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28th April 2021
“This blog is the unfolding story of Rush Farm and an exploration of life by its philosopher farmer.” Well, like millions no doubt before me, I survived my cataract […]
21st April 2021
“This blog is the unfolding story of Rush Farm and an exploration of life by its philosopher farmer.” Listening to the weather forecast for the coming […]
4th March 2020
The loss of the American colonies was taken by many as a sign that England had lost its favoured position in the eyes of God. In […]
15th January 2020
A rather subdued week on the farm. The RPA continues to be negatively robotic. Tim’s mother has not been well, and this has impacted on us […]
2nd October 2019
What a very frustrating week. As if mirroring politics, the needed rain has come in excess. As a result, much of what was planned had to […]
14th August 2019
In Ireland, August was, and may still be, regarded as the first month of autumn, and this followed the Celtic calendar. On that basis we should […]
6th March 2019
This has been a delightful week. The weather continued to be beautiful until Thursday, and all were spurred into tackling jobs that have needed doing for […]
10th September 2018
The week has been dominated by two matters. The first is that it has been a week of endings – school holidays, promenade concerts, the summer, […]