The author’s compelling new documentary on the history and present-day significance of Ireland’s bogs delves into questions of identity, violence, livelihood and
conservation.
Book signing and presentation at Books at One Letterfrack Connemara
It was a pleasure last month to bring a copy of Tina Claffey Photography's wonderful book PORTAL to Kenya, and to present it
to Minister of Agriculture and Livestock Development CS Hon Mihika Linturi.
Tina is appointed a patron of Irish Peatland Conservation Council (IPCC)
The Irih Peatland Conservation Council (IPCC) are delighted to welcome and announce two new patrons Katherine Goeghegan and Tina CLaffey. Irish boglands
have inspired their work and through this they have raised the profile ofthe wild beauty of bogland habitat and biodiversity.
Ireland’s peat bogs are extraordinary in so many ways: for the strange things adapted to live in such challenging conditions and the incredible capacity of living bog to preserve things over time.
If you turn to the introduction in Tina Claffey's new book, you will find that she recalls her 'Alice in Wonderland' experience in Killaun Bog ten years ago: the day she went through the Portal of her new book's title.
Tina joins Luke Clancy on this podcast with a compilation of highlights and extras from his weekday reports on Lorcan Murray's Classic Drive, a journey into creativity in the contemporary world.
Photographer Tina Claffey on an extraordinary encounter with a moth, on an Irish bog. (An excerpt from Culture File Presents: The Naturalist's Bookshelf Live, which was broadcast on Dec. 3rd)
I love to get ‘lost’ in the bogs, eskers and wetlands of Ireland with my macro lens throughout the seasons. The macro lens allows me to capture what cannot be seen by the naked eye, and capture scenes that defy
our sense of reality, glimpses of other miniature worlds that co-exist with us.
The marvellous, otherworldly wonders hidden in Ireland’s bogs
Photographer Tina Claffey’s pictures offer a glimpse of the intricate beauty under our feet. A bog walk a decade ago unlocked the door to another realm for photographer Tina Claffey. Botanist and geologist John Feehan led the walk in her local bog in Killaun, Co Offaly in 2012 and gave everyone a small hand lens.
Photographer Tina Claffey from Birr will give illustrated talks in Moate and Athlone library respectively this month. The talk is a 30-minute overview of Tina's stunning macro-photography which examines flora and fauna close up and provides
the public with a seasonal journey through the bogs and wetlands of the midlands.
Portal reviewed on The Naturalist’s Bookshelf podcast
Writer and environmentalist Paddy Woodworth introduces us on his podcast The Naturalist’s Bookshelf to some of his treasures of nature writing. Last month, he chose Portal by Tina Claffey to add to his collection.
Artists have a way of sharing the unspoken. Each have their own medium that they communicate with, and within that, they allow us to understand something that was previously misunderstood. An idea, a person, or in Tina Claffey’s case, a place.
Tina Claffey - Portal, Otherworldy Wonders of Ireland's Bogs, Wetlands and Eskers
Each bog I visit has an energy or presence. An ancient soul. It breathes.
"Live in each season as it passes: breath the air, drink the drink,
taste the fruit, and resign yourself to the influences of each" - Henry David Thoreau
Portal is an immersive visual exploration through hte realms of unique flora and fauna within Ireland's bogs, wetlands and eskers, revealing the hidden gems that have lived and evolved for millennia.
Late Lunch Podcast interview with Gerry Kelly of LMFM (Podcast)
Irish photographer Tina Claffey received a handwritten note from Sir David Attenborough, thanking her for sending him a copy of
her new book "Portal" and remarking how much he enjoyed its predecessor.
Podcast: The Naturalists Bookshelf - Review by Paddy Woodworth
On the 29th June, Tina and her son Tristan were honoured to be invited to Aras an Uachtarain, home of the President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins, to present him with a copy of Portal
If nature photography is your thing, you cannot miss this magical book, depicting the wonder of our wetlands
and boglands in astonishing images. Nature photographer Tina Claffey has probably
lost count of all the awards she's won and this book is testament not only to her talent but
her eye for seeing what most of us would easily miss.
Birr Photographer Launches Stunning New Book 'Portal'
ACCLAIMED Birr photographer Tina Claffey launched a stunning new book of nature
photographs this week. A big crowd turned out for the launch in the Copper Tree Gallery
in Birr Castle and they all marvelled at the beauty of Tina's photos in this, her second book.
