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Spring: a new beginning.With a pathway out of lockdown and isolation we can feel the promise of Spring but Winter still comes back to bite us.Lie or sit by an ash tree or imagine a huge straight ash above you. Close your eyes and take a deep
Winter: As life retreats into the Earth, we too are drawn back into our bodies. Take some deep meditative breaths as Sharon talks you through ways of relaxing and letting go of stress. Rod Drew reads Hardy's poem The Darkling Thrush. Specially
Winter: As life retreats into the Earth, we too are drawn back into our bodies. Take some deep meditative breaths as Sharon talks you through ways of relaxing and letting go of stress. Rod Drew reads The Darkling Thrush by Thomas Hardy. Music:
October. It is time to look inwards. Leaves are falling, days are darkening and the rain just won’t stop raining. Perwina Whitmore reads the Farm Womans Winter by Thomas Hardy, and Ian Higginworth talks about the tree known by the Celts as the
October. It is time to look inwards. Leaves are falling, days are darkening and it just will not stop raining. Perwina Whitmore reads the Farm Womans Winter by Thomas Hardy, and Ian Higginworth talks about the tree known by the Celts as the wit
Poems and extracts of writing by Thomas Hardy recorded in and around his birthplace, the cottage between heath and forest built by his grandfather at Higher Bockhampton near Dorchester.Actors Rod Drew and Perweena Whitmore are the voices of Th
Recording Hardy's poetry and prose in and around his birthplace - the cottage between heath and forest built by his grandfather in 1800
Dorset Countryside Ranger Claire Platten talk to Alastair about the history of Thorncombe Woods and what they would have looked like in Thomas Hardy's youth. Rod Drew reads from Hardy's novel Under the Greenwood Tree in which he describes Yalbu
Dorset Countryside Ranger Claire Platten talk to Alastair about the history of Thorncombe Woods and what they would have looked like when Hardy was a young man. Rod Drew reads from his novel Under the Greenwood Tree in which he describes Yalbur
When you have an illness that’s going to affect your life it makes you appreciate the beauty around us…Artist Maggie Curtis talks to Sharon Hayden about her art, her health and living in lockdown in rural Dorset.Next: We meet Rod Drew from th
“When you have an illness that’s going to affect your life it makes you appreciate the beauty around us…” Artist Maggie Curtis talks to ScreenPLAY’s Sharon Hayden about her art, her health and living in lockdown in rural Dorset.Next: We meet
Woodman Alan Brown, pictured here at Thorncombe Woods in 2006 was the sixth generation of his family to make wattle hurdles out of split rods from a hazel coppice. The family tradition now continues with his son Steve. In this podcast, Alastair
Woodman Alan Brown, pictured here at Thorncombe Woods in 2006 was the sixth generation of his family to make wattle hurdles out of split rods from a hazel coppice. The family tradition now continues with his son Steve. In this podcast, ScreenPL
Dramatherapist and ScreenPLAY artist Sharon Hayden discusses why green spaces make us feel relaxed, help us reduce our stress and anxiety and generally make us feel better about ourselves.
Dramatherapist and ScreenPLAY artist Sharon Hayden discusses why green spaces make us feel relaxed, help us reduce our stress and anxiety and generally make us feel better about ourselves. Next: The Hazel Coppice
Over the coming months, artist and dramatherapist Sharon Hayden will take you on a series of walks through the woods of Thomas Hardy's youth with extracts from Hardy's writing as well as Ian Siddons Heginworth's book, Environmental Arts Therapy
Over the coming months, artist and dramatherapist Sharon Hayden will take you on a series of walks through the woods of Thomas Hardy’s youth with extracts from Hardy’s writing as well as Ian Siddons Heginworth’s book, Environmental Arts Therapy
Come for a walk in the woods where Thomas Hardy spent his youth with ScreenPLAY artists Sharon Hayden and Alastair Nisbet. Reflect, relax and enjoy the green space. They will guide you through the ancient woodland of Thorncombe Woods with readi
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