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welcome to home | articles | areas of beauty | plants | animals | walks | survival tips | kit | books this web site provides free information on the medical and nutritional uses of some plants, survival tips and other useful information. we hope to add to this free information on a regular basis. currently we have one hundred and forty articles. last update: 12 november 2016: the genus alopochen only contains one living species, the egyptian goose alopochen aegyptiacus. articles animals and birds bookshop kit areas of beauty walks survival tips paganism plants picture galleries picture gallery - birds butterflies places animals we have now opened our walking in britain blog where we will be announcing updates to the site 28 may 2016: the two members of the genus aix live in widely separate parts of the world. the wood duck is native to the eastern united states, while the mandarin duck lives in china and japan. 17 april 2016: the sandwich tern (sterna sandvicensis) is one of the earliest winter migrants to return to the united kingdom, and can be found around large parts of the british coast. 3 january 2016: we start the year with a gallery of pictures of spider webs , showing some of the variety to be found. 13 december 2015: the red panda is loosly related to weasels, raccoons and skunks 21 november 2015: this month we add another six pictures to our common toad gallery . 17 october 2015: despite its name the common tern (sterna nirundo) is less common in britain than the arctic tern, but it is the most wide-spread, being found around most of the coast and some way inland. 19 september 2015: the arctic tern (sterna paradisaea) migrates further than any other bird, spending the breeding season in the arctic and the rest of the year in the antarctic, spending most of its life when not actively migrating living in the polar summer. 14 june 2015: the genus sterna now contains a group of medium sized white terns that live in coastal waters. 2 may 2015: smaller and more agile than the great tit or blue tit, the coal tit is an adept feeder in conifers and a regular visitor to peanut feeders in british gardens. 12 april 2015: the blue tit is a bird feeder favourite and the most common member of the tit family in the uk. 15 march 2015: the shelducks (genus tadorna ) , fall between most ducks and geese in size, reaching 50-60cm in length. 14 february 2015: this month we look at the two uk breeding larks - the skylark and the less common woodlark . 3 january 2015: next we look at the genus cygnus (swans) and the mute swan , the only resident breeding swan to be found in britain 6 december 2014 : we return to british birds with a look at the two groups of geese, the genus branta (black geese) and the genus anser (grey geese) . 1 november 2014: this short but fairly steep walk takes us from wasdale head up to the summit of illgill head , the higher of the two fells that sit above the famous wasdale screes. 13 september 2014: this month we add a gallery for the coal tit . 7 june 2014 : we add a new picture gallery for the meadow pipit , a common bird on the high fells 11 may 2014: the yorkshire wolds are perhaps the most scenic area in england without any legal protection, a area of chalk downs with wide open uplands cut into by winding steep sided valleys. 13 april 2014: the lleyn peninsula is one of wales's hidden treasures, an isolated area of sandy beaches, varied towns and spectacular views, with a history as a centre of pilgrimage. 2 march 2014: this month we look at the north york moors , one of the quieter of britain's national parks, but an area with vast areas of heather moorland and a stunning coast with attractive villages. 9 february 2014: next we look at the dales' northern neighbour, the wild north pennines 4 january 2014: after a long gap we return to our introductions to areas of beauty, with a look at the yorkshire dales 15 december 2013 : the walk from hawkshead to black crag takes us past tarn howes to a splendid viewpoint, especially for little langdale, which is seen at full length. 27 october 2013 : today we add one of the quickest ways up scafell pike, via lingmell from wasdale head . 28 july 2013: today we add eighteen new pictures of the lake district 16 june 2013: this delightful walk takes us up high rigg, the fell between the valley of st john's in the vale and the main ambleside-keswick road. 5 may 2013 : today we open a picture gallery for st john's in the vale , and add a clickable map for our walks in the lake district . 21 april 2013 : green crag sits just back from eskdale, and isn't really seen from the valley, but it it a satisfyingly craggy summit, with great views towards the upper reaches of the valley and the circle of mountains that run from scafell to crinkle crags. 2 march 2013 : this short walk visits a quiet lower summit at the western end of eskdale, redbrow bank , familiar to many who drive over the fell road to ulpha, but from the lack of clear paths rarely visited on foot. 2 february 2013: today we add a strenuous walk explores the ridge that links great end and scafell pike 12 january 2013 : our first walk for 2013 is an ascent of binsey , an outlying northern lakeland fell with great views along bassenthwaite and towards keswick and borrowdale. 16 december : this walk takes us up gowbarrow fell , a great example of a minor fell with much more to offer than its height might suggest. 17 november: we open a butterfly picture gallery 28 october: we add a series of new picture galleries - adder , slow worm , common toad, common lizard and beetles 8 september: we continue to expand our birds gallery 1 september: we add new pictures to our birds gallery and add a new pictures gallery 26 august 2012: this walk explores the north-western shore of windermere , visiting far sawrey, and passing a series of small tarns (most notably moss eccles tarn), before heading into the woods that dominate this area, eventually returning along the lakeshore path. 8 july 2012: loughrigg is one of the shorter fells, just over 1,000ft high, but its position is superb - it is only linked to higher ground to the west, and even there a deep valley separates it from a ridge that leads up to the langdale pikes 24 june 2012 : ullswater steamer and shore : this is a super walk, one of the best in the district, and it combines a trip on the ullswater steamers with a classic walk along the southern shore of the lake. 13 may 2012: a more challenging walk, this takes us up scafell pike from wasdale via sty head , sprinkling tarn and esk hause. we also add a picture gallery for the scafell range . 21 april 2012: this moderate walk takes us onto the summit of sheffield pike , the fell that divides the lower reaches of glencoyne and glenridding. 3 march 2012: this is one of the classic shorter walks in the lake district, visiting castle crag , a minor peak, but in a fantastic location at the mouth of borrowdale, and with views deep into the valley and along derwent water towards keswick. 4 february 2012 : this walk takes us to the summit of the old man of coniston from coniston village , but avoids the standard tourist routes. instead we go via goat's hause and goat's water, and return via dow crag, giving us two great summits on a single walk. 15 january 2011 : this is a short walk that begins with a trip on the coniston ferry, before returning around the northern shore of the coniston water. . 8 january 2011 : this walk takes us to latterbarrow , an excellent viewpoint for the northern part of the windermere, starting from the pretty village of hawkshead. 31 december 2011: this medium length walk from the forestry commission centre at grizedale takes us out of the trees onto an area of unplanted moorland, before visiting top o'selside , a rare example of an unplanted fell in this area, and a great viewpoint. 11 december 2011: wicca is a pagan faith, sometimes termed a neopagan faith as although it contains many links to ancient rituals much of the

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