A magical encounter in the spring woods
Jumble Hole Clough is magical enough all year round but at this time of year with the sea of bluebells, the clouds of wild garlic and the possible sound of... read more
Jumble Hole Clough is magical enough all year round but at this time of year with the sea of bluebells, the clouds of wild garlic and the possible sound of... read more
Tags: birds, bluebells, forest, Hebden Bridge, listening, nature, noticing nature, through the seasons, walking
How nice to be beside the sea with my babies. Here we are on top of the hill in Whitby, full of fish and chips, fresh air and the sounds... read more
Tags: listening, noticing nature, seaside
I have a confession to make. Even though I have lived in Hebden Bridge for 26 years and have traversed the woodland paths in all possible directions and spent hours... read more
Tags: birds, Hebden Bridge, inspiring people, nature, noticing nature, walking
I braved our icy steps the other morning to take some photos in our frosty garden. The bright and cold winter weather is a double edged sword isn't it? There... read more
Tags: flowers, garden, Hebden Bridge, nature, noticing nature, through the seasons, winter
'Stay at home moon' or 'go out and sit on a rock at the top of the woods moon'? What do you reckon? One of the books I was gifted... read more
I spent a morning rooting around on the forest floor. read more
Tags: forest, Hebden Bridge, nature, noticing nature, through the seasons, walking, woodland
I'm Hannah Nunn, designer/maker of papercut lamps, wallpaper, window film and laser cut 'treasures' all inspired by the beautiful details of nature. Find out what inspires me and join me for walks in the woods and other adventures...
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