This is a short sequence of connected pieces reflecting on the lives, work and histories of my green hill of home. Moving between meadow and moor, spring growth and longer stories of use and care, these essays attend to landholding, farming, seasonal change and what endures through shifting ground. Taken together, they explore how landscape is shaped through practice, attention and continuity, and how meaning accrues in a place worked, walked and returned to, forming a focused meditation on land as both inheritance and responsibility.