New book by local author highlights the magic of our bogs
A new book which aims to highlight the sheer magic of Irish bogs has just been published by award-winning
local photographer Tina Claffey. The new book contains striking images of the unique flora and fauna hidden within our bogs,
wetlands and eskers, all of which were captured by Tina Claffey with her camera.
I love to get ‘lost’ in the bogs, eskers and wetlands of Ireland with my macro lens.
The macro lens allows me to capture what cannot be seen by the naked eye, and capture
scenes that defy our sense of reality, glimpses of other miniature worlds that co-exist
with us.
Eileen Casey profiles award-winning photoghrapher Tina Claffey in December's issue of Senior Times.
'Early mornings are magical, as the dewdrops cling to the plant life and the low sun casts beautiful shadows.'
Tina Claffey is the preeminent photographer of the Irish boglands. In this two part interview, she tells us how she ended up working as a nature photographer in the pristine wilderness of the African nation of Botswana and how this prepared her for her later work photographing the Irish Boglands.
Listen to Podcast : Part 1 |
Part 2
IrishCentral contributor James Hoctor of The Hut Near the Bog podcast chats with Tina Claffey, considered to be "The preeminent photographer of the Irish boglands."
Kildare's Riverbank gallery reopens with exhibition from award-winning nature photographer
The Riverbank Arts Centre is reopening its McKenna Gallery next Tuesday, June 8 to present Portal, an exhibition by
Tina Claffey, an award-winning nature photographer who has exhibited in the US, Botswana, Zambia and throughout Ireland.
Many species of lichen can be found on the bog. They belong to the genus known as Cladonia. Lichens are
ancient and simple plants that result from a symbiotic relationship between fungus and bacteria. They form
many interesting shapes including antler horns, pyxie cups, matchsticks and bearded types. The presence of
the lichens is an indication that the area is free of air pollution.
Tina contributed two of her photos, 'Summer boglands boardwalk' and 'Raft spider' for a BBC Future Planet article.
The article talks about how peat bogs have played a historic role in Ireland’s economy and culture, but this high-carbon fuel is in fast decline.
How will Ireland’s peat-reliant regions adapt?
Peatlands as a super nature-based solution to climate change, and a refuge for unique and threatened biodiversity
Global Peatlands Initiative, Tina participated in the recent presentation during
UN global conference event, on behalf of the Global Peatlands Initiative.
An article on Wild for Life, a UN Environment interactive map on peatlands, who did a feature on Tina's work. Where others see nuisance
creatures and unusable land, photographer Tina Claffey sees magic.
An article on Autumnal Delights. Autumn is an especially magical season, as the bogs, wetlands and eskers exhibit a wonderful
display, a final eruption of colour before Winter sets in. The heather blooms into a sea of purple, while tiny Autumnal
blooms appear providing much needed nectar in this late season, and are a godsend for the butterflies, hoverflies, bees & moths.
How Abbeyleix raised its bog standards to the highest level
In 2000, the local community of Abbeyleix took control of the conservation of their boglands. Twenty years later, they are celebrating
a remarkable environmental success. Photographs by Tina.
Peat Anthology flip-book with Photography from Tina
RE-PEAT are a youth-led group pushing for a rapid peatland reimagining.
They curated a collaborated document that presented a wide range of stories from worldwide scientists, artists and geologists
voicing their concerns about the future of peatlands in Europe. This was sent to the Members of European Parliament (MEPs) before the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) was finalised.
Tina contributed her images to this collaborative document, the 'Peat Anthology'
Tinas images are showcased to support an interview with the editor and Benjamin Gearey of WetFutures. 'Preserving Peatlands for our past heritage and today's environment'(Page 9 to 13)
Tina Claffey is an award winning nature photographer and author of ‘Tapestry of Light-Ireland’s bogs & wetlands as never seen before’ released in October 2017. For almost 10 years, she lived and worked in pristine wilderness areas in Botswana, and this experience awakened in her an appreciation of the natural world of Ireland.
Irish Communities Are Reclaiming One of the World's Dirtiest Fuels
The harvesting of peat has created jobs and heated homes across Ireland for centuries, but
local environmentalists say it’s time to start treating the land differently.
Close Up Photographer of the Year with Tina Claffey
The flora and fauna of our bogs and wetlands are truly remarkable, as plants and their
residents adapt to their waterlogged and mineral deficient conditions.
