Poetry, illustration, photography, performance art and screen-based work by a group of autistic and other neurodiverse artists will be on show at Devil’s Dyke Farm from 7th to 29th May under the auspices of the 2022 Artists Open Houses Summer Exhibition.
Category Archives: Devil’s Dyke
Off-lead dog kills Saddlescombe ewes and lambs
Brighton & Hove News reports:
Nine lambs and two ewes from Saddlescombe Farm next to Devil’s Dyke died after a dog chased them on Friday. Although the dog didn’t attack the sheep, the heavily pregnant ewes were so distressed the lambs aborted and two ewes also died.
Cortinarius ainsworthii
Cortinarius ainsworthii is a newly described toadstool which grows on chalky soil. It was discovered in Devil’s Dyke in 2017 by the eponymous mycologist A. Martyn Ainsworth (Kew) and reported earlier this year in Hyde, K.D., Dong, Y., Phookamsak, R. et al. Fungal diversity notes 1151–1276: taxonomic and phylogenetic contributions on genera and species of fungal taxa. Fungal Diversity 100, 5–277 (2020). No word as to toxicity.
Nude male hiker at large
[With thanks to Ms Louise Yates for the use of her photo.]