Summer at Eycott by Oscar Adams
Over the summer I have become a little more acquainted with Eycott’s most prominent inhabitant, the Belted Galloways.
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Over the summer I have become a little more acquainted with Eycott’s most prominent inhabitant, the Belted Galloways.
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Cumbria Wildlife Trust are delighted to share a second collection of writing inspired by Eycott Hill Nature Reserve.
Volunteer Jenny looks back at a summer at Eycott Hill Nature Reserve...
My name is Jenny and I have just finished my second year at Durham University studying Biological Sciences. I am doing a summer placement with Cumbria Wildlife Trust, based at Eycott Hill Nature…