Excellent article with great pictures, Perris.
Love a good hedge - I would say they can’t be beaten, however many of the older ones that form parish boundaries still are - if interested in this British eccentricity see https://heritagehunter.co.uk/beating-the-bounds/. I think the oldest UK hedge is still thought to be Judith’s hedge in Cambridgeshire which is at least 900 years old and a remnant of an ancient woodland. So many reasons to love a good hedge both for our chickens, ourselves and wildlife…..
Love a good hedge - I would say they can’t be beaten, however many of the older ones that form parish boundaries still are - if interested in this British eccentricity see https://heritagehunter.co.uk/beating-the-bounds/. I think the oldest UK hedge is still thought to be Judith’s hedge in Cambridgeshire which is at least 900 years old and a remnant of an ancient woodland. So many reasons to love a good hedge both for our chickens, ourselves and wildlife…..