It has been great to welcome Richard Allenby-Pratt to Wakelyns as part of his new photographic study of the East Anglian county, with a particular interest in the rural landscape, agriculture and conservation.
Check out his website or Instagram account for more of his stuff.
Meanwhile, here is his initial collection of Wakelyns photos.
You can click on any of the images to bring it up in an enlarged form on the screen and then scroll left and right through the collection.
Amanda and the team picking cherries - we got 250Kg in the end in 2020, and could have had more if we'd started earlier
Wakelyns YQ "population wheat" - every plant is probably genetically different, bringing reslience
Oats growing between rows of population wheat at Wakelyns
Feeding the grain dresser ahead of milling
Milling the YQ population wheat at Wakelyns
Our prototype alley 'pod' ready for visitors to stay at Wakelyns
Lentils growing in one of the more open areas at Wakelyns
Milling the YQ wheat at Wakelyns
This is the conventional wheat from the fields around Wakelyns - see how even it is!
A hare resting in the clover within one of our agroforestry alleys
Lentil flower in the agroforestry alleys
Feeding the grain dresser ahead of milling
Lentils growing within the willow lines in our agroforestry
