Retour

Explorez tous les épisodes du podcast The Ramblers Podcast

Plongez dans la liste complète des épisodes de The Ramblers Podcast. Chaque épisode est catalogué accompagné de descriptions détaillées, ce qui facilite la recherche et l'exploration de sujets spécifiques. Suivez tous les épisodes de votre podcast préféré et ne manquez aucun contenu pertinent.

Rows per page:

1–18 of 18

TitreDateDurée
Episode 13 - Martin Green: A Journey Through Time and Archaeology - Part Four05 Nov 202500:37:25

Send us Fan Mail

Summary

In this episode of The Ramblers, Nigel and Iain explore the Cranbourne Chase National Landscape, delving into its rich history, archaeological significance, and the vibrant communities that inhabit the area. They discuss the Dorset Cursus, its construction, and the cultural practices surrounding burial mounds. The conversation also highlights the role of aerial photography in uncovering archaeological features and the importance of documenting findings for future generations.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Cranbourne Chase National Landscape
00:56 Exploring the Dorset Cursus
05:13 The Significance of the Cursus and Its Construction
09:36 Cultural and Social Aspects of the Cursus
12:15 Aerial Photography and Archaeological Discoveries
16:08 Investigating Burial Practices and Mounds
21:07 The Iron Age Settlement and Training Digs
29:33 The Importance of Documentation in Archaeology




The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.

Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.




Music from https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/grassland
License code: 

KCZ1C17MC3KJJGC7 -ep 3
C1P05X6Z59HGCVGZ -ep 4
K6RMWCOGP2ZLIEKS -ep 5
UKZH6JCGAT2ETG8R -ep6
VWFSH9MMXMSJEHZR -ep7
 ZU0WVY0X4Z86TNQT -ep8
LTOXU4BNX9QWUMAS -ep9



Artwork for Podcast
created by Claire Atkinson

 

Episode 12 - Martin Green: A Journey Through Time and Archaeology - Part Three12 Oct 202500:42:14

Send us Fan Mail

Summary

In this episode, we explore Martin Green's Farm, focusing on the archaeological significance of Fir Tree Field and its rich history. The conversation delves into the wildlife that inhabits the area, the discoveries made during excavations, and the relationship between archaeology and ecology. We also discuss future plans for excavations and community engagement in preserving this unique landscape.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Cranbourne Chase National Landscape
00:56 Exploring Fir Tree Field and Its Wildlife
05:24 The Archaeological Significance of Fir Tree Field
10:49 Discovering the Mesolithic Period
16:10 The Bronze Age and Its Rituals
21:43 The Relationship Between Archaeology and Ecology
26:49 Future Excavations and Community Engagement






The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.

Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.




Music from https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/grassland
License code: 

KCZ1C17MC3KJJGC7 -ep 3
C1P05X6Z59HGCVGZ -ep 4
K6RMWCOGP2ZLIEKS -ep 5
UKZH6JCGAT2ETG8R -ep6
VWFSH9MMXMSJEHZR -ep7
 ZU0WVY0X4Z86TNQT -ep8
LTOXU4BNX9QWUMAS -ep9



Artwork for Podcast
created by Claire Atkinson

 

Episode 3 - Route 21 Pentridge and Martin Down Loop06 Jan 202501:04:00

Send us Fan Mail

In this episode of The Ramblers podcast, hosts Nigel and Iain explore Route 21 in the Cranborne Chase National Landscape. They discuss the various aspects of the walk, including navigation tools, historical significance, wildlife observations, and archaeological findings. The conversation flows through the scenic views, the challenges of the terrain, and the importance of conservation efforts in the area. The hosts reflect on their experiences and share insights about the local environment, making it a rich and informative episode for history and nature enthusiasts.

