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Roundhill renewables update 28 Oct 2019

The prototype wind vane installation on Kelston Roundhill is performing well in present weather, although they’re still not yet connected to the farm irrigation system and the Old Barn. We’re still in B&NES’ pre-planning advice process about the renewables installation. … Continue reading

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Art from the heart: Bath artists’ images for sale for the RUH

This painting Early Evening Above Richens Orchard by Peter Brown, with Kelston Roundhill top right, is one of several being auctioned for the benefit of the local hospital – more info here.  http://bathartistsstudios.co.uk/project/fundraising-auction/

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Now being trialled: Spinetic wind array

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Kelston (just): nice pic from the Kelston Laureate

Photo by Jon Hamp, via Instagram

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Roundhill field at its finest

Late June summer meadow: Roundhill field photo by Doc Searls (via Flickr)

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Unprecedented concert by and for deaf and hearing-impaired music lovers at Kelston

On 5 July Kelston Roundhill hosted the first ever concert for aural diversity. Conceived and presented by the composer Andrew Hugill (who himself suffers hearing loss and tinnitus) the concert was performed by musicians themselves in various stages and types … Continue reading

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Spotted: Focus on Kelston Roundhill

  “Hello Kelston!” Geert sets up Focus for a set of sizzling prog. In case any bemused walkers were wondering about the classic sounds coming up from the Old Barn last Saturday yes it was indeed the legendary Dutch prog … Continue reading

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Kelston Roundhill: two photos taken from Widcombe, Bath

Photos by David Goode, June 2019

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Poem for Solstice by Jon Hamp

The Oak king and his circus folk They brought a marching band. And felt this barn, below these trees was the fairest place to stand. And Holly, the preacher who led them, As the summer light held sway. Removed his … Continue reading

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Bard of Bath’s Solstice event: poetry, storytelling and a Barn Dance on Kelston Roundhill

Thanks to Conor Whelan, the Bard of Bath, to Jon, Graham Tic and all the other poets, to Craig, Marick and the band and everyone who came.

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