Sound Escape 293. Finding peace and gentle stream in a mountain cleft
After the rains, a mountain stream giggles once again. You pause beside it, marvelling that so tiny a flow should, over the years, have carved a deep cleft in the hillside that is home to gorse, rowans and stunted oaks. A raven circles overhead, its croak almost as old as the hills. BBC Countryfile Magazine's Plodcast…
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