If you would like to comment and suggest walks in the other write to us
the-ramblers@outlook.com
Links
Home - Cranborne Chase National Landscape
Martin Down & Pentridge Loop - W21 - Cranborne Chase National Landscape
Download the GPX File
Download detailed guide and OS map
The Archaeology of Bokerley Dyke. by H.C.Bowen





Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Random Route Selection
03:10
Exploring Cranbourne Chase National Landscape
06:06
Historical Insights of the Walk
09:04
Flint and Archaeological Discoveries
12:12
Wildlife and Environmental Changes
15:08
Navigating with Technology
18:02
Local Knowledge and Community Engagement
20:59
The Journey Continues: Scenic Views and Reflections
33:51
The Majesty of Birds of Prey
34:20
Reintroduction Success Stories
34:48
Historical Landmarks and Their Significance
36:08
Understanding Trig Points and Their Purpose
40:15
Population and Settlement Patterns in Prehistory
43:12
The Richness of Cranborne Chase
46:03
Dew Ponds: Nature's Water Reservoirs
51:55
Exploring Local Flora and Fauna
56:02
Roman Roads and Historical Navigation
01:01:30
Reflections on the Walk and Future Plans

The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.

Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.




Music from https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/grassland
License code: 

KCZ1C17MC3KJJGC7 -ep 3
C1P05X6Z59HGCVGZ -ep 4
K6RMWCOGP2ZLIEKS -ep 5
UKZH6JCGAT2ETG8R -ep6
VWFSH9MMXMSJEHZR -ep7
 ZU0WVY0X4Z86TNQT -ep8
LTOXU4BNX9QWUMAS -ep9



Artwork for Podcast
created by Claire Atkinson

 

Episode 2 - Exploring the Night Sky with Steve Tonkin03 Dec 202401:10:44

Send us Fan Mail

Summary 

In this episode of The Ramblers, hosts Nigel and Iain engage with Steve Tonkin, the Dark Sky Advisor for Cranborne Chase National Landscape. They explore Steve's journey into astronomy, the significance of stargazing events, and the impact of light pollution on wildlife and human health. The conversation delves into practical advice for aspiring astronomers, the mythology behind constellations, and the importance of community involvement in preserving dark skies. Steve shares insights on reducing light pollution and discusses the health implications of artificial light, while also touching on the differences between astrology and astronomy. The episode concludes with a discussion on favourite celestial objects and upcoming events in the national landscape.

Links
Fordingbridge Astronomers
Wessex Astronomical Society – Go Stargazing
Cranborne Chase Astronomy Club
Steve Tonkin - Cranborne Chase National Landscape


00:00 Introduction to The Ramblers Podcast

01:00 Steve Tomkin: Journey into Astronomy

03:52 The Importance of Stargazing Events

05:45 Getting Started in Astronomy

09:31 Understanding the Night Sky

13:37 Mythology and Constellations

17:20 Cranbourne Chase: An International Dark Sky Reserve

19:08 Impact of Light Pollution on Wildlife

23:08 Strategies for Reducing Light Pollution

28:44 The Broader Implications of Light Pollution

34:38 Conclusion and Future Directions

36:56 Understanding Light Pollution Contributions

37:48 Innovative Street Lighting Solutions

38:47 Balancing Lighting Needs and Dark Sky Criteria

40:41 Community Involvement in Light Monitoring

43:04 Exploring Light Measurement Technologies

45:30 Astrology vs. Astronomy: A Fun Discussion

49:33 The Andromeda Galaxy: A Celestial Wonder

52:30 UFOs and the Search for Extraterrestrial Life

55:42 Regulating Lighting for Environmental Protection

57:05 Experiencing the Milky Way: A Personal Journey

59:56 Upcoming Events in the Dark Sky Reserve

The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.

Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.




Music from https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/grassland
License code: 

KCZ1C17MC3KJJGC7 -ep 3
C1P05X6Z59HGCVGZ -ep 4
K6RMWCOGP2ZLIEKS -ep 5
UKZH6JCGAT2ETG8R -ep6
VWFSH9MMXMSJEHZR -ep7
 ZU0WVY0X4Z86TNQT -ep8
LTOXU4BNX9QWUMAS -ep9



Artwork for Podcast
created by Claire Atkinson

 

Episode 1 - Roland Hughes - Ranger and Volunteer coordinator with CCLP05 Nov 202400:44:16

Send us Fan Mail

 Join us on our first podcast with an interview with Roland Hughes - Ranger and Volunteer coordinator for Chase and Chalk Landscape Partnership. 