Feeling lost after returning from Africa to Birr in Ireland, nature and macro photographer Tina Claffey found solace in the bogs of the Midlands Region. This living carpet of spiders, mosses and newts provided plenty of opportunities for photography, and a chance to slow down and adapt to the pace of life around her.
I am a nature photographer and author of ‘Tapestry of Light-Ireland’s bogs & wetlands as never seen before’ released in October 2017. For almost 10 years, I lived and worked in pristine wilderness areas in Botswana, and this experience awakened an appreciation of the natural world of Ireland.
On the Derek Mooney show, Eanna Ni Lamhna speaks to John Feehan, geologist,about the importance of our living bogs, and to Tina Claffey
about her new book of stunning photographs of Ireland's bogs, ‘Tapestry of Light’.
Book of stunning images captures the magic of bogs
Donal Hickey write about Tina's book ‘Tapestry Of Light’ and how her photographs highlight the habitat value of raised bogs, their diversity of flora such as bog-rosemary, cranberries, lichens and sundews, and wildlife including butterflies, moths, dragonflies and frogs.
From Dublin Bay to a tapestry of light: Nature books for Christmas
John & Sally McKenna's Guides, reviews Tina's book ‘Tapestry Of Light’, and taking joy in the beautiful bog creatures and flowers that will put every reader on the path of appreciating, and maintaining, them.
Colm Tóibín on the power of peatlands
Irish Independent
10h June 2023The author’s compelling new documentary on the history and present-day significance of Ireland’s bogs delves into questions of identity, violence, livelihood and conservation.
Book signing and presentation at Books at One Letterfrack Connemara
Books at One Letterfrack Connemara - Twitter
12th April 2023What a fabulous turnout yesterday afternoon for Tina Claffey's Book signing and presentation event at Books at One Letterfrack Connemara
Minister Pippa Hackett presenting Portal to the Minister for Agriculture in Kenya on a recent trip
Minister Pippa Hackett - Facebook
12th April 2023It was a pleasure last month to bring a copy of Tina Claffey Photography's wonderful book PORTAL to Kenya, and to present it to Minister of Agriculture and Livestock Development CS Hon Mihika Linturi.
Tina is appointed a patron of Irish Peatland Conservation Council (IPCC)
Irish Peatland Conservation Council - Facebook
12th February 2023The Irih Peatland Conservation Council (IPCC) are delighted to welcome and announce two new patrons Katherine Goeghegan and Tina CLaffey. Irish boglands have inspired their work and through this they have raised the profile ofthe wild beauty of bogland habitat and biodiversity.
Count down to spring with nature-themed books
Irish Examiner - Anja Murray
11th January 2023Ireland’s peat bogs are extraordinary in so many ways: for the strange things adapted to live in such challenging conditions and the incredible capacity of living bog to preserve things over time.
Tina in Wonderland
John Feehan - Birr Year Review 2022
December 2022If you turn to the introduction in Tina Claffey's new book, you will find that she recalls her 'Alice in Wonderland' experience in Killaun Bog ten years ago: the day she went through the Portal of her new book's title.
The Naturalist Bookshelf Live(Podcast)
Lyric FM's Culture File
3rd December, 2022Tina joins Luke Clancy on this podcast with a compilation of highlights and extras from his weekday reports on Lorcan Murray's Classic Drive, a journey into creativity in the contemporary world.
Encountering The Emperor (Podcast)
Lyric FM's Culture File
3rd December, 2022Photographer Tina Claffey on an extraordinary encounter with a moth, on an Irish bog. (An excerpt from Culture File Presents: The Naturalist's Bookshelf Live, which was broadcast on Dec. 3rd)
Ireland's miniature winter bog wilderness
Live Encounters
13th Anniversary, December 2022I love to get ‘lost’ in the bogs, eskers and wetlands of Ireland with my macro lens throughout the seasons. The macro lens allows me to capture what cannot be seen by the naked eye, and capture scenes that defy our sense of reality, glimpses of other miniature worlds that co-exist with us.
The marvellous, otherworldly wonders hidden in Ireland’s bogs
Irish Times
7th November 2022Photographer Tina Claffey’s pictures offer a glimpse of the intricate beauty under our feet. A bog walk a decade ago unlocked the door to another realm for photographer Tina Claffey. Botanist and geologist John Feehan led the walk in her local bog in Killaun, Co Offaly in 2012 and gave everyone a small hand lens.
