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Protest Against Gang Rape In Kolkata, India
Police officers obstruct as Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) activists block the main road and burn tires in Kolkata, India, on July 1, 2025, during a protest against the alleged gang rape of a law student at South Calcutta Law College. Three accused are known to be members of the student union of the college, which is part of the Trinamul Congress (TMC) student union, the current ruling party of West Bengal, according to reports. (Photo by Gautam Bose) -
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Protests Outside The Israeli Embassy In Ecuador Condemning The Attack On Palestine.
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Daily Life In Dhaka
Workers burn iron filters used in a plastic factory for reuse beside the Buriganga River in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on May 22, 2025. The process is part of informal recycling practices common in the area, often carried out without proper safety or environmental measures. (Photo by Syed Mahamudur Rahman/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Dhaka
Workers burn iron filters used in a plastic factory for reuse beside the Buriganga River in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on May 22, 2025. The process is part of informal recycling practices common in the area, often carried out without proper safety or environmental measures. (Photo by Syed Mahamudur Rahman/NurPhoto) -
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Protest In India
Members of the Congress party burn an effigy of US President Donald Trump for what they claim is his interference in the India-Pakistan conflict, during a protest in Kolkata, India, on May 14, 2025. The Congress party asks why US President Donald Trump announces the ceasefire between India and Pakistan. (Photo by Debajyoti Chakraborty/NurPhoto) -
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Labor Day Protest In Bandung Ends In Riot
Protesters burn a police car after a peaceful Labor Day rally turns into a riot on Dipatiukur Street in Bandung City, West Java, Indonesia, on May 1, 2025. (Photo by Claudio Pramana/NurPhoto) -
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Labor Day Protest In Bandung Ends In Riot
Protesters burn a police car after a peaceful Labor Day rally turns into a riot on Dipatiukur Street in Bandung City, West Java, Indonesia, on May 1, 2025. (Photo by Claudio Pramana/NurPhoto) -
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Labor Day Protest In Bandung Ends In Riot
Protesters burn a police car after a peaceful Labor Day rally turns into a riot on Dipatiukur Street in Bandung City, West Java, Indonesia, on May 1, 2025. (Photo by Claudio Pramana/NurPhoto) -
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2025 TCM Classic Film Festival Opening Night
April 24, 2025, Los Angeles, California, USA: NATALIE BURN at the 2025 TCM Classic Film Festival Opening Night held at the TCL Chinese Theatre IMAX (Credit Image: © Nina Prommer/ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Camp Fire Ignites New Jersey Jones Road Fire
April 22, 2025, Waretown, New Jersey, USA: New Jersey forrest fire wardens are shown dowsing smoldering leaves and trees along a section of brush fire in Waretown. The arson fire started last Tuesday from an out of control bon fire officials said. (Credit Image: © Brian Branch Price/ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Camp Fire Ignites New Jersey Jones Road Fire
April 22, 2025, Waretown, New Jersey, USA: New Jersey forrest fire wardens are shown dowsing smoldering leaves and trees along a section of brush fire in Waretown. The arson fire started last Tuesday from an out of control bon fire officials said. (Credit Image: © Brian Branch Price/ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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New Jersey Wildfires 2025: Jones Road Fire
April 22, 2025, Waretown, New Jersey, USA: New Jersey forrest fire wardens are shown dowsing smoldering leaves and trees along a section of brush fire in Waretown. The arson fire started last Tuesday from an out of control bon fire officials said. (Credit Image: © Brian Branch Price/ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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'Mob Cops' Los Angeles Premiere
April 23, 2025, Los Angeles, California, USA: NATALIE BURN at the 'Mob Cops' premiere at Harmony Gold in Los Angeles, California (Credit Image: © Kathy Hutchins via ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Inside Aleppo, the city Assad left to rot as a lesson in the price of rising up
Inside Aleppo, the city Assad left to rot as a lesson in the price of rising up.
A decade on from the Guardian's last visit, during the four-year-long battle for Aleppo between the Assad regime and rebel forces, it is clear that Syria's vicious civil war has ripped it apart, tearing at the social fabric and wreaking physical destruction that cannot easily be mended. At least 30,000 people were killed here, hundreds of thousands more lives ruined, and centuries' worth of priceless human heritage has been destroyed.