The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.

Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.




Music from https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/grassland
License code: 

KCZ1C17MC3KJJGC7 -ep 3
C1P05X6Z59HGCVGZ -ep 4
K6RMWCOGP2ZLIEKS -ep 5
UKZH6JCGAT2ETG8R -ep6
VWFSH9MMXMSJEHZR -ep7
 ZU0WVY0X4Z86TNQT -ep8
LTOXU4BNX9QWUMAS -ep9



Artwork for Podcast
created by Claire Atkinson

 

Trailer Episode01 Nov 202400:01:34

Send us Fan Mail

Join us on our trailer for our new upcoming podcast 

The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.

Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.




Music from https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/grassland
License code: 

KCZ1C17MC3KJJGC7 -ep 3
C1P05X6Z59HGCVGZ -ep 4
K6RMWCOGP2ZLIEKS -ep 5
UKZH6JCGAT2ETG8R -ep6
VWFSH9MMXMSJEHZR -ep7
 ZU0WVY0X4Z86TNQT -ep8
LTOXU4BNX9QWUMAS -ep9



Artwork for Podcast
created by Claire Atkinson

 

Episode 11 Martin Green: A Journey Through Time and Archaeology - Part Two14 Sep 202500:35:32

Send us Fan Mail

Summary

This podcast episode explores the rich history and archaeology of the Cranbourne Chase National Landscape, covering various periods from the Iron Age to the medieval era. The conversation delves into significant archaeological finds, the importance of conservation, and the personal connection of the speakers to the land and its history. The discussion also highlights the role of metal detecting in uncovering artefacts and the geological significance of the area.

 Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Cranbourne Chase National Landscape
01:41 Exploring Iron Age and Roman Archaeology
05:13 Medieval History and the Declares Family
10:28 Saxon Artefacts and Their Significance
15:45 The Role of Metal Detecting in Archaeology
20:29 Geology and Fossils of the Dorset Coast
25:55 Personal Journey and Connection to the Land



The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.

Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.




Music from https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/grassland
License code: 

KCZ1C17MC3KJJGC7 -ep 3
C1P05X6Z59HGCVGZ -ep 4
K6RMWCOGP2ZLIEKS -ep 5
UKZH6JCGAT2ETG8R -ep6
VWFSH9MMXMSJEHZR -ep7
 ZU0WVY0X4Z86TNQT -ep8
LTOXU4BNX9QWUMAS -ep9



Artwork for Podcast
created by Claire Atkinson

 

Episode 10 Martin Green: A Journey Through Time and Archaeology - Part One12 Aug 202501:00:26

Send us Fan Mail

Summary

This podcast episode explores the rich archaeological landscape of Cranbourne Chase, featuring an in-depth conversation with Martin Green, an archaeologist who shares insights about the area's history, significant archaeological finds, and the importance of conservation. The discussion covers various topics, including the Stone Age, the Dorset Cursus, flint knapping, and the role of community in archaeology, all while highlighting Martin's personal journey and contributions to the field.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to The Ramblers Podcast
01:47 Exploring Martin Green's Archaeological Journey
02:42 The Museum Tour Begins
04:52 Local Archaeological Finds
08:47 Understanding the Stone Age and Its Context
11:14 Cranborne Chase: A Landscape of Archaeology
13:13 Excavation Insights and Discoveries
14:54 The Purpose of Cursus Monuments
17:36 Celebration and Rituals in Neolithic Times
18:21 Unique Flint Artefacts and Their Significance
22:53 Personal Connections to Archaeology
25:57 The Craft of Flint Knapping
28:00 The Transition to Biodynamic Farming
32:58 Exploring Archaeological Discoveries
40:32 Layers of History in Farming
48:06 Connections to the Past through Artefacts

https://www.instagram.com/the.ramblerspodcast/

https://cranbornechase.org.uk/

https://www.digitaldigging.net/neolithic-complex-monkton-wimborne/

https://heritage.dorsetcouncil.gov.uk/Event/EDO6985

https://archaeology.co.uk/join-in/research-body/martin-green.htm

 https://hbsmrweb-dorset.esdm.co.uk/Monument/MDO40187

https://cranbornechase.org.uk/chalkeboard/casting-back-to-iron-age-chettle-with-martin-green/

https://www.davidabram.co.uk/




The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.

Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.




Music from https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/grassland
License code: 

KCZ1C17MC3KJJGC7 -ep 3
C1P05X6Z59HGCVGZ -ep 4
K6RMWCOGP2ZLIEKS -ep 5
UKZH6JCGAT2ETG8R -ep6
VWFSH9MMXMSJEHZR -ep7
 ZU0WVY0X4Z86TNQT -ep8
LTOXU4BNX9QWUMAS -ep9



Artwork for Podcast
created by Claire Atkinson

 

Looking Ahead: A Message from "The Ramblers”22 Jul 202500:02:07

Send us Fan Mail

 In this short message from The Ramblers, Nigel and Iain check in with listeners to share what's ahead for the podcast. While July passed without a new episode—thanks to Iain's travels in Australia—August brings the start of a three-part mini-series featuring Dr. Martin Green, an award-winning but self-taught archaeologist from Cranborne Chase.

Known intimately by those in his field yet largely invisible to the wider public, Martin has spent a lifetime uncovering the stories of the land he loves. These upcoming episodes will not only document his archaeological contributions but also spotlight the man behind the work—a local hero whose "amateur" status is worn as a badge of honour.

The Ramblers invite listeners to tune in, subscribe, and share their thoughts as they celebrate Martin’s enduring legacy.

The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.

Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.




Music from https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/grassland
License code: 

KCZ1C17MC3KJJGC7 -ep 3
C1P05X6Z59HGCVGZ -ep 4
K6RMWCOGP2ZLIEKS -ep 5
UKZH6JCGAT2ETG8R -ep6
VWFSH9MMXMSJEHZR -ep7
 ZU0WVY0X4Z86TNQT -ep8
LTOXU4BNX9QWUMAS -ep9



Artwork for Podcast
created by Claire Atkinson

 

Episode 8 - Clive Whitbourn - National Trust Ranger for North Dorset02 Jun 202500:52:42

Send us Fan Mail

In this episode of The Ramblers, Nigel  interviews Clive Whitborn, an Area Ranger for the National Trust in North Dorset. They discuss Clive's journey into conservation, the challenges faced in modern conservation efforts, and the importance of balancing nature with heritage. Clive shares success stories, particularly regarding biodiversity management and the role of grazing. The conversation also touches on the impact of climate change, project prioritisation, and the significant contributions of volunteers. Additionally, they explore how technology has transformed conservation work. In this conversation, Clive discusses the collaborative efforts in conservation, the impact of climate change on landscapes, and the importance of trees and biodiversity. He reflects on the historical significance of conservation areas and the balance between preservation and environmental protection. Clive shares his passion for nature and conservation, the future of conservation efforts in Dorset, and offers advice for those aspiring to become Rangers.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to The Ramblers Podcast

01:12 Meet the Area Ranger: Clive's Journey

04:08 A Day in the Life of a Ranger

06:27 Challenges in Modern Conservation

08:50 Success Stories in Conservation

10:15 Balancing Nature and Heritage

12:37 Grazing and Biodiversity Management

14:30 Addressing Climate Change Threats

15:58 Project Prioritisation in Conservation

16:53 The Juniper Regeneration Project

19:50 The Role of Volunteers in Conservation

22:47 Technology in Conservation Work

26:08 Collaboration and Support in Conservation

28:30 Impact of Climate Change on Landscapes

31:52 The Importance of Trees and Biodiversity

34:14 Historical Significance of Conservation Areas

36:10 Balancing Preservation and Environmental Protection

39:02 Passion for Conservation and Nature

42:23 Future of Conservation in Dorset

45:43 Advice for Aspiring Rangers


https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/support-us/volunteer

https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/who-we-are/research/climate-change-adaptation-guidance


The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.

Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.




Music from https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/grassland
License code: 

KCZ1C17MC3KJJGC7 -ep 3
C1P05X6Z59HGCVGZ -ep 4
K6RMWCOGP2ZLIEKS -ep 5
UKZH6JCGAT2ETG8R -ep6
VWFSH9MMXMSJEHZR -ep7
 ZU0WVY0X4Z86TNQT -ep8
LTOXU4BNX9QWUMAS -ep9



Artwork for Podcast
created by Claire Atkinson

 

Episode 7 - Route W15 – Bishopstone and Meadows 14 May 202500:54:46

Send us Fan Mail

summary

In this episode of The Ramblers, hosts Nigel and Iain explore the scenic Bishopstone area within the Cranborne Chase National Landscape. They discuss the details of their walk, share historical insights about local geography and watercress farming, and reflect on their encounters with locals, including a fascinating conversation with Roger about Folston House. The episode highlights the beauty of nature, the challenges of navigating the walk, and the importance of community connections. In this conversation, they explore a historic church, discussing its architecture, art, and the stories behind its features. They reflect on their experiences during a walk around the church and the surrounding area, highlighting encounters with fellow walkers and the importance of community. The conversation also touches on the church's renovations and upkeep, as well as the significance of local history and nature in their exploration.

https://cranbornechase.org.uk/explore/in-and-around-bishopstone/

https://www.bishopstone-salisbury.co.uk/



Chapters

00:00
Introduction to The Ramblers Podcast

02:56
Exploring Bishopstone and the Walk Details

06:03
Historical Insights on Watercress and Local Geography

08:58
Navigating the Walk: Challenges and Observations

12:01
Meeting Locals and Sharing Stories

14:47
The Significance of Folston House

18:02
Reflections on the Journey and Connections Made

21:00
Nature and Landscape Observations

23:58
Discovering the Clapper Bridge and Church Views

29:04
Exploring the Historic Church

32:14
Inside the Church: Art and Architecture

34:41
The Church's Bells and Their History

35:42
Stone Carvings and Historical Significance

39:10
The Altar and Its Unique Features

40:44
Renovations and Upkeep of the Church

41:51
Navigating the Surrounding Area

45:18
Encounters with Fellow Walkers

51:03
Reflections on the Walk Experience

53:41
Planning the Next Adventure



The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.

Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.




Music from https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/grassland
License code: 

KCZ1C17MC3KJJGC7 -ep 3
C1P05X6Z59HGCVGZ -ep 4
K6RMWCOGP2ZLIEKS -ep 5
UKZH6JCGAT2ETG8R -ep6
VWFSH9MMXMSJEHZR -ep7
 ZU0WVY0X4Z86TNQT -ep8
LTOXU4BNX9QWUMAS -ep9



Artwork for Podcast
created by Claire Atkinson

 

Episode 6 - Route W3 Dinton Easy Access Walk04 Apr 202500:33:51

Send us Fan Mail

summary

In this episode of The Ramblers, the hosts explore the picturesque village of Dinton, delving into its rich history, stunning natural beauty, and architectural marvels. They discuss the significance of St Mary's Church, the vibrant spring flowers, and the historical Phillips House, while also reflecting on the accessibility and enjoyment of their walk. The conversation highlights the importance of community and conservation, culminating in plans for future adventures and a shared love for local delicacies.


Home - Cranborne Chase National Landscape

Dinton Park Easy Access Walk - W3 - Cranborne Chase National Landscape

Dinton Park & Philipps House | Wiltshire | National Trust

Chapters

00:00
Exploring Dinton: A Spring Awakening

03:00
Historical Insights: St Mary's Church and Its Significance

05:57
The Beauty of Nature: Daffodils and Local Flora

08:56
Dinton Park: A Walk Through History

12:06
Phillips House: Architectural Marvels and Heritage

15:05
The Natural Landscape: Trees, Wildlife, and Conservation

18:05
Reflections on the Walk: Accessibility and Experience

20:59
Future Adventures: Planning the Next Walk

23:59
Closing Thoughts: Pie, Coffee, and Community

The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.

Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.




Music from https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/grassland
License code: 

KCZ1C17MC3KJJGC7 -ep 3
C1P05X6Z59HGCVGZ -ep 4
K6RMWCOGP2ZLIEKS -ep 5
UKZH6JCGAT2ETG8R -ep6
VWFSH9MMXMSJEHZR -ep7
 ZU0WVY0X4Z86TNQT -ep8
LTOXU4BNX9QWUMAS -ep9



Artwork for Podcast
created by Claire Atkinson

 

Episode 5 - Route W35 - Chettle & Tarrant Hinton Down06 Mar 202500:49:44

Send us Fan Mail

summary

In this episode of The Ramblers, hosts Nigel and Iain explore Chettle Village, discussing its history, notable landmarks like Chettle House, and the legacy of Isaac Gulliver, a notorious smuggler. They delve into the conservation efforts in the area, wildlife observations, and the significance of local archaeological sites such as the Long Barrow. The conversation is rich with insights about the landscape, community events, and the natural beauty of the Cranbourne Chase National Landscape. In this engaging conversation, the speakers explore a scenic estate, sharing insights about the landscape, wildlife, and their personal experiences related to farm life. They reflect on the beauty of nature, the history of the area, and the importance of community and local specialties, particularly focusing on culinary delights. The discussion wraps up with plans for future walking adventures, emphasising the joy of exploration and connection to nature.


Home - Cranborne Chase National Landscape

Chettle & Tarrant Hinton Down - W35 - Cranborne Chase National Landscape

Isaac Gulliver - Dorset's Smuggler King | Dorset Ancestors – Dorset Ancestors

Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Setup

03:03
Exploring Chettle Village and Its History

05:59
The Significance of Chettle House

09:00
The Legacy of Isaac Gulliver

11:58
The Landscape and Conservation Efforts

14:49
Wildlife Observations and Nature Appreciation

18:04
The Longbarrow and Archaeological Insights

26:20
Exploring the Estate and Farm Buildings

29:10
Nostalgia and Memories of Farm Life

32:39
Wildlife Observations and Nature's Beauty

35:52
Reflections on the Walk and Terrain

39:01
Historical Insights on the Church and Surroundings

42:04
Culinary Delights and Local Specialties

46:10
Wrap-Up and Future Plans for Walking Adventures

The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.

Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.




Music from https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/grassland
License code: 

KCZ1C17MC3KJJGC7 -ep 3
C1P05X6Z59HGCVGZ -ep 4
K6RMWCOGP2ZLIEKS -ep 5
UKZH6JCGAT2ETG8R -ep6
VWFSH9MMXMSJEHZR -ep7
 ZU0WVY0X4Z86TNQT -ep8
LTOXU4BNX9QWUMAS -ep9



Artwork for Podcast
created by Claire Atkinson

 

Episode 4 - Cranborne Chase Cider with Bill Meaden01 Feb 202500:55:46

Send us Fan Mail

summary
In this episode, Bill Meaden shares his journey from brewing to cider making, highlighting the natural processes involved in cider production. He discusses the origins of Cranborne Chase Cider, the techniques used in harvesting and managing orchards, and the intricate cider production process from apple to bottle. Bill also touches on innovations in cider making and future plans for the business, emphasising sustainability and local produce.

https://cranbornechasecider.co.uk/
https://cranbornechase.org.uk/
https://www.adamsappletrees.co.uk/blog-details.asp?id=1757

takeaways

  • The natural cycle of apple growth is captivating.
  • Cider production is a slower, more natural process than brewing.
  • Cranborne Chase Cider started from a desire to utilise fallen apples.
  • Harvesting techniques are crucial for quality cider.
  • Different apple varieties contribute unique flavours to cider.
  • Sustainable practices are essential in orchard management.
  • Cider production involves careful blending of apple varieties.
  • The fermentation process can vary based on apple ripeness.
  • Innovations in equipment enhance cider production efficiency.
  • Future plans include educational courses on cider making.

