Challenging ourselves, asking what we can make of this moment of transition: transformation? Restoration? Stagnation?

consider their feelings about the natural world and sew these, draw these, paint these, embroider, bead, and improvise these into fabric

safely surrounded by the old red brick buildings, is a place of peace and reflection, the Cloister garden.

I’ve passed it a hundred times before….and now my mind is racing

I turn my head without knowing why, and in the seconds when this happens, I see a deer moving through the undergrowth. Or a mouse running

a back yard perhaps, a scrap of lawn or a window and a view of next door’s curtains….

you could get up early and shuffle into your garden in your dressing gown and fluffy slippers sit on a chair... and listen

Our bright and sunny spring seems to be returning to a more familiar damp and drizzly season but the beginnings have been made:

What would you share? What would you celebrate? An invitation to write, to speak, to sing, to share….

Whistle the whistler, seven whistlers, The seventh whistler, Singer of the dead, calling the Hounds to the Hunt And the Hunt to the Hill.

Today becomes a good day to look beyond our own socially distanced circumstances and find out more about other places, other peoples, other

Have you heard loneliness calling? A fluting call, a falling ripple. Wings lift, hold, A sweeping descent to lift again

brings together church communities, nature and heritage enthusiasts, and local people to create a shared appreciation of historic places

It’s not too late to think about dandelions…it is very rarely too late to think about dandelions.

Given the uncertainty of the next few months, CelebrationEarth! is going to hold onto the hope and optimism that lies within this season and

Celebrate: take time to talk and share experiences: let your visitors speak, encourage them to talk to each other

A celebration should offer a chance for a collective smile.

we’ve offered to host CelebrationEarth! southwest – a gathering to celebrate life and nature at Kelston Roundhill.

What would you share? What would you celebrate? What treasure would you show to a stranger?