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Swallow Fund
Swallow Fund is one way I can support the work of others as they seek to heal this remarkable planet home of ours. I donate 20% of Swallow Fund sales to the charity Rewilding Britain.
These are small and unframed and from my personal archive of memorable experiences.
Every year I celebrate with a bottle of champagne the sight of the first swallow. Being a swallow in this world — and being one of those creatures they feed on and that feed on them — is fraught with human-induced peril. Every swallow that makes it back to share our summer, against very many odds, is a miracle. For me they are a symbol for the plight of our other-than-human neighbours. The lucky ones who do make it back indicate that some connective tissue required to transport the birds along their migration routes remains alive.
first swallow
bubbles
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nine loaves seven fishes
bird brain basketfuls of bugs
The work
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Cadmium Golden Cap, Charmouth
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Before Sunrise, Charmouth
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Iceland Northern light
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Iceland Foot of mount Namafjall looking south
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Iceland from Osland (Hofn)
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Iceland Hofn Quiet
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Iceland Hofn towards mainland after sunset
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Iceland lake Myvatn looking SE
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Iceland Monotype Vapour Cloud
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Iceland Mount Namafjall mud pools
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Iceland storm over Hafrafell Skaftafell
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Orkney Over to Hoy
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Orkney Ring of Brodgar dusk
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Orkney Ring of Brodgar heather on lemon
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Orkney Low cloud Hoy
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Yesnaby Orkney
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Green Yoke
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Freshwater Bright with Rain
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Northern Lights
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Approaching Tromso
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Sunday Afternoon Dusk
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Sunset in East Jerusalem
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Waiting for the Ok
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Fisherman with Neem Twig
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Shelling Shrimps
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Dogs Sleeping in Fishing Nets
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Nesting Swallows
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Approaching Storm 2
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Small Sunshine Study
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Orkney Waters Edge
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Swyre Head Storm
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Castle of Yesnaby, Orkney
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Iceland Hofn toward mainland sunset on cliffs
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Orkney Weather Eye
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WELSH MOON VALLEY (near Abergavenny)