Chapters

00:00
The Journey from Brewing to Cider Making

01:59
Cranborne Chase Cider: Origins and Growth

10:01
Harvesting Techniques and Orchard Management

20:10
Cider Production Process: From Orchard to Bottle

29:48
Innovations in Cider Making and Future Plans

The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.

Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.




Music from https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/grassland
License code: 

KCZ1C17MC3KJJGC7 -ep 3
C1P05X6Z59HGCVGZ -ep 4
K6RMWCOGP2ZLIEKS -ep 5
UKZH6JCGAT2ETG8R -ep6
VWFSH9MMXMSJEHZR -ep7
 ZU0WVY0X4Z86TNQT -ep8
LTOXU4BNX9QWUMAS -ep9



Artwork for Podcast
created by Claire Atkinson

 

Episode 14 - Virtual walk - Burcombe and the Punch Bowl – W110 Dec 202500:28:07

Send us Fan Mail

Summary

In this episode of The Ramblers podcast, hosts Nigel and Iain explore the Cranbourne Chase National Landscape, discussing their experiences and insights from a virtual walk. They delve into the history, wildlife, and community aspects of the area, while also engaging with listeners and reflecting on their podcast journey. The conversation highlights the importance of conservation and the rich cultural heritage of the region, setting the stage for future episodes.

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Setting the Scene

02:34
Exploring Cranbourne Chase National Landscape

05:07
Virtual Walk and Listener Engagement

08:00
Points of Interest in Burcombe Village

10:26
Historical Significance of the Area

13:07
Wildlife and Conservation Efforts

15:47
Future Plans and Listener Interaction

18:25
Wrap-Up and Reflections

21:06
Looking Ahead to Season Two

https://cranbornechase.org.uk/explore/burcombe-and-the-punch-bowl/

https://www.chettlevillagestore.co.uk/



The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.

Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.




Music from https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/grassland
License code: 

KCZ1C17MC3KJJGC7 -ep 3
C1P05X6Z59HGCVGZ -ep 4
K6RMWCOGP2ZLIEKS -ep 5
UKZH6JCGAT2ETG8R -ep6
VWFSH9MMXMSJEHZR -ep7
 ZU0WVY0X4Z86TNQT -ep8
LTOXU4BNX9QWUMAS -ep9



Artwork for Podcast
created by Claire Atkinson

 

Ep15 - 'Actual walk' - Burcombe and the Punch Bowl W1 22 Jan 202600:58:12

Send us Fan Mail

Summary

In this episode of The Ramblers, hosts Nigel and Iain explore the stunning Cranbourne Chase National Landscape, discussing the beauty of the area, the challenges posed by weather, and the technology that aids in navigation. They share observations of local wildlife, geological features, and the cultural significance of the landscape, while also engaging with their listeners through emails and feedback. The conversation highlights the joys and challenges of outdoor adventures, emphasising the importance of community and nature appreciation.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Cranbourne Chase National Landscape
02:34 Exploring the Route and Technology in Navigation
05:23 Weather Challenges and Walk Preparations
07:41 Nature Observations and Local Wildlife
09:34 Geological Features and Historical Context
12:10 Technical Features of Navigation Tools
14:24 Flora and Fauna Observations
16:42 Ascent to the Punch Bowl and Scenic Views
18:57 Descent and Reflections on the Walk
21:02 Cultural and Historical Significance of the Area
23:16 Final Thoughts and Listener Engagement

https://cranbornechase.org.uk/

https://cranbornechase.org.uk/explore/burcombe-and-the-punch-bowl/

https://www.chettlevillagestore.co.uk/

https://www.instagram.com/the.ramblerspodcast/


The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.

Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.




