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Monthly Archives: September 2016
Inward green (for Ivor Gurney)
by Jon Hamp That copse I know from the ridge to the north A last late Cotswold fold That gentle valley, The laughing stream, That fence of twisted gold. Still, I know a landscape torn apart Strewn with blood and … Continue reading
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Kelston Roundhill invites partnerships with local schools
Immie and Alice identify wildflowers, June 2016. The Kingswood year 5 pupils also hunted fossils and flints, and composed reflective poems. Kelston Roundhill supports a thriving dairy cattle business but it also serves a range of wider evolving purposes. We think it’s also a great asset … Continue reading
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“Day of Quiet” on Kelston Roundhill (with added དགེ་བཤེས་ཡེ་ཤེས)
Bath Quakers held a “day of quiet” in the Old Barn on Kelston Roundhill Saturday 3 Sept 2016.We used the new furniture acquired in the B&B Marquees liquidation. The Meeting used the barn as a place to unwind, reflect in … Continue reading
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Date for the diary: 29 Sept Gas Giants
There’s serious Kelston fun brewing up over at our new project Kelston Records. Check it out, and mark 29 Sept in the diary for Gas Giants.
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