A walk through an English Bluebell wood, Spring 2009
This video takes you on a walk into a beautiful bluebell wood near Padworth, Southern England. You walk through an old hazel coppice to a quite ...
Epiphany student's art chosen for state anti-drug calendar
According to spokesmen for Attorney General Linda L. Kelly, the yearly competition encourages “fifth-grade students from across Pennsylvania…to create an original work of art illustrating a drug-free message of their choice.” A dozen winners are selected to represent each new month, and a “grand prize” winner’s picture is displayed on the calendar’s cover. Former Epiphany student Lauren DiWilliams’ four-part drawing appeared on 2011’s calendar cover. “This year, the winners were chosen from a competitive field of entries from schools throughout Pennsylvania,” contest spokesmen continue. “The winners were chosen based on the artists’ creativity and ability to illustrate and convey a drug-free message.” When she’s not in school or doing homework, 11-year-old Erin – a Blue Bell resident – keeps busy with soccer, basketball, field hockey and skiing. She also sings in EOL’s youth choir and volunteers as an altar server. But, she explains, another “favorite activity” – ballet class – inspiredenglish bluebell - News
Severe winter delays bluebell season
Telegraph.co.ukThe charity believes that after the coldest winter for more than 30 years the English bluebell season is likely to be up to three weeks late. English bluebell to appear late due to harsh winterall 13 news articles »
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Gardening calendar: April 2010, week 2
Hyacinthoides hispanica syn. endymion hispanicus (spanish bluebell) and English Bluebell (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) Photo: PHOTOLIBRARY.
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Discover Heartwood Forest, Sandridge's carpet of bluebells with Grove House Discover Heartwood Forest, Sandridge's carpet of bluebells with Grove House is being planted by the Woodland Trust, boasts 45 acres of ancient woodland and is home to many rare butterflies and the protected English bluebell. |
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Julie Hall: The poetic muse of a Burgess Hill-based folk singer Another friend was scattering their mother's ashes at bluebell time, and that image of the beauty of the English bluebell wood reflected perfectly with the |
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News from around the clubs - April 16 Our next meeting is on May 4, and is a talk and presentation on The Bluebell Railway from David Jones. New members are always welcome. |
