To the memory of the men and women who resisted evistion from Reet before being forcibly removed in 1850-51 and their descendants who regained the land in 1921. The land finally came under ownership of the people who live and work on it, through the formation of the Bhaltos Community Trust, in 1998.
Gallivanting in my home city and further afield. Words by me, photos (mainly) by him. The good ones anyway!
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