Day 6 -9:45am, 1c I woke this morning to a thin blanket of snow on the ground, and heavy clouds … More

Day 4 -9:45am, -1c An entirely different ball game, this. Out in my garden the night prior, I looked up … More

Day 1 – 9:30am, 5c. So I’m not entirely new to cold immersion, I’ve had a few weeks to acclimatise, … More

Interested in signing up for the Falconry for Kids sessions in March? Here’s a little information on the sorts of … More

The confusion and the quandary began there. The shocking realisation, the reality before my eyes, that I was in partnership … More

I am a teacher and a falconer. I love being both, for very different reasons. For a number of years … More

Interest has been piqued. On both our parts. The chases are now becoming more regular. Quicker. And a variety of … More

The hunt is everything. It is falconry. Many would even explicitly say that falconry is the act of hunting with … More

A little like Nan Shepherd’s classic ‘The Living Mountain’, John Muir’s ‘Travels in Alaska’ is truly a meditation on nature. … More

I feel like I’m going against my better judgement. I’m conflicted enough that this excites me though. I walk slowly … More