Welcome to the High Wood
Echoes from an Old Hollow Tree is a quiet guide for those seeking to live well in a wounded world through nature, tradition, and the lived lessons of rural life. If you’re looking to become grounded in a world that often feels unmoored, you’re home here.
Amid essays on the turning seasons, the work of fatherhood, and the long labor of restoring a neglected forest and tending bees, you will find something useful for your own life: perspective, practices, and a sense of belonging to something older, steadier, and real.
Your presence here means more to me than you may know.
What You’ll Find
Echoes from an Old Hollow Tree (Free – Wednesdays)
A weekly reflection on nature, family, and tradition: the good green things that endure in a world that’s lost its way. These insights will help you stay grounded, steady, and connected to what truly matters.
Reports from the High Wood (Paid – Sundays)
An exclusive weekly journal sharing practical lessons from our forest, meadow, and family life. What’s working, what’s hard, and how you can apply it to your own world. From reclaiming neglected woodland to tending bees and traditions, these reports offer insight grown in good soil.