Otherworldly Wonders of Ireland’s Bogs (Podcast)
Mooney Goes Wild podcast - RTE 1 - Eanna Ni Lamhna
17th October 2022Tina was interviewed by Eanna Ni Lamhna on Clara bog for RTE Radio 1 on the Mooney Goes Wild show. Tina's interview starts on podcast at 10min 15sec
Prominent nature photographer to give talk in local libraries
Westmeath Independent
16th October 2022Photographer Tina Claffey from Birr will give illustrated talks in Moate and Athlone library respectively this month.
The talk is a 30-minute overview of Tina's stunning macro-photography which examines flora and fauna close up and provides the public with a seasonal journey through the bogs and wetlands of the midlands.
Portal reviewed on The Naturalist’s Bookshelf podcast
Currach Books
3rd August 2022Writer and environmentalist Paddy Woodworth introduces us on his podcast The Naturalist’s Bookshelf to some of his treasures of nature writing. Last month, he chose Portal by Tina Claffey to add to his collection.
The natural world under our feet
The Irish Catholic - Peter Costello
25th July 2022This is an extraordinarily beautiful volume, in which the eye and the imagination can become engaged, quite lost in awed astonishment.
The Woman Who Found Color in a Colorless World
The Irish Spirit Magazine - Interview with Maeve Ryan
July25th 2022Artists have a way of sharing the unspoken. Each have their own medium that they communicate with, and within that, they allow us to understand something that was previously misunderstood. An idea, a person, or in Tina Claffey’s case, a place.
Tina Claffey - Portal, Otherworldy Wonders of Ireland's Bogs, Wetlands and Eskers
Live Encounters - Issue (pages 28-43)
July 2022Each bog I visit has an energy or presence. An ancient soul. It breathes.
"Live in each season as it passes: breath the air, drink the drink, taste the fruit, and resign yourself to the influences of each" - Henry David Thoreau
Portal, Book Review
Live Encounters - Issue (pages 52-53)
July - August 2022Portal is an immersive visual exploration through hte realms of unique flora and fauna within Ireland's bogs, wetlands and eskers, revealing the hidden gems that have lived and evolved for millennia.
Late Lunch Podcast interview with Gerry Kelly of LMFM (Podcast)
LMFM Late Lunch Listen Back (36min 30sec)
20th July 2022Acast Podcast interview with Gerry Kelly of LMFM, interview with Tina Claffey. Tina's interview starts at 36min 30sec
Tina wins praise from David Attenborough amid book launch
Irish Central
July 15th 2022Irish photographer Tina Claffey received a handwritten note from Sir David Attenborough, thanking her for sending him a copy of her new book "Portal" and remarking how much he enjoyed its predecessor.
Podcast: The Naturalists Bookshelf - Review by Paddy Woodworth
RTE Lyric FM Lorcan Murray's classic drive
July 12th 2022Paddy Woodworth finds room for Irish photographer, Tina Claffey's volume of macro images, Portal, on his ideal Nature bookshelf
The Natural World
Womans Way Flipbook (pages 62-65)
Ultimate Summer Special, 2022Renowned nature photographer Tina Claffey's new book takes and up-close look at the wonders of Ireland's wildlife, bogs, wetlands and eskers.
Portal Presentation to Irish President
Aras an Uachtarain
29th June 2022On the 29th June, Tina and her son Tristan were honoured to be invited to Aras an Uachtarain, home of the President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins, to present him with a copy of Portal
Portal Book Review
Anne Cunningham, First Chapter
June, 2022If nature photography is your thing, you cannot miss this magical book, depicting the wonder of our wetlands and boglands in astonishing images. Nature photographer Tina Claffey has probably lost count of all the awards she's won and this book is testament not only to her talent but her eye for seeing what most of us would easily miss.
Birr Photographer Launches Stunning New Book 'Portal'
Midland Tribune
June 16th, 2022ACCLAIMED Birr photographer Tina Claffey launched a stunning new book of nature photographs this week. A big crowd turned out for the launch in the Copper Tree Gallery in Birr Castle and they all marvelled at the beauty of Tina's photos in this, her second book.
