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The Devil’s Stone of Lyng

The Devil’s Stone of Lyng: a Norfolk legend for Halloween
Close up of a hummingbird hawk moth feeding on a pink flower

The hum of the countryside
A Harvest Moon low in the sky

Shine on, harvest moon
A field of purple lavender plants with the blue sky on the horizon

A Norfolk summer in purple: lavender, landscape and the hum of bees
Close-up of samphire in a metal steamer.

Samphire season on the Norfolk coast
Close-up of a crab on Cromer's sandy beach

Cromer crab season: a taste of Norfolk’s coast at its best
A beaver swimming in a river carrying a small branch of wood in its mouth

Beavers return to Norfolk and what that means for our countryside
Person Walking Alone in a Misty Forest with Tall Green Trees

Listening for the first songs – what birds can tell us about the seasons
A man wearing a blue raincoat standing alone in a forest in winter.

Winter sounds – when the woods start laughing
A woman in a red coat walking on a path in the countryside in the rain

How we used to read the countryside – using Norfolk’s landscape as a guide
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