This series explores Fairhill Wood, also called Pishwanton, in East Lothian. A site managed by Ruskin Mill and
the Life Science Centre.
Fairhill sits at the edge of the Lammermuir Hills towards the Lothian plane and has been cultivated biodynamically since 1996. It provides a rich habitat of different woodland areas, pastures, marshes and wetlands. The Life Science Centre is a space for environmental education, research and holistic practice, offering opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to renew and deepen their relationship with nature.
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Birch Trees. Fairhill. 18th April. Charcoal on 21 x 29cms. Rose Strang 2026
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Birch Trees, Fairhill 4. Charcoal on A4 paper. Rose Strang 2026
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Birch Trees, Fairhill 3. Charcoal on A4 paper. Rose Strang 2026
B L O G L I N K S
The same hare that greeted us at Fairhill appeared on cue as we arrived, bounding through the birches …
Fairhill and Goblin Ha’
Spring light on the birch trees and amidst the trees, buildings made of mostly natural, unchanged materials …
Forest of Fairhill 5
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