This project to 'bring home' the magnificent 13th century illuminated manuscript (that, at the time of his death in 1926, belonged to Reginald Arthur Tatton of Cuerden Hall) is approaching a resolution. . . . . . but it is spawning more ventures!
Sunday, 20 July 2014
June - mowing with a scythe - Bell Sykes Meadows
The 'labour of the month' for June is frequently depicted as a figure mowing grass with a scythe, to make hay. Lancashire's Coronation Meadow is at Bell Syke's Farm, Slaidburn within the Forest of Bowland AONB. A variety of activities have been organised by the AONB, through the Haytime Project, including a Marvellous Meadows Day and Scything course tutored by Steve Tomlin. So I have learnt about the grasses and wildflowers as well as drawing the mowing of the meadow.
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