Episode 33: Bluebells And Their Living Heritage

Chris Skinner's Countryside Podcast

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Chris Skinner starts the day with his elderly geese before checking in on the swallows busy spring cleaning their nests.
Matthew Gudgin joins Chris and Rat, his terrible terrier to see the bluebells at High Ash Farm. He explains how these bluebells return year on year and bring a lot of joy to a lots of visitors.
Chris takes Matthew to another wooded area that is also carpeted with bluebells and they answer questions from listeners about tree abnormalities, burr poaching and animal tracks.
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