A Fenland Garden: Creating a haven for people, plants & wildlife by Francis Pryor games despised by all

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and the colours and brushstrokes employed are analysed to uncover surprising new stories about each artist and their work

A Fenland Garden: Creating a haven for people, plants & wildlife by Francis Pryor games despised by allThe story of how Francis Pryor created a haven for people, plants and wildlife in a remote corner of the fens. In 1992, the archaeologists Francis and Maisie Pryor acquired a large field in a remote corner of the Lincolnshire fens. The soil was exhausted by half a century of intensive cultivation; yet within a few years, Francis and Maisie would build a home here, and transform an arable desert into a haven for plants, people and wildlife. Taking