With 40 acres of prime Suffolk farmland, there's always A LOT to do. I currently live a two hour drive away, so all of my work on the land is conservation and future-farm-dream based. In addition to making the land an oasis for wildlife, that means I'm planting nut tree and fruit trees, hedge laying, bramble clearing etc in preparation of moving there in the future.

Currently I'm trying to get there at least once a month to give a day's work, and when possible, we go camping so I can really put in some decent hours. The problem with starting projects (_such as the wildflower meadow, for example) is that as time goes on, not only do you need to tackle new challenges but you've got to maintain the things you've already started. And all of that takes time!

Last weekend was a camping trip, and you can watch below to see some of the progress on things like the wildflower meadow and the pond restoration. There's also a few little captures of wildlife and wildflowers such as a beautiful British native meadow orchid and also a Muntjack deer skull we discovered.