A oppositional Syrian flag hanging in the Sha'aar neighbourhood of East Aleppo.
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Inside Aleppo, the city Assad left to rot as a lesson in the price of rising up
Inside Aleppo, the city Assad left to rot as a lesson in the price of rising up.
A decade on from the Guardian's last visit, during the four-year-long battle for Aleppo between the Assad regime and rebel forces, it is clear that Syria's vicious civil war has ripped it apart, tearing at the social fabric and wreaking physical destruction that cannot easily be mended. At least 30,000 people were killed here, hundreds of thousands more lives ruined, and centuries' worth of priceless human heritage has been destroyed.
Residents can be seen crossing the frontline into a YPG controlled part of the city in Aleppo.
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Kupiansk trembles as Russian forces close in again
Russia's apparent plan is to flatten then reoccupy the Ukrainian city, where the situation has become dramatically worse since the beginning of October.
Russian combat units are now less than two miles from Kupiansk, Ukraine.
In recent weeks, however, the Russians have been advancing. Across the frontline, Ukrainian defences are crumbling at the fastest rate since 2022.
Destroyed buildings in Kupiansk
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
The destruction in a torched home at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others.
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
The destruction in a torched home at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others.
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
Hamad Abu Aliah, 25, stands in his torched home at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others. One settler cocked his gun and tried to kill Hamed twice but got a gun jam.
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
Hamad Abu Aliah, 25, stands in his torched home at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others. One settler cocked his gun and tried to kill Hamed twice but got a gun jam.
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
A flock of sheep passes by torched cars at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others.
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
A flock of sheep passes by torched cars at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others.
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
2 Palestinians sit next to torched cars at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others.
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
A Palestinian boy sits in a a torched car at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others.
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
Palestinians remove torched cars at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others.
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
Palestinians remove torched cars at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others.
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
Palestinians remove torched cars at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others.
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
A Palestinian boy stands near a torched car at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others.
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Academy Awards 2024, Hollywood, California, United States - 10 Mar 2024
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(L-R) Johnnie Burn and guest arrive on the red carpet at the 96th annual Academy Awards in Los Angeles, California on Sunday, March 10, 2024. Since 1929, the Oscars have recognized excellence in cinematic achievements.
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Recaptured Lyman left shattered by Russian occupation
People in Ukrainian city try to pick up pieces amid remains of Russia’s chaotic and bloody withdrawal.
Putin's gravestone at one of the checkpoints near the town of Lyman
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77th British Academy Film Awards, Press Room, Royal Festival Hall, London, UK - 18 Feb 2024
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Johnnie Burn and Tarn Willers pose with the Sound Award for 'The Zone of Interest' in the Winner's Room at the EE BAFTA Film Awards 2024, on February 18, 2024 in London, United Kingdom. (Photo by Dave Hogan/Hogan Media/Shutterstock)
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
The kiln is left to burn overnight.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn has started well in the early stages after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
The kiln is left to burn overnight.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
The kiln is left to burn overnight.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
The kiln is left to burn overnight.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn and ensuring the lid falls to seal tightly about an hour after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn has started well in the early stages after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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The artisans. Burning ambition: the life of an artisanal charcoal maker - in pictures
Darryl Kelbrick shows Christopher Thomond the painstaking process behind artisan charcoal burning, a practice he has spent the past decade learning in an ancient coppiced woodland where he lives with his partner off-grid.
Charcoal burner Darryl Kelbrick using a traditional ring kiln to create barbecue charcoal, pet charcoal and compost.
A decade ago Darryl and his partner Jo bought 33 acre Great Lindeth Wood, a rare, ancient coppiced woodland in Cumbria where they live off-grid. The land had been coppiced in the past but fallen to neglect. By restoring the coppice they hope to reverse the decline in the numbers of birds and butterflies and make this form of woodland management a sustainable practice once again and relevant to 21st-century life.
Checking the burn has started well in the early stages after lighting the kiln.
Both, UK. 01 May 2023.
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