Music from https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/grassland
License code: 

KCZ1C17MC3KJJGC7 -ep 3
C1P05X6Z59HGCVGZ -ep 4
K6RMWCOGP2ZLIEKS -ep 5
UKZH6JCGAT2ETG8R -ep6
VWFSH9MMXMSJEHZR -ep7
 ZU0WVY0X4Z86TNQT -ep8
LTOXU4BNX9QWUMAS -ep9



Artwork for Podcast
created by Claire Atkinson

 

Ep16- Blacksmith, MetalWorker and Craftsman - Ian Thackray23 Feb 202601:01:02

Send us Fan Mail

Summary

In this episode of The Ramblers podcast, Ian Thackray discusses his journey into blacksmithing, the evolution of techniques, and the influence of local landscapes on his work. He shares insights on the collaborative nature of the craft, the challenges faced in modern blacksmithing, and the importance of teaching the next generation. The conversation also touches on his experiences in television and the future of blacksmithing in a technology-driven world.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Blacksmithing and the Podcast
02:45 The Evolution of Blacksmithing Techniques
05:31 Personal Journey into Blacksmithing
08:07 Understanding the Craft: Tools and Techniques
10:35 Influences of the Local Landscape on Work
13:25 Collaborative Projects and Community Engagement
16:02 Challenges and Inspirations in Blacksmithing
18:47 The Role of Blacksmithing in Modern Society
21:41 Television Appearances and Public Engagement
24:12 Teaching the Craft: Experience Days
26:44 The Future of Blacksmithing and Technology
29:40 Final Thoughts and Reflections

https://www.villagesmith.co.uk/

https://cranbornechase.org.uk/ 

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3gso3g

https://www.channel4.com/programmes/the-great-british-dig-history-in-your-garden/on-demand/72396-002

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbF8nvfeh0I



The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.

Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.




Music from https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/grassland
License code: 

KCZ1C17MC3KJJGC7 -ep 3
C1P05X6Z59HGCVGZ -ep 4
K6RMWCOGP2ZLIEKS -ep 5
UKZH6JCGAT2ETG8R -ep6
VWFSH9MMXMSJEHZR -ep7
 ZU0WVY0X4Z86TNQT -ep8
LTOXU4BNX9QWUMAS -ep9



Artwork for Podcast
created by Claire Atkinson

 

Ep17- The Great Bustard with Siobhan Lewis25 Apr 202600:47:00

Send us Fan Mail

Join Nigel  as he explores the conservation efforts for the Great Bustard on Salisbury Plain, highlighting drone technology, habitat management, and community involvement in species reintroduction.



00:00 Introduction to Conservation and Community Engagement
01:50 The Role of Technology in Wildlife Monitoring
03:30 Personal Journey into Conservation
07:13 Understanding the Great Bustard Project
09:30 Challenges in Conservation Efforts
11:10 Progress and Future Goals for the Great Bustard
14:34 The Importance of Nesting Sites
17:50 Drone Technology and Its Impact
20:30 The Fascination with Great Bustards
23:14 Genetics and Reintroduction of Bustards
25:29 Female Nesting Behavior and Site Selection
27:15 Post-Nest Discovery Procedures
29:38 Collaboration with Farmers and the MOD
31:18 The Role of Volunteers in Conservation
35:24 The Emotional Connection to Wildlife
35:48 Encouraging Public Involvement in Conservation
37:31 Future Aspirations for the Bustard Project
38:35 Technological Advancements in Conservation
40:18 How to Get Involved in Conservation

 resources

Cranborne Chase National Landscape https://cranbornechase.org.uk/
Great Buster Group - https://greatbustard.org/
Facebook - https://facebook.com/greatbustardCotswold Wildlife Park - https://www.cotswoldwildlifepark.co.uk/


The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.

Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.




Music from https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/grassland
License code: 

KCZ1C17MC3KJJGC7 -ep 3
C1P05X6Z59HGCVGZ -ep 4
K6RMWCOGP2ZLIEKS -ep 5
UKZH6JCGAT2ETG8R -ep6
VWFSH9MMXMSJEHZR -ep7
 ZU0WVY0X4Z86TNQT -ep8
LTOXU4BNX9QWUMAS -ep9



Artwork for Podcast
created by Claire Atkinson

 

© My Podcast Data