🧵There’s something magical about autumn and winter landscapes steeped in history. Crisp air, fallen leaves and frost-covered stone can connect us to people who stood in the same places centuries ago. These moments remind us why preserving our shared heritage matters for future generations. Beyond

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probably reconstructed at a later date. Several of the coping stones along the sides of the bridge are said to have possibly originated as part of a prehistoric site on the moors above the village and feature small cup-shaped indentations. Near to the bridge are the ruins of Wycoller Hall.

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🧵Just over the Lancashire border lies the enchanting (the only word for it) hamlet of Wycoller. The ancient village has three notable bridges although the beck is bridged seven times in total. One is the medieval packhorse bridge below dating from between the 13-15th centuries although

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🌱 #flowersonFriday I hope you enjoy this short video of Wisley’s Equinox borders at their peak now, full of what used to be called Asters.

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From speaking to @ukhsa.bsky.social colleagues it's too early to say what impact of Flu this year will be in the UK However definitely signs over the last two years the season has shifted. Those eligible should get vaccinated. #Flu

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