Last month’s North Cornwall Book Festival was memorable, and the talks are available as podcasts for those who missed it. ...
Last month’s North Cornwall Book Festival was memorable, and the talks are available as podcasts for those who missed it. Click below for my talk, and relive the whole festival here.
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Thanks for tuning in to my talk at the Gilbert White 300th birthday festival! Here are the links I promised.
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Join me this Saturday to celebrate the 300th birthday of the first modern nature writer - Gilbert White
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