Woodnotes: The Warmth and Comfort of Poetry and Nonsense
Laura Cannell shares verse read by her dad in a Norfolk farmhouse. When my sister and I were little, living...
11th April 2020
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Woodnotes: Hidden Cows, Damson Jam and Performance Anxiety
In this month's column, Laura Cannell shares thoughts on music and nature, anxiety breakthroughs, food from the trees and accepting...12th September 2019
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Woodnotes: Cherries, Berries and Singing As The Crow Flies
Laura Cannell’s monthly column returns, with musings on grief, kindred musical spirits, and thieving birds. I’m prone to being rather...18th July 2019
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Woodnotes: Transcribing the Birds, Highland Cattle, Daily Folklore and the Lore of the Land
In her latest column, Laura Cannell transcribes birdsong, shares some personal superstitions, and pays tribute to a legendary folklorist and...31st May 2018
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Woodnotes: Supermoon, Breathing and Where the Collared Dove Perches
Laura Cannell shares reflections on composing, woodpeckers, and the sound of electricity pylons in her first column of 2018. Traditionally...27th February 2018
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Woodnotes: Frost, a Bass Violin, and Falling Out With the Sea
After a short break, Laura Cannell returns with a third instalment of her monthly column on music, landscape, and adventuring…...24th November 2017
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Woodnotes: The Hooded Crow, Releasing the Huntress and New Rabbit Friends
The second instalment of Laura Cannell's monthly column on music, wild animals and other adventures... The Hooded Crow appeared in...24th August 2017
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Woodnotes: Laura Cannell's monthly journal on music, wild animals and other adventures.
Yesterday while returning from borrowing my sister’s printing press I saw a Red Kite circling over a field of freshly...21st July 2017