New book by local author highlights the magic of our bogs
Offaly Independent
June 12th, 2022A new book which aims to highlight the sheer magic of Irish bogs has just been published by award-winning local photographer Tina Claffey. The new book contains striking images of the unique flora and fauna hidden within our bogs, wetlands and eskers, all of which were captured by Tina Claffey with her camera.
From Birr to Botswana
Live Encounters Magazine (Page 28)
December, 2021I love to get ‘lost’ in the bogs, eskers and wetlands of Ireland with my macro lens. The macro lens allows me to capture what cannot be seen by the naked eye, and capture scenes that defy our sense of reality, glimpses of other miniature worlds that co-exist with us.
Bog Pool Realms
Senior Times
December, 2021Eileen Casey profiles award-winning photoghrapher Tina Claffey in December's issue of Senior Times. 'Early mornings are magical, as the dewdrops cling to the plant life and the low sun casts beautiful shadows.'
Podcast - Tina Claffey, From Birr to Botswana
The Hut near the Bog
29th of June, 2021Tina Claffey is the preeminent photographer of the Irish boglands. In this two part interview, she tells us how she ended up working as a nature photographer in the pristine wilderness of the African nation of Botswana and how this prepared her for her later work photographing the Irish Boglands.
Listen to Podcast : Part 1 | Part 2
Tina Claffey - From Botswana to the Bog
Irish Central
14th of July, 2021IrishCentral contributor James Hoctor of The Hut Near the Bog podcast chats with Tina Claffey, considered to be "The preeminent photographer of the Irish boglands."
Kildare's Riverbank gallery reopens with exhibition from award-winning nature photographer
Leinster Leader
8th of June, 2021The Riverbank Arts Centre is reopening its McKenna Gallery next Tuesday, June 8 to present Portal, an exhibition by Tina Claffey, an award-winning nature photographer who has exhibited in the US, Botswana, Zambia and throughout Ireland.
Lichen Worlds – Special Photo Feature
Life Encounters
3rd of March, 2021Many species of lichen can be found on the bog. They belong to the genus known as Cladonia. Lichens are ancient and simple plants that result from a symbiotic relationship between fungus and bacteria. They form many interesting shapes including antler horns, pyxie cups, matchsticks and bearded types. The presence of the lichens is an indication that the area is free of air pollution.
How Ireland is abandoning its dirty fuel
BBC- Future Planet
3 December, 2020Tina contributed two of her photos, 'Summer boglands boardwalk' and 'Raft spider' for a BBC Future Planet article. The article talks about how peat bogs have played a historic role in Ireland’s economy and culture, but this high-carbon fuel is in fast decline. How will Ireland’s peat-reliant regions adapt?
Peatlands as a super nature-based solution to climate change, and a refuge for unique and threatened biodiversity
UN global conference
28 October, 2020Global Peatlands Initiative, Tina participated in the recent presentation during UN global conference event, on behalf of the Global Peatlands Initiative.
Watch Video Conference (Tina starts at 50m 32sec)Forests News presentation on behalf of the GPI
Article on Tina in the Midland Tribune
Photographer Tina Claffey reveals magic of wetlands
Wild for Life
2 November, 2020An article on Wild for Life, a UN Environment interactive map on peatlands, who did a feature on Tina's work. Where others see nuisance creatures and unusable land, photographer Tina Claffey sees magic.
Autumnal Delights
Life Encounters
December, 2020An article on Autumnal Delights. Autumn is an especially magical season, as the bogs, wetlands and eskers exhibit a wonderful display, a final eruption of colour before Winter sets in. The heather blooms into a sea of purple, while tiny Autumnal blooms appear providing much needed nectar in this late season, and are a godsend for the butterflies, hoverflies, bees & moths.
How Abbeyleix raised its bog standards to the highest level
Irish Times
15 October, 2020In 2000, the local community of Abbeyleix took control of the conservation of their boglands. Twenty years later, they are celebrating a remarkable environmental success. Photographs by Tina.
Peat Anthology flip-book with Photography from Tina
RE-PEAT
September, 2020RE-PEAT are a youth-led group pushing for a rapid peatland reimagining. They curated a collaborated document that presented a wide range of stories from worldwide scientists, artists and geologists voicing their concerns about the future of peatlands in Europe. This was sent to the Members of European Parliament (MEPs) before the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) was finalised.
