Rosaleen Finnegan Gibbons

It's amazing.

It is.

It's great to know that it is what it is.

It's what you grew up with as a child, really, isn't it?

Kind of those streams that are little tadpoles and frogs and little fish.

It's lovely to see it like that, just undisturbed.

Yeah, nobody messing with it, really.

It's just nature at its best.

So this was an existing beech wood originally, and a lot of beech trees had died off.

It's a wildlife haven, especially all year round, but if you come down in the summer now, it's just alive with all bird species.

Basically, when you're busy, when you farm, anyone who farms, they know your time runs out of your family.

You don't really get time.

You do what needs to be done, and anything that's just an extra benefit for yourself, really, and the environment, you tend to leave it off.

Yeah, and when someone comes and does the plan and shows you and explains the land type and what would be beneficial to areas, it does actually make sense, and it's a good thing just to get pointed in the right direction.