Author Archives: williamheath

This is a bit of a mystery. Clive writes: I am reading a book written by Lewis Wilshire he writes about his walks in the countryside around Bath and Bristol, and he includes Kelston Round Hill. He states in the book … Continue reading →

Lots going on at Kelston Records… Park Farm use the slogan “Taste the view” to promote their award-winning cheese. Now you can listen to it too: download the live album from Google, Amazon or Apple iTunes.

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 →

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 →

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 →

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.

Just caught this from May 2016 on the not-to-be-mentioned social network   

Top photo by Andrew Stevens A gorgeous sunset over #Bath last night from Bath Skyline Walk #photography And another cracker below. Want to join Tim’s Kelston Flickr group?

See this below from recent AWT bat survey. Our plan is to work with Bath Spa University and reach out to schools and to get a series of conservation projects going. First of all we need to get a clearer grasp of … Continue reading →

Life will fight to affirm itself, and new life will exist, Bees wrestle mortality from the reddening hedgerows, as sun escapes from downland rain to leave the stream banks kissed. Jealous admirals run up flags where carmine Hawthorn grows, Middle … Continue reading →