Author Archives: kelstonroundhill

Winners of the Clump photo competition were celebrated on 16 August at a picnic held in two Army tents. Overall winner, for a whole season’s series of epic pictures (among many favourites we chose the clump under a highly significant … Continue reading →

Bonnie writes: In exploring the physical process of walking, my work maps the emotional process that is inseparable from the physical. Important elements of the emotional process within these solitary walks allow us to:  reconnect us with ourselves and the … Continue reading →

Reminder: we’re having a competition of photos of Kelston Roundhill. Details here, except we forgot the deadline was last Friday so it’s extended to this Friday 15 August. Celebratory shared picnic this Saturday 16th. Prizes include finest Bath Soft Cheese. … Continue reading →

He farms, he makes cheese, he takes photos and – coming soon – he writes poems. Another from Graham Padfield. From this view you’d say the Roundhill was adequately wooded. But I think that’s an illusion. Remember: photo judging and … Continue reading →

…who knows it better than any of us.

Pinched this lovely pic from the new Twitter account of Matt Somerville, conservation architect from FCB who worked on the Feilden Barn concept in Yorkshire and advised us on how to use the old barn.

Today (Sat 28 June 2014; Wimbledon, Glastonbury etc) was a great sky day of sun and rain. Matt captured this view of Kelston Roundhill.