the path.