Tina contributed her images to this collaborative document, the 'Peat Anthology'
Miniature Bog Life
Live Encounters
7 July, 2020Julys edition of Live Encounters on-line magazine. 'Miniature Bog Life' featuring Photographs and an article by Tina.
Preserving Peatlands for our past heritage and today's environment
NatureVolve
(Volume 6) 19 June, 2020Tinas images are showcased to support an interview with the editor and Benjamin Gearey of WetFutures. 'Preserving Peatlands for our past heritage and today's environment'(Page 9 to 13)
Worlds within Worlds by Tina Claffey
Live Encounters
6 June, 2020Tina does a feature on Live Encounters on-line magazine, 'Worlds within Worlds ', a selection of Tinas photographs for the June edition.
Zoom online Peat-Fest ReVeal with Tina
Planet Earth
31st May, 2020Planet Earth’s first 24hr online global Peat-Fest ReVeal with Tina Claffey. Watch the video from their online Peat-Fest ReVeal with Tina.
Sphagnum Moss- The Bog Builder
Live Encounters
3 March, 2020Tina does a feature on Live Encounters on-line magazine, 'Sphagnum Moss- The Bog Builder', writing about the importance of this moss in the bog.
Ella McSweeney interviews Tina Claffey
RTE Radio 1- CountryWide
28 December, 2019Ella McSweeney from RTE Radio 1 joins Tina on a Winter walk through her local bog. Tina's interview starts at 13.00 minutes into the program.
Spiders of the Bog
Live Encounters
02 December, 2019Tina Claffey is an award winning nature photographer and author of ‘Tapestry of Light-Ireland’s bogs & wetlands as never seen before’ released in October 2017. For almost 10 years, she lived and worked in pristine wilderness areas in Botswana, and this experience awakened in her an appreciation of the natural world of Ireland.
Irish Communities Are Reclaiming One of the World's Dirtiest Fuels
Vice
24 October, 2019The harvesting of peat has created jobs and heated homes across Ireland for centuries, but local environmentalists say it’s time to start treating the land differently.
Close Up Photographer of the Year with Tina Claffey
Close Up Photographer of the Year
22 August, 2019The flora and fauna of our bogs and wetlands are truly remarkable, as plants and their residents adapt to their waterlogged and mineral deficient conditions.
The Carnivorous Sundew
Live Encounters Online Magazine
8 August, 2019Feeling lost after returning from Africa to Birr in Ireland, nature and macro photographer Tina Claffey found solace in the bogs of the Midlands Region. This living carpet of spiders, mosses and newts provided plenty of opportunities for photography, and a chance to slow down and adapt to the pace of life around her.
Treasures Of Our Bogs
Live Encounters Online Magazine
6 June, 2019I am a nature photographer and author of ‘Tapestry of Light-Ireland’s bogs & wetlands as never seen before’ released in October 2017. For almost 10 years, I lived and worked in pristine wilderness areas in Botswana, and this experience awakened an appreciation of the natural world of Ireland.
The Living Bog & Tapestry Of Light
RTÉ Radio 1
12 November, 2017On the Derek Mooney show, Eanna Ni Lamhna speaks to John Feehan, geologist,about the importance of our living bogs, and to Tina Claffey about her new book of stunning photographs of Ireland's bogs, ‘Tapestry of Light’.
Book of stunning images captures the magic of bogs
Irish Examiner
6 November, 2017Donal Hickey write about Tina's book ‘Tapestry Of Light’ and how her photographs highlight the habitat value of raised bogs, their diversity of flora such as bog-rosemary, cranberries, lichens and sundews, and wildlife including butterflies, moths, dragonflies and frogs.
From Dublin Bay to a tapestry of light: Nature books for Christmas
Irish Times
4 November, 2017Michael Viney selects Tina"s book ‘Tapestry of Light’ as one of his Christmas book recomendations for wildlife writing and photography.
More Than Just Turf
Irish Farmers Journal
1 November, 2017Tracey Donaghey talks about Tina's book of photography ‘Tapestry Of Light’, and how it opens our eyes to the beauty within our bogs.
Tapestry of Light, by Tina Claffey
John and Sally McKennas' Guides
John & Sally McKenna's Guides, reviews Tina's book ‘Tapestry Of Light’, and taking joy in the beautiful bog creatures and flowers that will put every reader on the path of appreciating, and maintaining, them.