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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
The kiln is left to burn overnight.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn has started well in the early stages after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
The kiln is left to burn overnight.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
The kiln is left to burn overnight.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn has started well in the early stages after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn has started well in the early stages after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn has started well in the early stages after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn has started well in the early stages after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn has started well in the early stages after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn has started well in the early stages after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn has started well in the early stages after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Listening to check that the fire has lit.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
The base of the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
The kiln is left to burn overnight.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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