Joy Lo Dico

1 month ago | theoldie.co.uk | Joy Lo Dico

‘This will be a money pit,’ my friend said. He’s just been for a walk around the 120 acres of broadleaf woodland I bought in Gloucestershire in 2015. He was half-right. When I was still pretty green at woodland management, it was; the price of education, I called it. But events have conspired in the wood’s favour. Seven years on, it produces local jobs, better accommodation for the birds and bees and a supply of fuel for the neighbourhood. It’s also in danger of actually turning a real profit.

1 month ago | msn.com | Joy Lo Dico

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1 month ago | sg.news.yahoo.com | Joy Lo Dico

Five years ago, as the reality of Covid lockdown set-in, the grass really did start to look greener outside London. Pent-up city folk began to think of the countryside as the answer. Many, as soon as they were permitted, grabbed their possessions and ran for the hills. I was one of their number and hideously smug. I already owned what a friend termed the perfect apocalypse hideout — a cottage in the woods with its own water supply.

1 month ago | standard.co.uk | Joy Lo Dico

Get our award-winning daily news email featuring exclusive stories, opinion and expert analysisI would like to be emailed about offers, event and updates from Evening Standard. Read our privacy notice. Five years ago, as the reality of Covid lockdown set-in, the grass really did start to look greener outside London. Pent-up city folk began to think of the countryside as the answer. Many, as soon as they were permitted, grabbed their possessions and ran for the hills.

Sep 7, 2024 | ft.com | Joy Lo Dico

“Hope dies last,” said Paul, a digital nomad in a felt pork-pie hat.